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After the prosecutor, it was the turn of the Juve defenders to make their statements before the FIGC Supreme Court. According to media reports, a judgment might still be made in the evening.

The case is regarding the allegation that Juventus has falsified the market values ​​of its players for years and is said to have booked excessive sums in transfers or barter transactions with other clubs. The association court therefore sentenced the Turiners to a 15-point penalty at the beginning of the year. The club took action before the highest Italian sports court and was initially successful – the court overturned the sentence but returned the case to the FIGC chamber for a new verdict.

It is interesting that Chinè had only demanded a nine-point deduction in the first trial – but the court independently increased the penalty to 15 points. For former Juve managers who are also accused, such as ex-pro Pavel Nedved, the prosecution has now asked for a ban of eight months. Just because of the first judgments once morest those managers, the highest Italian sports court had returned the case to the FIGC court. Now Chinè stuck to his demands under the originally imposed penalties.

Juventus, who wanted to fight for points at FC Empoli on Monday evening (8.45 p.m.) and thus qualify for the European Cup, not only have to answer to a sports court because of this cause. In the previous week, prosecutor Chinè had reported the association because it is said to have illegally booked and concealed salary payments in the millions.

(CNN) — Twenty people have died and several more have been injured in a school dormitory fire in Guyana, according to a statement from the Department of Public Information issued Monday.

“It is with great sadness that we bring you a heartbreaking update on the Mahdia High School dormitory fire. We have lost many beautiful souls in that fire. The death toll currently stands at 20 while others have been injured,” says the statement.

The statement did not specify whether the deceased were students, teachers or other staff members.

The Department of Public Information added that “at this time, seven children are prepared to be evacuated by helicopter to Georgetown.”

Five planes have been sent to Mahdia to support regional health officials with additional medical supplies and medivacs according to the Department of Public Information.

Brigadier Mark Anthony Phillips, Guyana’s Prime Minister, is in Madhia, located in the center of the country, with a team of ministers and officials alongside Minister Ben, who heads the Home Office.

“The president and other officials are supporting efforts in Ogle to receive critical patients and coordinating an emergency action plan. A full-scale medical emergency action plan has been put in place,” the statement said.

Earlier, the Guyana government had announced it was preparing for a “large-scale medical evacuation response” following a fire in a high school dormitory in the center of the country, the government announced Monday.

“Inclement weather and cloudy skies are seriously hampering this exercise,” the statement added.

The Mahdia Secondary School dormitory, where the fire broke out, is at the center of the Guyanese government’s efforts to improve the level of education in the less developed part of the country. In previous government statements, they describe the construction of the school dormitory as an effort to “bridge the gap between the interior and coastal areas.”

Prague – A design by the architectural pioneer Adolf Loos for a small family home that was never built is still a reality. The construction work according to a plan from 1932 will start in Prague this Tuesday, a spokesman for the Czech National Technical Museum (NTM) said on Monday. The 1:1 scale model is expected to be completed early next year.

A huge accident in the South American country of Guyana. 20 female students have died in a fire at the Mahdia Secondary School girls’ hostel in central Guyana. AFP reports that several people were injured. The cause of the fire has not been disclosed.

The fire broke out at a school hostel in the town of Mahida in central Guyana, according to local media. The fire broke out around 11:40 pm on Sunday night (local time). The students were sleeping at the time of the accident. Officials at the scene said several girls were still trapped inside.

Rescue operations are in progress at the site. Some pictures and videos of the accident are going viral on social media. These show fire brigade vehicles and ambulances at the scene. Private and military planes have reached Mahdia. According to a report by the news outlet, the seven children were taken to a hospital in the county’s capital, Georgetown, for treatment.

“This is a great tragedy,” said Guyana President Irfan Ali, who expressed concern over the incident. Opposition MP Natasha Singh Lewis called for an investigation into the cause of the fire. Guyana, a small English-speaking country of 800,000 people, is a former Dutch and British colony.

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