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Morocco to the final of the African Cup of Nations indoor football

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Agadir 24 | Agadir24/ W.A.E

The Moroccan national team reached the final match of the African Indoor Football Cup (Morocco 2024), with its victory today, Friday, April 19, 2024, on the floor of the Sports Palace in the Prince Moulay Abdullah Sports Complex in Rabat, over its Libyan counterpart (6-0) in the semi-final match, to ensure Thus qualifying for the World Cup.

The goals of the Moroccan team were scored by Sufyan Al-Masrar (3rd and 22nd minute), Youssef Jawad (6th minute), Bilal Al-Bakali (12th minute and 29th minute), and Anas Al-Ayyan (17th minute).

In the final match, next Sunday, the Moroccan team will face its Angolan counterpart, who won earlier in the day over its Egyptian counterpart (7-3).

With this victory, the Moroccan national team officially qualifies for the FIFA Indoor Football World Cup finals, which will be held between September 14 and October 6 in Uzbekistan.

The Libyan national team will have a second opportunity to grab one of the qualification tickets to the World Cup, when it faces its Egyptian counterpart in the third place match, which will be held next Sunday.

The competitions of this prestigious continental event will be held until April 21 in both the Ibn Yassine Hall and the Sports Palace in the Prince Moulay Abdullah Sports Complex in Rabat.

Morocco, the two-time defending champion, also had the honor of organizing the previous indoor tournament of the African Cup of Nations in 2020 in the city of Laayoune.

#Morocco #final #African #Cup #Nations #indoor #football
2024-04-29 05:49:36

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Man stabbed in Oslo – non-life-threatening injuries

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

– There were two men who had been in a basket fight with another man and inflicted stab wounds on him, then they ran from the scene, says Tore Barstad of the Oslo police to NTB at 21.45.

The police describe the violent incident as serious and say the injuries to the stabbed man are described as serious, but not life-threatening. He was conscious and contactable when the emergency services arrived at the scene, and has since been taken to hospital for treatment.

Seized knife

Barstad confirms that it is a stabbing, and says the police have seized a knife at the scene.

– We have seized the knife itself and are working to obtain video surveillance that shows the escape route of the two perpetrators, says the task leader.

The police have little information regarding the perpetrators, but say the two who ran from the scene were two men with North African appearance. They were seen running in the direction of Bernt Ankers gate towards Torggata.

Will contact witnesses

– We are of course interested in getting in touch with witnesses who may have information regarding the case, says Barstad.

The stabbing took place outside the nightclub Revolver in the center of Oslo, not far from Youngstorget.

– We do not know whether the pretext was inside the night club or at a nearby night club, but we believe the violent incident itself happened outdoors, says the task leader, who emphasizes that it will take time to gather all the video evidence as a result of the number of night clubs in the area.

#Man #stabbed #Oslo #nonlifethreatening #injuries
2024-04-29 05:46:42

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Bumblebee queens surprise by surviving underwater

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

That bumblebee queens survive being underwater can be good news for the important pollinator, which is under great pressure. The experiment suggests that the bumblebees can withstand climate-driven floods that threaten winter hibernation in bumblebee hives.

– That the bumblebees survive under water is an encouraging sign in a worrying trend where bumblebee populations are declining worldwide, says Sabrina Rondeau to the AFP news agency.

She is the lead author of the study Unveiling the submerged secrets: bumblebee queens’ resilience to flooding which is published in the journal Biology Letters.

Got water on experimental hops

The first sign that the bumblebee queens can tolerate being under water came following an accident in the laboratory. Sabrina Rondeau studied the effects of pesticides in the soil around bumble bee queens when several of the tubes with bumble bees came under water.

– I was very disappointed. Fortunately, few queens had ended up underwater. But I didn’t want to lose them and took care of the hops. To my great surprise, the bumblebee queens survived, says Sabrina Rondeau.

None of the people she had spoken to in her long studies of bumblebees had any idea that bumblebees survive underwater.

Eight out of ten survived

Rodeau set regarding a new experiment to understand what was happening. Here, 143 hibernating bumblebee queens were placed in tubes. Some of the queens were not immersed in water as a reference group. Others were placed floating in water, while still other hops were placed under water from eight hours to seven days.

According to the report, the queens were placed in new tubes with soil taken from an area where bumblebees hibernate. Queens marked as dead were stored at room temperature before the dead status was confirmed.

Not only did 17 out of 21 (81 percent) of the queens that had been underwater for seven days survive. They were still alive eight weeks later. In the control group, 88 percent, or 15 out of 17 queens, survived.

May cause greater survival

The long-term impact on the health of the bumblebees and how the queen’s long stay under water affects the colony cannot be answered without more research, according to Rondeau.

The hops used in the experiment are an American species that has not experienced the same decline in population as many other hop varieties.

– We wonder if the resistance to flooding might be one of the reasons why they do so well. The study needs to be repeated on other bumblebee species to see how widespread this survival is. But it is encouraging to see that flooding may not be as big a threat as we have thought until now, says Sabrina Rondeau.

#Bumblebee #queens #surprise #surviving #underwater
2024-04-29 05:44:40

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Decision to investigate Fawad Chaudhry in May 9 key cases – Pakistan

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry was caught in a big trouble, the police decided to investigate the leader of the Stabilization Pakistan Party involved in the important cases of May 9.

Important progress has been made in the 15 cases filed once morest Fawad Chaudhry in Lahore that the police have decided to investigate the former federal minister involved in the May 9 important cases.

The police authorities say that Fawad Chaudhry will be investigated in the light of the statements of the arrested accused during the investigation of the cases. The evidence of Fawad Chaudhry’s involvement in the incidents was found in the statements of the accused. They granted interim bail in all the cases. kept

According to the police, Tehreek-e-Insaf leaders were not investigated in some cases, Fawad Chaudhry will be investigated in case 97/23 registered in Sarwar police station, case 366/23 and case 103/23 registered in Model Town.

Fawad Chaudhry granted bail, ordered to be released

According to the police officials, the details of the cases and investigations registered once morest Fawad Chaudhry were re-evaluated.

Extension of protective bails in 36 cases including Fawad Chaudhry on May 9

On the other hand, the Lahore High Court extended the security guarantees granted in 36 cases including that of former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry on May 9.

A two-member bench comprising Justice Alia Neelam and Justice Farooq Haider of the Lahore High Court heard the case while Fawad Chaudhry appeared in the court along with his wife Haba Fawad.