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Crna statistika ŠTA IMA NOVO U ČIKAGU? Pucali na policajce kad su pokušali da RAZJURE masu! Od petka do ponedeljka 12 ubijenih! Planeta 05.07.2021. 20:12h Na dvojicu policajaca iz Čikaga je pucano i oni su ranjeni jutros rano dok su pokušavali da razbiju gomilu ljudi koja se okupila nakon okupljanja 4. jula, saopštile su vlasti. Pucnjava oko 1:45 časova ujutro na zapadnoj strani grada dogodila se manje od sat vremena nakon što je u pucnjavi u Vašington Parku na južnoj strani grada dvoje ljudi poginulo, a četvoro ranjeno, preneo je AP. Između petka uveče i ponedeljka ujutro, 12 lj...

Madero, Tamaulipas.-La ocupación hotelera en la zona sur de Tamaulipas, aumentó hasta en un 65 por ciento, gracias a la llegada de turistas provenientes de Nuevo León y Ciudad de México. El presidente de la Asociación de Hoteles del sur de Tamaulipas, Alberto Ortega Ortega, dijo que cada fin de semana se nota un aumento considerable en la ocupación de habitaciones, sobre todo en las ubicadas en la zona de Playa Miramar. Mencionó que son casi 20 puntos arriba de la ocupación a comparación de otras temporadas, lo que consideró ser resultado de las actividades de pr...

Posted: July 1, 2021 Letter to the Editor The last five days in British Columbia have seen an unprecedented number of deaths reported to the BC Coroners Service. Between Friday and 1 p.m. today (June 30), at least 486 sudden and unexpected deaths have been reported to our agency. This number is preliminary and will increase as coroners enter death reports into our system. The 486 deaths currently entered represent a 195% increase over the approximately 165 deaths that would normally occur in the province over a five-day period. While it is too early to say with certainty how many of these de...

At least 486 dead in British Columbia amid historic heat wave The Vancouver skyline, where Environment Canada has issued an air quality advisory and heat warning. Photo: Andrew Chin/Getty Images Nearly 500 people have died in British Columbia since Friday as a historic heat wave grips the region, Chief Coroner Lisa Lapointe said in a statement Wednesday. Why it matters: The heatwave in the Pacific Northwest has shattered records and alarmed scientists. In Lytton, British Columbia the temperature soared to 121°F on Tuesday, conditions which, in North America, are usually reserved for the dese...

by Province of British Columbia on Wednesday Jun 30 2021 Lisa Lapointe, chief coroner, has released the following statement about public safety during the heat wave in the province: “The last five days in British Columbia have seen an unprecedented number of deaths reported to the BC Coroners Service. Between Friday and 1 p.m. today, at least 486 sudden and unexpected deaths have been reported to our agency. This number is preliminary and will increase as coroners enter death reports into our system. The 486 deaths currently entered represent a 195% increase over...