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Alameda County admits ongoing rat problem at social services office - Vimarsana News

Alameda County admits ongoing rat problem at social services office

Rats continue be a problem for employees in Alameda County offices at the Eastmont Town Center in Oakland, a county employee said and county officials admitted this week.

Alameda County admits ongoing rat problem at social services office - Vimarsana News

Alameda County admits ongoing rat problem at social services office

Rats continue be a problem for employees in Alameda County offices at the Eastmont Town Center in Oakland, a county employee said and county officials admitted this week.

Rat problem continues in county offices at Oakland's Eastmont Town Center - Vimarsana News

Rat problem continues in county offices at Oakland's Eastmont Town Center

Rats continue to be a problem for employees in Alameda County offices at the Eastmont Town Center in Oakland, a county employee said this week.

Source: ktvu.com
Kolbars: Quest for a livelihood on the Iran-Iraq border ends in tragedy - Vimarsana News

Kolbars: Quest for a livelihood on the Iran-Iraq border ends in tragedy

Kolbars: Quest for a livelihood on the Iran-Iraq border ends in tragedy Mehmed Salih Bedirxan The tragedy of the Kolbars, those who transport smuggled goods on their back between Iran and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is bleak. In 2020 alone, 56 Kolbars died and 167 were injured, according to data provided by Iran-based human rights organisations. The illegal transportation of goods on the Iran-KRG border - "kolberi" in Persian - has become a source of income for thousands of people. Kolbars carry goods weighing between 25 and 120kg on their backs, through dangerous ...

Source: msn.com