Grey s Anatomy has just killed one of its major characters.
On its latest episode, Andrew DeLuca, the surgical attending at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, the brother of Carina and the ex-boyfriend of leading role Meredith Grey, was killed on Thursday night s episode.
He is a murder victim by the hand of a henchman in a trafficking ring.
DeLuca, who Giacomo Gianniotti played, was stabbed by a human trafficker he and his sister had chased through Seattle.
Doctors and nurses at Grey Sloan tried to save DeLuca, but unfortunately, he succumbed to his wounds.
However, DeLuca s efforts didn t go in vain because, in the end, the traffickers were arrested.
Sky Super Rugby Aotearoa: Chiefs left to rue major TMO blunder as Crusaders run rampant
13 Mar, 2021 08:10 AM
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Crusaders 39
Chiefs 17
Defeating the Crusaders in Christchurch is difficult at the best of times – near impossible when poor officiating hands the defending champions a major leg up.
The Chiefs will stomach the ignominy attached to equalling New Zealand s worst Super Rugby losing streak – matching the Highlanders 11 losses in a row during their 2012-13 season.
While the Chiefs were comprehensively beaten in the end, they have every right to feel aggrieved after they were left one man short and conceded a second-half penalty try that should never have stood.
Over 30 major French companies to attend Milipol Qatar 2021
13 Mar 2021 - 9:21
The Peninsula
Doha: Over 30 major French companies will attend Milipol Qatar 2021 in Doha from March 15 to 17 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center. The trade fair specializes in security and safety issues.
The French industry has gained international renown in different fields such as cybersecurity, drones and robotics, personal protective equipment, and infrastructure protection and safety. These sectors will be represented by companies offering cutting-edge innovative solutions.
Ambassador of France to Qatar H E Franck Gellet stated: “Qatar is a particularly demanding partner for the safety and security sectors, with upcoming large-scale projects such as the World Cup, which will be held for the very first time in the Arab world, and the expansion of Ras Laffan’s infrastructures.
Ho-Chunk buying historic buildings in Sioux City
MASON DOCKTER, Sioux City Journal
March 12, 2021
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) A division of Ho-Chunk Inc. announced last week it has acquired a set of historic structures on the 1000 block of Sioux City’s Historic Fourth Street from the Aalfs family.
Ho-Chunk Capital’s purchases include the landmark building that housed Aalfs Manufacturing’s corporate offices for much of the 20th century. Built in 1890, the five-story brick-and-stone structure at 1005 Fourth St. has also been known as the Boston Block.
The other buildings acquired house a mix of tenants that include bars, offices, shops and restaurants. Collectively, the structures have 78,527 square feet of floor space, according to a Ho-Chunk press release.
Read more about DLF plans to raise Rs 500 cr via NCDs on Business Standard. The realty major s board will meet on 17 March 2021 to consider the proposal.