Completely free from the grip of Covid, cricket lovers are excited that the Indian Premier League is back in all its glory. Different teams and IPL officials are not only cheating in the cricket majesty that has cost crores, but also aiming for financial gain. Not only the cricketers, the team management and the BCCI also benefit from the IPL. The cheergirls who excite the spectators in the stadium also earn a lot of money through this. Each club has a group of cheergirls, though not related to competitions. Their ‘mission’ is to energize the fans with glamorous dance moves during the match. The cheer girls, who disappeared for the last 3 seasons due to covid, are back with a smashing performance this year. Each team has its own cheerleaders. The cheergirls of the respective team will be in the stadium during the game. Dressed in the color of the team jersey, they dance on a specially constructed stage. They perform when the player hits boundaries, sixes and wickets. They take care to maintain the excitement among the fans even during the break of the game.
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written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
With electricity and gas rate hikes temporarily suspended in the second quarter, Korea Electric Power Corporation and Korea Gas Corporation are concerned that if the rate hike is delayed, KEPCO’s statutory bond issuance limit is expected to be exceeded, and KOGAS’ accumulated receivables will reach 1.3 billion won. revealed On the 2nd, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy held the ‘Emergency Management Status Review Meeting for Energy Public Enterprises’ and comprehensively checked the financial situation of energy public enterprises and possible situations resulting from the postponement of rate hikes. KEPCO explained that it is issuing debentures to finance the purchase of electricity, which is paid to power generation companies four times a month. If the electricity rate hike is put on hold for a considerable period of time, there is no choice but to further increase the size of the bond issuance, and there is a possibility that a factor of disturbance in the bond market may occur, in which market funds are concentrated on KEPCO bonds. Meanwhile, it was also revealed that if KEPCO loses more than 5 trillion won this year, it is expected that KEPCO’s statutory bond issuance limit will be exceeded in 2024. KEPCO also announced that if there is a disruption in the issuance of bonds, a financial crisis will occur due to disruptions in the payment of electricity purchases and difficulty in paying equipment and materials and construction costs, which will spread throughout the electric power industry ecosystem, including power generation companies and the construction industry. KOGAS predicted that receivables would accumulate up to 12.9 trillion won by the end of this year if gas rates remain frozen. KOGAS is negotiating to secure LNG supplies due to increased demand for LNG following the recovery of the Chinese economy following COVID-19, competition with European countries to introduce LNG for stockpiling, and deteriorating financial conditions amid continuing uncertainty in the global LNG market. was concerned that it might have a negative effect on In this regard, KEPCO and KOGAS decided to implement plans for financial soundness of 150 billion won and 2.7 trillion won, respectively, and to discover and implement additional labor cost adjustments and the sale of non-core assets. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy plans to hold an emergency meeting of private members of the Energy Commission on the 3rd, attended by Minister Lee Chang-yang, and announce plans to adjust electricity and gas rates as soon as possible. Reporter Shin So-yoon [email protected]
Management of the financial year 2002 in Girardot municipality exposed
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The mayor of the Girardot municipality, Aragua state, Rafael Morales, delivered the Management Report and Account for the 2022 Financial Economic Year, the presentation was made, before the Aragua state comptroller, César Otero Duno and the municipal comptroller, Ingrid Calzada; the president of the Municipal Council, Normedis Pariata and spokespersons for the Popular Power of that jurisdiction.
The act took place in the Municipal Auditorium of the mayor’s office, where the local president pointed out the achievements obtained, highlighted the works to improve public services, recovery of spaces, social development, culture, among other areas.
The municipal leader also stressed that in the field of road maintenance and improvements, the Cayapa Asphalt Plan was deployed, indicating that “15,000 tons of asphalt were placed throughout the municipality, an estimated 1,400 tons per month.
He also made reference to the recovery of public, sports and cultural spaces, in addition, he detailed the investment in the construction of the Skakepark, the synthetic field in San Rafael, the sports field in the community of San Vicente and the sports complex in the La sector. Cabrera.
Finally, Mayor Rafael Morales reiterated the call to all the people of Maracay to work collectively in the search for solutions for the municipality, “we have great expectations for this 2023, where alliances with all sectors of society are essential for generate well-being, guarantee that supreme happiness, always attending and listening to our people.
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After the successful screening days in March, the medical facility is repeating them in the fight once morest HCV. Hepatitis C is an insidious disease that often goes unnoticed for a long time and is only discovered at an advanced stage.
It has now been scientifically proven that a timely diagnosis can lead to a complete cure through appropriate drug treatment, reports the South Tyrolean medical company in a press release. This can prevent severe organ damage and/or liver transplants.
“We want to ensure that the spread of HCV in South Tyrol is pushed back,” says Director General Florian Zerzer. “That’s why we’re repeating the Screening Days, also to meet the high demand from the population born between 1969 and 1989. It is important to us to keep pointing out that prevention is the best way to avoid health problems.”
Figures on the tests performed
Of the 11,666 blood samples taken (11,065 evaluated), 34 were positive as of March 28, 2023, which corresponds to almost 0.31 percent of the tests evaluated. This number is below the expectations of the experts’ estimates. People who have been exposed to the HCV virus will be contacted to have their blood drawn once more to more accurately determine their viral load.