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Serious Car Accident Injures Two Children in Westmalle: Driver Under the Influence
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2024-01-21 19:53:41
Two children aged 8 and 9 who were in a car with their father were seriously injured following their vehicle was hit by a drunk driver on Sunday on the Antwerpsesteenweg in Westmalle (Malle, province of Antwerp).
Around 4:30 p.m., the car of the father and the two children left a side road to enter the national road (Antwerpsesteenweg). A vehicle traveling in the direction of Sint-Antonius (Zoersel) hit them from behind. The driver of this car had consumed drugs and alcohol, said the local police (Voorkempen zone). The father was slightly injured but the two children were seriously affected and were hospitalized.
The drunk driver’s passenger was slightly injured. His friend’s driving license was immediately revoked. The public prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.
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2024-01-21 20:49:00
The overall winner in the previous season’s Slalom World Cup said: “Suddenly you worry regarding something much more important than returning to the sport. It’s important to remember these moments. We have to have respect for the sport and respect for the athletes. Kitzbühel is , what it is today, because we are putting our lives at risk.”
Braathen added: “It gives you a new perspective on this sport. We are here in Kitzbühel to celebrate the art of sport. But in a hundredth of a second you are not doing your job optimally and can be out with a life-threatening injury.”
The 23-year-old was allowed to drive on the infamous Streif before the races. “I was allowed to slide down the most famous passages of the World Cup tour: the Mausefalle, the steep slope, the edge of the Hausberg. It was an incredible experience for me. I’m usually on the Ganslernhang often, and when I see where the boys throw themselves down, I have great respect.” , he said.
As far as his future plans are concerned, Braathen, who unexpectedly ended his career before the season, did not want to commit himself. “I will do what fills me with the greatest possible joy. If it is something creative, then so be it. And if it is skiing, then so be it. I do what makes me and is the happiest open for my next trip,” said the Norwegian.
Kilde reports from the sickbed
Braathen with numerous projects
However, Braathen admitted that he partially missed the World Cup circus. “When I see Sarrazin jumping on the barriers here and letting out a scream of joy in front of the crowd, I miss it. I love that energy the most,” he said.
Nevertheless, he also has numerous plans for the future outside of racing. “I design clothing. But I also work with Atomic to design equipment and do creative projects together. And I’m working with Red Bull on some cool projects that show skiing in a different way,” he revealed.
Kitzbühel ecstasy! Straßer wins sensationally on the Ganslernhang
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#Lucas #Braathen #Aleksander #Aamodt #Kildes #fall #perspective #sport
Protect Yourself from Parcel Delivery Scams: How to Spot and Avoid Fraudulent SMS Messages
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2024-01-21 17:29:00
Did you receive an SMS message notifying you regarding an attempted delivery of an item sent by parcel to your home? So, be careful, because this might be an attempt by cybercriminals to steal your banking details.
“2/2 delivery attempts have been made, please confirm your details or your item will be returned,” said the message Violeta received on her phone.
The notification was accompanied by a link to an apocryphal page from Correos de México.
“I just had a package pending delivery and, when the message arrived, it sent me to a page to pay and complete the delivery; it even seemed cheap to me and I didn’t see anything strange until I saw the page, but I had already filled out the format with the data,” he narrated.
Seconds following completing the transaction, the charge to his card of 20 thousand pesos for some plane tickets was recorded. Immediately, Violeta contacted the bank to report the movement and have it cancelled.
“What makes you most angry is that they don’t take away your data, but you give it to them yourself,” he said.
Cybersecurity specialist Hiram Camarillo stressed the importance of being alert when receiving SMS messages in the name of a company. What cybercriminals are looking for, he explained, is to convince the user to voluntarily hand over banking information or even make deposits to other accounts.
Given this, he suggested not clicking on links that one is not sure where they lead to, nor responding to these SMS with personal data.
“The software used by extortionists is not so advanced as to be able to obtain all the user’s information through the link, although this type of technology does exist, it is very advanced and expensive, which is why they are fully committed to convincing people” , he assured.
AVOID FALLING
-When receiving alerts related to a package, contact the courier company directly.
-Look to see if you have a message in your email for said shipment.
-Do not open suspicious or apocryphal links.
-Do not respond to the message with personal or banking information.
-Always check the address of the pages you click on to make sure it is an official domain.
-You can enter the phone number or URL address in an internet search engine to find out regarding possible previous reports.
-Report the numbers from which suspicious messages come, as well as malicious links.
-Install an antivirus on your devices, both the computer and the cell phone versions.
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