Should Mamadou Sakho have continued to play once morest Auxerre on Sunday? The question arises since this weekend and the violent shock to the head which the defender of Montpellier suffered. We rewind. Author of the opener once morest the Burgundians, the French international (32 years old, 29 selections) finds himself K.-O. following an involuntary elbow in the face of M’Baye Niang (50th).
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August 23, 2022
Natural gas prices were still moving at very high levels yesterday, pushed by the prospect of a temporary interruption in Russian gas deliveries via Nord Stream 1.
Yesterday, the Dutch TTF futures contract, the benchmark for the European natural gas market, traded at 269.995 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), down slightly by 2.44% compared to 295 euros per MWh recorded the day before. Such prices had not been seen since March, when European and British natural gas had been propelled to their all-time highs. In the United States, gas continued to soar with a peak of 10.028 dollars per million British thermal unit (BTU), a new record for 14 years.
Gas prices have been boosted by Russian giant Gazprom, which announced last week that its deliveries of Russian gas to Europe through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline would be interrupted for three days, from August 31 to September 2, for maintenance reasons.
As for crude oil prices, they rose yesterday following the announcement on Monday by Saudi Energy Minister Abdelaziz bin Salman that OPEC+ (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies) had the means to “reduce at all its production” to face the challenges of an oil market “which has fallen into a vicious circle of low liquidity and extreme volatility”. However, according to indirect OPEC+ sources quoted by Archyde.com, such a reduction would not be imminent and would coincide with the return of Iranian oil to the market if Tehran and the West reach a nuclear agreement.
Natural gas prices were still moving at very high levels yesterday, pushed by the prospect of a temporary interruption in Russian gas deliveries via Nord Stream 1. Yesterday, the Dutch TTF futures contract, the benchmark for the European natural gas market , traded at 269.995 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), down slightly by 2.44% compared to 295 euros…
“Trella ran over 7 cars” .. the first footage of the Al-Marwa Ring Road accident
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
09:39 PM
Tuesday 23 August 2022
Books – Muhammad Shaban:
The General Directorate of Traffic pushed distress cranes and land rescue teams of the Civil Protection to lift a heavy transport vehicle “Trella” that ran over 6 owners’ cars and another quarter of transport above the Dream link.
An informed source said that the accident resulted in the death of two people, while five others were injured.
The Traffic Operations Room official received a signal from the Emergency Police Department that a collision occurred at the top of the Grand Egyptian Museum with Dream Compass
The security and traffic services moved to Al-Balagh’s place, and it was found that Trella, 6 owners’ cars and a pickup truck collided on the ring road coming from Al-Wahat Road towards Al-Rimaya.
“If you exercise regularly, you can overcome Corona” (Study)
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Exercising on a regular basis can significantly reduce your risk of contracting the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), as well as lower your chances of becoming serious, hospitalized, or dying if you do. A research team from Navarra Biomed, a Spanish Center for Public Biomedical Research, and the University of Navarra said, “Sustained exercise may contribute to a more effective immune response by improving protective immunity once morest infection, which may explain the relationship between coronavirus infection and regular exercise. there,” he said.
The research team conducted an in-depth analysis of 16 studies related to exercise and COVID-19 risk around the world between 2019 and 2022. More than 1.8 million men and women were included in these studies. The average age of the subjects was 53 years. Most were conducted in the UK, Canada, South Korea, Iran, Spain, Brazil, Palestine, South Africa and Sweden.
The study found that those who reported exercising regularly were 11% less likely to contract the coronavirus than those who were inactive. Also, those who exercised regularly were 36% less likely to be hospitalized, even if they had the coronavirus. Regular exercise was associated with a 34% lower risk of severe disease and a 43% lower risk of death.
As for how much exercise would have the greatest benefit, the researchers found that “regarding two and a half hours of moderately intense exercise or 1 hour and 15 minutes of vigorous exercise each week provided the broadest protection once morest coronavirus.” ” he said.
Dr. Antonio Garcia-Hermoso of the research team said, “Exercise regularly reduces inflammation and stress while improving heart health and immunity. Exercise can reduce risk factors such as obesity and high blood pressure that worsen the prognosis of COVID-19. said The results of this study (Physical activity and risk of infection, severity and mortality of COVID-19: a systematic review and non-linear dose–response meta-analysis of data from 1 853 610 adults) were published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. Sports Medicine).
By Kwon Soon-il, staff reporter [email protected]
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