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Real-Time Seismic Activity Monitoring in Colombia: Stay Informed and Safe
2024-02-16 05:24:15
The Colombian Geological Service (SGC) is the entity in charge of monitoring the telluric movements that occur in the national territory. In fact, due to its geographical location, the country is usually the epicenter of multiple earthquakes.
Follow minute by minute of seismic activity in Colombia
22:21 pm Los Santos – Santander
Location: Latitude 6.79 Longitude -73.19
Nearby municipalities: 10 km from Zapatoca (Santander)
1:27 p. m.
Carmen del Darien – Chocó
Depth: superficial (less than 30 km).
Location: 7.03°,-77.07°
Nearby municipalities: Los Santos (Santander) 5 km, Jordán (Santander) 5 km, Barichara (Santander) 14 km.
8:53 a. m.
Los Santos – Santander
Location: 6.74°,-73.14°
Nearby municipalities: Carmen del Darién (Curbaradó) (Chocó) 18 km away, Murindó (Antioquia) 29 km away, Vigía del Fuerte (Antioquia) 52 km away.
Seismic activity in Colombia this February 15. | Photo: https://sgc.gov.co/sismos
8:07 a. m.
Los Santos – Santander
Location: 6.78°,-73.12°
7:24 a. m.
Uribe – Meta
Depth: superficial (less than 30 km)
Location: 3.51°,-74.29°
Nearby municipalities: Lejanías (Meta) 30 km, Uribe (Meta) 31 km, San Juan de Arama (Meta) 49 km.
The seismic movement shook the department of Meta. | Photo: X @sgcol
12:00 a. m.
Los Santos – Santander
Location: 6.80°,-73.17°
Nearby municipalities: Los Santos (Santander) 6 km, Jordán (Santander) 9 km, Villanueva (Santander) 17 km.
Los Santos is the Colombian municipality where it trembles the most. | Photo: X @sgcol
How to act when there is an earthquake?
Knowing how to act in the event of an earthquake is essential to prevent accidents and increase the chances of survival. These are some detailed indications, both by the CDC and by the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD):
What not to do
It is also important to keep in mind those actions or behaviors that might be dangerous, as they increase the risk of suffering accidents that might easily have been prevented.
- Do not leave the house or run to other rooms during an earthquake. The chance of injury is less if the person stays in one place.
- Do not run desperately out of buildings or houses during the earthquake, as windows, poles, lights, among other objects might fall.
- Do not get under door frames. Other people might have the same idea.
- Do not use the elevators. It is possible that during an earthquake the power goes out and they stop.
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Former FBI Informant Indicted for False Accusations Against Hunter Biden: Timeline and Fallout
2024-02-16 02:27:20
(Los Angeles) American justice announced Thursday the indictment of a former FBI informant, prosecuted for having lied and fabricated false accusations of corruption once morest Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, allegations which were then recovered by the right to try to impeach the president.
Published yesterday at 9:27 p.m.
Romain FONSEGRIVES Agence France-Presse
Alexander Smirnov, a former federal police informant, was arrested Thursday in Las Vegas, according to a statement from the special prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden.
This 43-year-old man is suspected of having lied, accusing Joe and Hunter Biden of having each received five million dollars in bribes to allow a Ukrainian gas company, Burisma, to escape prosecution.
The ex-informant “provided false, derogatory information to the FBI regarding” Joe and Hunter Biden, according to the indictment. An offense for which he faces 25 years of imprisonment.
This new twist weakens the impeachment investigation led by Republicans in Congress once morest Joe Biden, a few months before a probable new face-to-face between the Democrat and Donald Trump for the White House.
The right accuses Joe Biden, so far without conclusive proof, of having used his influence when he was Barack Obama’s vice-president (2009-2017) to allow his son Hunter to conduct questionable deals in Ukraine and in China.
Mr. Smirnov’s story had leaked into the public sphere and become a central piece in fueling these suspicions. But this is a completely fabricated story, according to the indictment.
Timeline problem
According to the investigation, the pipe does not fit because of a chronological problem.
In 2020, the informant assured an FBI agent that he had a meeting with Burisma officials “in 2015 and/or 2016, during the Obama/Biden administration.”
The members of this Ukrainian gas company then confided that they had hired Hunter Biden on their board of directors to “protect themselves, through his father, from all kinds of problems”, according to the informant. A service for which “they had specifically paid $5 million” each to Joe Biden and his son.
This scenario seemed to resonate with the 2016 dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor investigating Burisma. A decision behind which the Republicans see the hand of Mr. Biden.
But the investigation revealed that Mr. Smirnov had only been in contact with Burisma in 2017, once Donald Trump came to power. At that time, Joe Biden “had no way of influencing American politics”, underlines the indictment.
The informant “transformed his routine and ordinary business contacts with Burisma in 2017 […] in corruption charges” once morest Joe Biden, the document continues. And he waited until 2020 to do it, “following taking sides once morest […] his candidacy” for the White House.
A businessman now converted to painting, Hunter Biden is a favorite target of Republicans in the United States, who fueled suspicions regarding his business affairs in Ukraine and China during the Obama era.
But the ongoing judicial investigation into the president’s son has so far failed to substantiate these accusations.
It especially highlighted his problems with drug and alcohol addiction – which he claims to have overcome – and led to two indictments once morest him: one for tax evasion, and the other for illegal possession of a weapon. fire.
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Work-Related Breast Cancer: Addressing Occupational Risks – CFDT
2024-02-16 09:53:05
Breast cancer: For recognition of exposure to certain occupational risks – CFDT
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The CFDT today asked ANSES (National Health Security Agency) to conduct a study on the links between breast cancer and exposure to certain occupational risks. This referral is a preliminary step to the creation of tables of occupational diseases including breast cancer as a pathology. These tables should allow better recognition of these work-related health problems.
The desire of the CFDT is to fight once morest the invisibility of exposure to certain professional risks among women, as highlighted in the recent Senate report on “ Health of women at work, invisible ills “. Of the more than 61,000 new breast cancers diagnosed annually in France, several studies show that a portion of these cancers might be linked to occupational exposure. Three factors are particularly identified: night work, ionizing rays and chemicals. The workers concerned include those in the health, aviation and nuclear sectors. Today, less than ten breast cancers have been recognized in France by the “complementary” recognition system, in particular thanks to the support of victims by CFDT activists.
By contacting ANSES, the CFDT is also demanding better knowledge of the occupational factors that can cause breast cancer to improve prevention measures, and raise awareness among employers and workers of this risk.
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