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Pakistan has handed over a dossier on India's alleged "interference" in the country to new UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and asked the world body to play a role in "restraining" India from such activities. Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador MaleehaLodhi delivered the dossier on "India's interference and terrorism in Pakistan" in a meeting with the UN chief on Friday along with a letter from the Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz.
Guterres' spokesperson StephaneDujarric said that the meeting was held at the request of the Pakistani envoy. When asked about what was discussed in the meeting, which took place at around noon, he said he did not have "any indication" of what was discussed in the meeting. "The dossier contains additional information and proof of Indian/RAW interference in Pakistan and involvement in terrorism particularly in Balochistan, FATA and Karachi. This is a follow up to the three dossiers, which were shared with the United Nations in October 2015," the Pakistan Foreign Office said in a statement in Islamabad.
In the covering letter sent with the dossier, Aziz claimed that the arrest of "Indian RAW agent KulbhushanJadhav from Balochistan and his confessional statement admitting involvement in activities aimed at destabilising Pakistan, and support to terrorist elements vindicated Pakistan's long-standing position about India's involvement in such activities." He also claimed that India was carrying out these activities in clear contravention of the UN Charter and the resolutions of the UN Security Council on counter-terrorism and international conventions on terrorism.
Jadhav has been accused by Pakistan of planning "subversive activities" in the country. India has acknowledged that Jadhav had served with the navy but denied that he has any connection with the government. India's "hostile intentions" towards Pakistan were also borne out by recent statements of its political and military leadership, Aziz was quoted as saying in the letter. He claimed Pakistan had made a major contribution to global counter terrorism efforts and secured significant gains in its domestic fight against terrorism.
Aziz urged the Secretary-General and relevant UN bodies to seriously consider the matter in the light of information shared by Pakistan and play a role in "restraining India from these activities, which were in clear violation of international law and posed a threat to regional and international peace and security". Dujarric was asked by a Pakistani journalist at the news briefing if the new Secretary-General would talk to Indian authorities about tensions on the border with Pakistan.
The spokesperson responded he did not have "anything new to add to our well-worn and well-stated policy, but if anything changes, I will let you know". The Foreign Office statement said, "Pakistan continues to desire peace with all its neighbours including India. It is convinced that the common objectives of economic development and prosperity for our people can best be promoted through regional cooperation, conflict resolution and peaceful settlement of disputes."
"At the same time, however, Pakistan will resolutely defend its territorial integrity and take all necessary measures to counter any threat to its security," it said.
(The Indian Express)
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April 9, 2013 March 4, 2019 Colleen Tambuscio
Day 8- Lostice, Czech Republic
This morning we said goodbye to Prague and headed east to our next hotel stop, Olomouc. We had said goodbye to Kamilla last night after our dinner at Nebozizek overlooking Prague, and this morning we said hello to our new guide, Ilona, who will be accompanying us from Prague to Olomouc and Trsice, and will be leaving us when we get to Poland. On the way we stopped in the town of Lostice, a town of about 3,000 people, and were met by the town historian and Director of the Respect and Tolerance program in Lostice, Ludek Stipel. Mr. Stipel took us to the former Lostice synagogue and gave us the history of the Jews in Lostice, often mentioning dates and events that we had heard before from Shalmi, such as the Thirty Years War 1618-1648 and the 1848 emancipation of the Jews. We learned that the Jews of Lostice were very much assimilated into the community and he said he had been unable to find any record of any prejudice or acts of violence against the Jews, noting to the contrary, that there had been an atmosphere of cooperation between the Jewish community and the Catholics.
During World War II, 59 Jews from Lostice had been sent to concentration camps and after the war, only 3 returned —several members of the Hirsch family: mother, father and one daughter. The Jewish community of Lostice was not revived and the synagogue was closed and used for storage. After the parents died, the daughter Greta Hirschova moved away, and there were now no Jews in Lostice.
In 2006 the restoration of the synagogue by Mr. Stipel's organization was begun and they completed it in 2011. No longer a functioning synagogue, it is now a center of learning for schools, teachers, and community members, all with the goal of preserving memory. The pews in the center are from the Olomouc synagogue, destroyed by the Nazis in 1939. Each of the 21 seas is dedicated to victims of the Holocaust from Lostice and surrounding towns. Each of the seats had a compartment dedicated to one of more families, and inside the compartment were everyday objects from the period and photos which were somehow linked to the people to whom that box was dedicated. In the box for Otto Wolf there were several items including pages from his diary, photos of his family and a spoon. We were all fascinated by these compartments and we spent some time looking through them. Mr. Stipel explained how these objects were used to teach both the history of the Jews in the area and the history of the Holocaust to children.
Upstairs we were shown the Otto Wolf library which had been established because of donations from Eva and Tony Vavrecka and is an integral part of the educational programs which the center sponsors for students and teachers.
Next we were shown a section of the documentary film which the Respect and Tolerance program produced with portions of Otto Wolf's diary read by Czech students in English. We were all extremely impressed with what Mr. Stipel had been able to establish in such a short period of time, using the most current best practices in education.
Mr. Stipel then showed us into a small reception room where the Municipal Council had prepared a small reception of drinks and cheese. Lostice is famous for its cheese called Tvaruzky, and we were touched once again by the gracious hospitality which we shown.
Leaving the synagogue we traveled to the Jewish cemetery which had been used since the 15thcentury until the last burial in May 1942, one month before the deportation transports left from this area. Shalmi asked us to notice how many of the Jewish headstones in the 19thcentury were written in German, which we were able to connect to the point he had made many times earlier about how the Jews were trying to assimilate and absorb German language and culture. Mr. Stipel showed us several headstones and told us stories he had learned about these individuals including the wife of a rabbi, Fanny Neuda, who had written a book in the mid-19th century, Hours of Devotion, which is believed to be the first prayer book written by a woman for Jewish women. Written in German, it has been translated dozens of times into many languages and now Mr. Stipel is working to have it translated into Czech.
We said goodbye to our new friend, Mr. Stipel and headed on to Olomouc. After checking into our hotel rooms, our guide Ilona took us on a walking tour of the town of Olomouc, including the square, the astrological clock, the model of the town and the cathedral. At 6 o'clock we arrived at the Jewish Community Center and were met by Petr Papousek, the head of the Jewish Federation of the Czech Republic and the leader of the Olomouc Jewish community. Grandson of our dear friend, Milos Dobry, who passed away last November, Petr showed our group the small synagogue in the Jewish center, the prayer blanket which was used for Torah readings which was donated after the war by Otto Wolf's father in memory of his sons, Kurt and Otto, and spoke to us about the slow but steady growth of the Jewish community in the area. There are currently 154 members of the Olomouc Jewish community; ½ are from Olomouc and ½ are from surrounding towns. They have a social department and a Holocaust endowment fund which allows them to take care of survivors, they have shabat services, cultural events and a monthly journal. Two years ago, we were honored to have been invited to attend their Seder service when we were here.
After his talk, we walked to the restaurant where we were met by the Vavreckas who arrived this afternoon, as well as Global Post reporter Bruce Konviser, all of whom have come for the dedication ceremonies tomorrow honoring the town of Trsice for its efforts to rescue the Wolf family. After another wonderful dinner, during which we celebrated two 18th birthdays of members of our group, we headed back to our hotel where we reflected in journaling and discussion, what we had experienced today.
The classroom/synagogue at Lostice gave me the chance to explore and interact with objects of everyday people in the context of the Holocaust. It personalized the Holocaust and allowed unintimidating exploration of the subject; something I haven't experienced before. This environment made me realize what is possible to keep the message of the Holocaust current and relatable for new generations.
At all the very old, very beautiful synagogues we've visited, you can tell there used to be a very vibrant Jewish community, but now, only a few are actually functioning. Most are museums and only one community here in Olomouc, has enough Jews to warrant a functioning synagogue. Even that one went from a huge, beautiful temple to a small, nondescript room in an apartment building. The absence is very present. In the towns, the streets where the Jews once walked are full once again but the synagogues remain empty.
Guage says:
Today was interesting. We awoke early and set out for Lostice. On the way we visited a synagogue that was both beautiful and plain. The reason for this is because of the damage done to it. We also saw a very old Jewish cemetery today. The view from the cemetery was perfect for one's eternal resting place.
I found it amazing that in Lostice non-Jewish people maintained the synagogue and use it to educate schools in the area about Jewish history. Their interactive way of teaching is perfect for children so they can understand a topic as difficult as the Holocaust. They accomplish this by using pictures and other items to illustrate the lives of the victims emphasizing that these people could have been anyone.
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LAB says:
What an incredible experience today! Seeing the pictures and watching the videos that you've posted help to make the history come to life, even here in Kansas. I am reading the blog each day as soon as it's posted, and am so impressed not only with the historical information being taught, but also with the level of concentration and evidence of intense learning on the faces of all the students. Keep up the good work, teachers & students!
Capuano says:
The students appreared to be really engaged in the pictures. Their reflections are really thought provoking and insightful. I love the video blogs!! Keep the journey going!
Brian Ersalesi says:
The synagogue you visited has \"the goal of preserving memory.\" All facets of your trip do the same — and in so many ways. I remain continually impressed at the insight the students show in their comments and with the details that they are learning. Continued safe journeys …
Alyssa Loonam says:
I am jealous of your day in Lostice! The restoration of the synagogue is amazing and I'm sure there were a lot of touching pieces in each compartment that you all looked through. Although it is a different story in a different place, the theme of loss remains the same. Unfortunately like in countless other places, the people were taken, their home was destroyed. Few made it back, if any, and when those few returned, there was little to return to, if anything at all. It's such a sad recurrence, but I am happy to see that some belongings were preserved so we can learn what happened here and keep the memory of these people alive. Enjoy your time in Olomouc!!!
Mrs. DePoto says:
As always, the pictures and comments of all of you on this trip are truly amazing. Hopefully you will return socially committed, active, and sympathetic to all injustice in the world and confident in your own voices in speaking out.Looking forward to a safe and speedy return!
Ms. Roche says:
Thank you for sharing your experiences via photos, narrative and your reactions. Helen, I was particularly struck by your observation about the impact of the items of ordinary people.
Ms. Sharon Correia says:
I have truly enjoyed your posts and photos. Thank you for representing our school so well – I am proud of all of you! Have a safe trip home.
Bill Griffith says:
Thank you we are off to Lostice tomorrow and this information is of great help.
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This year's expanded 2-day Accessibility Hackathon at the Web for All (W4A) Conference was bigger and better than ever. PEAT hosted the event at the San Francisco LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in partnership with the DIAGRAM Center, a federally funded Benetech Global Literacy Initiative, and sponsorship from Microsoft. The event advanced workplace inclusion for people with disabilities by enhancing workplace tools with an accessibility mindset.
Our goal for this event was to improve the accessibility of web-based programming and design tools such as Jupyter Notebooks. One of the most common challenges that both employers and developers regularly emphasize to PEAT is the difficulty of identifying development frameworks with ready-made accessibility features. This situation results in large-scale barriers because even the most motivated leaders and companies often find it hard to secure the time, funding, and knowledge to build accessibility solutions from scratch.
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WASHINGTON — The captain of a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier facing a growing outbreak of the coronavirus is asking for permission to isolate the bulk of his roughly 5,000 crew members on shore, which would take the warship out of duty in an effort to save lives.
In a memo to Navy leaders, the captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt said that the spread of the disease is ongoing and accelerating and that removing all but 10% of the crew is a "necessary risk" in order to stop the spread of the virus. The ship is docked in Guam.
Navy leaders on Tuesday were scrambling to determine how to best respond to the extraordinary request as dozens of crew members tested positive.
"We are not at war. Sailors do not need to die. If we do not act now, we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset our sailors," said Navy Capt. Brett Crozier in a memo obtained by the Associated Press.
A Navy official said Crozier alerted commanders on Sunday evening of the continuing challenges in isolating the virus. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, said that Crozier wants more isolated housing for the crew and that Navy leadership is reviewing options to ensure the health and safety of the crew.
U.S. Pacific Fleet commander Adm. John Aquilino told reporters on Tuesday that the Navy is working to get as many sailors as possible on shore, while still maintaining a core crew to monitor the nuclear reactors and keep the ship running. He said the pace may not be as fast as the commander would like, but it will be done on a rotation, with sailors staying on shore in isolation for 14 days, then returning to the ship virus-free so that others can go ashore.
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Trump called on Americans to brace themselves for a "rough two-week period" but predicted the country would soon see a "light at the end of the tunnel" of the global catastrophe that has killed more than 3,500 Americans and infected 170,000 more.
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It's been that way for days at Brooklyn Hospital Center, where a worker Tuesday wheeled out a gurney carrying a body covered in white plastic, a forklift operator carefully raised a body into the trailer and undertakers came to claim the remains of yet another of the city's nearly 1,000 coronavirus dead.
The hospital said in a statement that the "unprecedented crisis calls for extraordinary measures" and that extra storage is needed "to accommodate the tragic spike in deaths, placing a strain on the entire system of care – from hospitals to funeral homes."
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The city's coronavirus death toll more than doubled in the past four days, surging from 450 on Friday to 932 as of Tuesday morning.
Read the full story about the death toll in New York here.
CNN news anchor Chris Cuomo announced Tuesday that he has tested positive for the coronavirus. The prime-time host is one of the most visible media figures to come down with the disease. He said he's experienced chills, fever and shortness of breath. He promised to continue doing his show while in quarantine in the basement of his home. Evan Agostini/Invision/Associated Press
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo tests positive for the coronavirus
Chris Cuomo, host of CNN's "Prime Time" and brother of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, has tested positive for coronavirus.
Cuomo, 49, said he has felt "fever, chills and shortness of breath" after being exposed to people who have since been diagnosed.
"I just hope I didn't give it to the kids and Cristina," he wrote in a Twitter statement Tuesday.
"That would make me feel worse than this illness!"
The anchor said he has been quarantined in his New York apartment basement.
Cuomo has already been hosting from home, as have almost all CNN reporters, and will continue to do so, he said.
Read the story about Chris Cuomo here.
Stocks fall, closing out their worst quarter since 2008
NEW YORK — Stocks fell in subdued trading Tuesday, as Wall Street's wraps up its worst quarter of performance since the 2008 financial crisis.
The S&P 500 was down in afternoon trading after flipping between modest losses and gains, pushing its loss for the first three months of the year to 20.2 percent. Trading was similarly shaky elsewhere earlier in the day: Global markets initially rose following a stronger-than-expected report on China's economy, but momentum briefly stalled after the number of deaths caused by the coronavirus outbreak jumped in Spain. Major European indexes shook off the early slide and were headed higher.
The surge of coronavirus cases around the world has sent markets to breathtaking drops since mid-February, undercutting what had been a good start to the year. Markets rose early in the quarter, and the S&P 500 set a record with expectations that the economy was accelerating due to calming trade wars and low interest rates around the world.
Benchmark U.S. crude oil has dropped by roughly two thirds this quarter and hit its lowest price since 2002 on Monday on expectations of a dramatic drop in demand. The price turned a bit higher Tuesday. Germany's DAX has lost a quarter of its value since the start of the year, and South Korean stocks dropped just over 20 percent.
The big question is if markets will get worse. At this point, no one knows.
Read the full story about U.S. stocks here.
Instacart, Amazon workers walk off job as risks mount
NEW YORK — Some Instacart and Amazon warehouse workers walked off the job Monday demanding greater safeguards against the coronavirus, even as both companies are speed-hiring hundreds of thousands of new workers to handle a surge in delivery orders.
The one-day strikes had little impact on consumers, but the unrest called attention to mounting discontent among low-wage workers who are on the front lines of the pandemic, serving the needs of those who can keep safe working from home. Whole Worker, a workers group for Whole Foods employees, is calling for a nationwide "sick out" on Tuesday.
Many workers in high demand are part-time or contracted employees, lacking in benefits such as paid sick time off or health care. In addition to demands for more protection against coronavirus, workers are citing longstanding grievances over practices that keep wages low and part-time workers from getting more hours.
Online grocery-delivery service Instacart and Amazon say they are working to equip their workers with sanitation gear and have taken steps to increase pay and extend paid sick time. Instacart said Sunday that it would make hand sanitizer available to its workers upon request and outlined changes to its tip system, but strikers said it was too little too late.
"They need to give us hazard pay right now and it should be guaranteed," said Shanna Foster, a single mother who stopped working her Instacart gig two weeks ago out of fear of contracting the virus. "It wasn't worth the risk."
But a rush of hiring is likely to dilute any attempts by existing workers to organize walk-offs. Many people are applying for the new jobs as layoffs surge in restaurants, retail, hospitality, airports and other industries that have shut down. Nearly 3.3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, almost five times the previous record set in 1982.
Italy holds minute of silence for virus victims
ROME — Italy has observed a minute of silence and flown its flags at half-staff in a collective, nationwide gesture to honor the victims of the coronavirus and their families.
The Vatican also lowered its flags Tuesday to honor the dead in the country with the greatest toll from the virus, which stands at more than 11,500.
The noon minute of silence was observed in cities and towns around the country.
The office of Premier Giuseppe Conte said the gesture was a sign of national mourning and solidarity with the victims, their families "and as a sign of collective participation in mourning with the hardest-hit communities."
Chinese officials say epidemic not over there
BEIJING — Chinese officials say the coronavirus epidemic isn't over in their country and that daunting challenges remain.
Foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Tuesday that authorities need to make sure that infected people arriving from abroad don't spread the disease and start new outbreaks.
She hit back at U.S. criticism of her country's handling of the epidemic, saying that China and the U.S. should work together to fight it.
"We also hope that some U.S. officials can follow through in the spirit of the two heads of states' call and create more favorable conditions for the two countries to cooperate in the fight against the disease," she said. The two leaders talked late last week.
Hua noted that some local Chinese governments and companies have provided virus-related medical supplies to the United States, even as the demand for those supplies remains high in China.
Dubai will support airline
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Dubai's government says it will inject equity into Emirates airlines as the Middle East's largest carrier grounds nearly all of its flights due to coronavirus restrictions on travel at its hub in the world's busiest airport for international travel.
Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said in a statement Tuesday that liquidity would be given to the state-owned airline "considering its strategic importance" to Dubai and the economy of the United Arab Emirates, but he did not say how much credit would be pumped into the airline.
Emirates carried around 58 million passengers last year, helping to transform Dubai's airport into the world's busiest for international travel for several years running.
Also Tuesday, low-cost carrier flydubai became the latest airline to announce pay cuts of its staff of nearly 4,000, though not all staff are being affected the same.
The company told The Associated Press it was reducing salaries to between 25-50% for a three-month period starting in April.
Spain records 849 deaths on Tuesday
MADRID — Spain recorded on Tuesday 849 new coronavirus deaths, the highest number since the pandemic hit the southern European country, according to the country's health ministry.
With both new infections and deaths up around 11% each, to a total of 94,417 confirmed cases and 8,189 fatalities, Spain is seeing a slight rebound in the outbreak.
That's despite an overall timid slowdown in its spread for the past week, allowing authorities to focus on avoiding the collapse of the health system. At least one third of Spain's 17 regions were already at their limit of capacity in terms of intensive care unit usage, while new beds are being added in hotels, exhibition and sports centers across the country.
At least 14% of those infected are much needed medical personnel. Many of them lack proper protective gear.
The government also wants to cushion the social effects of a major economic slowdown. Spain is officially "hibernating," with new measures halting all but essential economic activity coming into full force on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's left-wing Cabinet is expected to add a new 700-million-euro aid package, including zero interest loans, as well as suspend evictions for families who can't afford to pay their home rent.
Britain reports higher virus death toll
LONDON — More people with the new coronavirus have died in Britain than previously announced, according to newly published figures that include deaths both in and out of hospitals.
The Office for National Statistics says that 210 deaths recorded England and Wales up to March 20 mentioned COVID-19 on the death certificate. That is 40 more than the 170 deaths among people with the virus reported by the Department of Health for the same period.
The two sets of figures use different reporting methods and timing. The Department of Health statistics record hospital deaths. Tuesday's higher figure includes people who died in nursing homes and other settings. Some of those are people who were not tested for the virus but were suspected of having it.
German zoos ask government for help
BERLIN — German zoos are asking the government for a $110 million aid package to help cover costs as their revenue has fallen away due to the coronavirus crisis.
Germany has largely shut down public life and introduced a ban over a week ago on gatherings of more than two people in public. The restrictions are expected to remain in place until after Easter. An association representing 56 zoos wrote to Chancellor Angela Merkel, her finance and economy ministers as well as state governors on Tuesday.
The group's chairman, Leipzig zoo director Joerg Junhold, said that "unlike other facilities, we cannot simply shut down our operations – our animals still have to be fed and cared for."
With zoos closed to visitors, he said that "at the moment we are working without revenues but with expenses at a consistently high level." He said that a big zoo currently has a weekly revenue shortfall of about 500,000 euros.
12-year-old girl dies in Belgium
BRUSSELS — Belgian authorities say a 12-year-old girl has died of the coronavirus, by far the youngest person among the more than 700 victims in the country.
Announcing the news Tuesday, national crisis-center coronavirus spokesman Emmanuel Andre said it is "an emotionally difficult moment, because it involves a child, and it has also upset the medical and scientific community."
"We are thinking of her family and friends. It is an event that is very rare, but one which upsets us greatly," Andre said. No details about the girl were provided.
He said that 98 people had died from the disease over the last 24 hours, bringing the total toll to 705 in a country of around 11.5 million people. More than 12,705 cases have been confirmed in total so far.
Andre said that Belgian authorities expect the spread of the disease to reach its peak in coming days, and that "we will arrive at a point where we're close to saturation point at our hospitals."
Virus cases spike in Russia
MOSCOW — Russia registered 500 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus on Tuesday in the biggest spike since the beginning of the outbreak that brought the country's total to 2,337 cases.
The report comes as Russia edges closer to declaring a state of emergency, with many regions and cities ordering lockdowns and sweeping self-isolation protocols.
Moscow, the country's capital, has been on lockdown since Monday, with most businesses closed and residents not allowed to leave their apartments except for grocery shopping, buying medicines, taking out trash or walking their dogs. Similar regimes are in place in more than 30 Russian regions.
Human rights advocates and lawyers in Russia argue that, in accordance with the Russian legislation, such lockdowns can't be legally enforced until the state of emergency is declared by the president. The Kremlin has so far said that Moscow authorities have been within their rights to impose a lockdown.
On Tuesday, the State Duma, Russia's lower parliament house, hastily adopted a law allowing the Cabinet to declare the state of emergency, rubber-stamping it through all three required readings in one day.
China will delay college entrance exam
BEIJING — China will delay the national college entrance exam by a month to ensure the health of students and allow more time for them to prepare, the education ministry announced Tuesday.
Amid sharply declining numbers of virus cases, the hugely important exam will now be held on July 7 and 8. However, the capital Beijing and hardest-hit Hubei Province "can put forward their proposals on the exam dates for their regions" and publish the schedule after gaining approval from the ministry, the announcement said.
More than 10 million students plan to take the exam this year. Schools in some regions have begun to reopen, although ministry officials say the restart of classes will happen gradually, under tight hygienic conditions and only in areas where the threat of the virus is lowest.
China "has passed through the most dangerous, most critical stage of the crisis," but can't afford to let its guard down, Ma Xiaowei, director of the National Health Commission, told reporters at a separate news conference Tuesday.
Denmark considers relaxing restrictions in 2 weeks
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Denmark could start lifting some restrictions next month if the coronavirus curve continues to flatten out.
Frederiksen said late Monday that if Danes continue to stand together — at a distance — the government will consider gradually opening up in two weeks' time.
She underlined that the crisis was far from over but there was growing evidence that Denmark, which started a gradual lockdown on March 11, had "succeeded in delaying the infection," adding it gave "a rise to optimism."
Also in the Nordic region, Finland has decided to extend by a month the duration of the emergency conditions in the southern part of the country affecting the daily lives of some 1.7 million people, nearly a third of Finland's population.
The measures set by the Prime Minister Sanna Marin's government were originally set to expire April 13 but the restrictions, now extended to May 13, were aimed at slowing "down the spread of coronavirus infections and to protect those at risk."
British supermarkets have busiest month
LONDON — British supermarkets had their busiest month in history as demand soared from people preparing to stay at home to avoid the new coronavirus.
New figures from market research firm Kantar show that British grocery sales jumped by 20.6% in March compared with a year earlier, making it the fastest rate of growth on record.
As Britain prepared for a lockdown, images of supermarket shelves stripped of essentials like pasta and toilet paper circulated on social media, prompting British supermarkets to take out newspaper ads urging people not to panic buy.
Grocery sales totaled 10.8 billion pounds ($13.3 billion) over the past four weeks, surpassing the level seen during the busy Christmas season, Kantar said. The average household bought the equivalent of five extra days of groceries, it found.
Indian neighborhood sealed off entirely
NEW DELHI — A neighborhood in the Indian capital where a religious sect is headquartered has been sealed off from outsiders after police evacuated more than 1,000 people believed to have been exposed to the coronavirus during a religious gathering earlier this month before the government imposed the world's largest lockdown.
Police said on Tuesday that hundreds of people, many of them foreign nationals, carried the virus to several other parts of India after attending a mosque in the crowded majority-Muslim enclave of Nizamuddin West.
Paramedics have transported hundreds of Muslim worshippers to nearby quarantine facilities. Officials say at least 300 people have symptoms of COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the virus.
Officials in other Indian states raced to confine others who attended the Nizamuddin mosque.
India has 1,200 confirmed cases of the coronavirus across the country, including 32 deaths, a quarter of which have been linked to the gathering.
A 21-day long nationwide lockdown that began last week has resulted in the suspension of trains and airline services and effectively kept 1.3 billion Indians at home for all but essential trips to places like markets or pharmacies.
The overall number of known cases in India is small compared with the United States, Italy and China, but health experts say India could be weeks away from a huge surge that could overwhelm its already strained public health system.
Maine company led by man facing fraud indictments delivers masks as promised
Some Instacart, Amazon workers strike as jobs get riskier
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6/12/2009�� Carbonara (Tuna and Ham) Ingredients: 1 kg pasta (cook in boiling water for 10 minutes) 1 can Century tuna in vegetable oil (or Hot & Spicy Tuna) 1 can of but... Beef Stew with Kinchay... Hence, evaporated milk, all-purpose cream, and cheese, and cheese, and loads of cheese are used. Aside from bacon, ham is also added. Aside from bacon, ham is also added. Ready for a creamy dish?
Similar recipes. Also see other recipes similar to the recipe for how to make pasta sauce with evaporated milk.
Start to prepare your ingredients. All ready. Bacon all cut and ready to cook. Once sizzling drain the fat. Mix the bacon with evaporated milk. Put in the pasta.
Fresh pasta only needs about 2 minutes to cook, once it floats to the surface of the boiling water, poor into a colander to drain. 4.Once mushrooms and bacon are cooked and browned (you might need to add a little bit of water for them to cook through), add evaporated milk.
Cook bacon in the frypan on low heat until crisp. Drain all the bacon fat from the pan. Add the bacon back into the pan with evaporated milk. Mix until combined and put aside.
Method. 1. cook pasta according to directions on packet, drain and set aside. meanwhile, heat a medium frying pan, spray with oil; add bacon and onion, cook 3 minutes, add mushrooms, cook further 1 minute.


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Q: Insert and display non-english fonts in mysql I've an excel file with non-English characters in it. when i open the excel file, i get random English characters. But when i change the font to that language, i can read valid text.
But the problem is, when i load the data from that excel file to mysql through php, i get only those random English characters. I'm not getting the language that i wanted in either mysql or php.
I changed the character set to utf-8 in mysql and also used:
mysql_query('SET collation_server=utf8_general_ci');
mysql_query('SET collation_connection=utf8_general_ci');
mysql_query('SET collation_database=utf8_general_ci');

mysql_query('SET character_set_server = utf8');
mysql_query('SET character_set_database = utf8');
mysql_query('SET character_set_results = utf8');
mysql_query('SET character_set_client = utf8');
mysql_query('SET character_set_connection=utf8');
mysql_query('SET names utf8;');
mysql_query('SET character_set utf8;');

after php-mysql connection.
What should i do to display the fonts automatically in the browser?
BTW, if i change the browser's font, i can read the valid text.
Thanks.

A: If you really have to change to a specific font to display the characters (rather than merely setting the encoding correctly), then what you have is a font-specific custom "visual encoding", where the characters involved are normal ASCII characters, but the glyphs mapped to those characters in the font don't look anything like those ASCII characters.
This is a terrible, terrible hack, that can never work on the internet. It was sometimes necessary in the old days (before Unicode) to represent unusual languages that had no official encoding, but these days almost everything has a proper code point.
If this is what you're talking about I'm afraid you're going to have to go through each ASCII character, look at the glyph it maps to, and find out what the Unicode code point for the character that glyph really represents is. This will give you a custom-font-to-Unicode mapping that you'll have to use to convert all your data from its current format.
So what is the language, and what's the font?
(aside: use mysql_set_charset() to set the MySQL connection encoding from PHP, instead of any of the statements above.)

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A Estação Patria é uma das estações do VLT de Guadalajara, situada em Guadalajara, entre a Estação Isla Raza e a Estação España. Administrada pelo Sistema de Tren Eléctrico Urbano (SITEUR), faz parte da Linha 1.

Foi inaugurada em 1º de setembro de 1989. Localiza-se no cruzamento da Avenida Cólon com a Avenida Patria. Atende os bairros El Sauz e Lópes Portillo.

Ver também
 VLT de Guadalajara
 Linha 1 do VLT de Guadalajara
 Guadalajara (México)

Ligações externas

Patria
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Fundações no México em 1989
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Man sought in West Covina cellphone store robbery
By Brian Day | bday@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
A masked man escaped with cash after holding up a West Covina cellphone store on Friday afternoon, police said.
The heist unfolded just after 4:30 p.m. at a MetroPCS store along Azusa Avenue, just north of Rowland Street, West Covina police Lt. Travis Tibbetts said.
Two women were working behind the counter when a man entered the store while wearing some sort of mask, the lieutenant said.
He motioned as if he were armed with a handgun, though no weapon was seen, as he demanded money from the employees, Tibbetts said.
After obtaining an undisclosed amount of cash, the robber was last seen fleeing from the store on foot. No getaway car was seen. No injuries were reported.
Police described the robber as a Latino man, about 5 feet 10 inches tall, of medium build, wearing a striped sweater.
Anyone with information can reach West Covina police at 626-939-8500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
Brian Day has covered crime and breaking news for the Southern California News Group since 2007. He's a graduate of California State University, Fullerton and Cerritos College in Norwalk. He loves dogs and has a pet German shepherd, which in turn, has a pet cat. Brian is a local news junkie, a licensed drone pilot and a part-time science geek with an unfortunate predilection for puns.
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is just the word 'hello'.
Is there any way to access this output, for example read it as a variable?
The problem occurs when I have a MixedIntegerLinearProgram p and access it with p.show(). I then want to do something with the printed output of this command, e.g. write it to a file.
When the .show() method of a MixedIntegerLinearProgram prints something, it is usually sent in the standard output of the shell that called your script. So, if the method was called from a script in a terminal, cou can catch it as usually (e.g. with pipelines | or >).
It both works on the sage command line and in the notebook.
In your case, you can't easily intercept the output of MixedIntegerLinearProgram.show(). str(p) will return a string representation (rather than printing it) of your MIP, which you can write to a file.


Canadian artist and illustrator Gary Taxali announces his solo show, Shanti Town, as the first of Canadian Auction House, Waddington's series of Pop Up retail exhibitions. An exciting new concept in Canada, selling exhibitions are becoming increasingly popular in the international auction world, and Waddington's presentation of Shanti Town will be a Canadian first.
The opening receiption of Shanti Town is tonight and you can catch Gary Taxali at his Artist Talk on Saturday February 1, 1pm-2pm.
Gary Taxali: Shanti Town runs from January 30 through February 9, 2014, at Waddington's, 275 King Street East, Toronto.


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'Vengeance' Review: A Dish Best Served With Frito Pie
Ben Manalowitz, who writes for The New Yorker (he's played by B.J. Novak, who has been published in its pages), wants to break into podcasting. "Not every white guy in America needs to have a podcast," someone tells him, but this white guy sees the platform as a perfect stage for his ambitions and his big thoughts about America.
Ben has a theory about the divided, discontented state of the country. Eloise (Issa Rae), a receptive, well-connected, somewhat skeptical producer, tells him that what he needs is a story. Their brief debate about the relative merits of theories and stories distills a conundrum that will be familiar to journalists and other writers. Are we looking for facts or ideas? Characters or historical forces? Generalities or particulars? These questions are the key to "Vengeance," which tries to have it both ways by reverse engineering its story about the treachery of storytelling from a theory about the danger of theorizing.
Novak, who wrote and directed the movie, has his own thoughts about America, subtler than Ben's but not necessarily any more convincing. "Vengeance," while earnest, thoughtful and quite funny in spots, demonstrates just how difficult it can be to turn political polarization and culture-war hostility into a credible narrative. Its efforts shouldn't be dismissed, even though it's ultimately too clever for its own good, and maybe not quite as smart as it thinks it is.
The same could be said about Ben, who is also, at least at the start of the movie, the object of Novak's most brutal, knowing satire. We first meet him at a party on a terrace with a view of the Brooklyn Bridge, where he and a pal spin elaborate philosophical justifications for their cynical, transactional approach to sex and romance. The way Ben intellectualizes his own shallowness feels so accurate — and so repellent — that you may wonder if the film can redeem him enough to make another 90 minutes in his company anything but insufferable.
But what looks like yet another self-conscious, New York-centric satire of white male media-elite entitlement turns into something else. A few other things, really, including a fish-out-of-water comedy and a twisty detective story, with Ben as both fish and gumshoe.
A late-night phone call dispatches him to West Texas, where an aspiring singer he has hooked up with a few times in New York has been found dead under a pump jack in an oil field. Ben knew her as Abby, though he might not have known that it was short for Abilene. (In haunting, posthumously viewed video clips, she's played by Lio Tipton.) Ben's number was in her cellphone, and her family is under the impression that he was the love of her life.
Ben flies out to the funeral, where he is welcomed into Abilene's big Texas family. There are two sisters (Isabella Amara and Dove Cameron) also named for cities, a no-nonsense mom (J. Smith-Cameron), a salty grandma (Louanne Stephens, who also played a Texas granny on "Friday Night Lights") and two brothers, the younger of whom (Eli Abrams Bickel) answers to El Stupido.
The older one, Ty (Boyd Holbrook), dragoons Ben into the scheme that gives the movie its title and its momentum. Ty is convinced that Abilene's death was the result of a shadowy, nefarious conspiracy, and that her killers need to be dealt with. In his feverish ramblings, Ben hears an opportunity for audio gold. True crime. A first-person meditation on American Life. An inquiry into the nature of storytelling and the slipperiness of truth. Eloise agrees — "a dead white girl: the holy grail of podcasting" — and ships him the necessary recording equipment.
The best part of "Vengeance" is the middle, during which Novak humanizes cultural stereotypes — including Ben himself — without losing his sense of humor. It turns out that people are complicated, and that they can surprise you. This is the kind of insight that is easily oversold, since it depends on an assumption that the audience thinks otherwise. But Ben's superficial self-awareness is replaced by active curiosity (he is a writer, after all), and he comes to feel genuine tenderness for Ty, Granny and the rest. He also meets other local characters who knew Abilene and who aren't who they seem to be, including a drug dealer (Zach Villa) and a mystical record producer (Ashton Kutcher).
For a while, glib sociology and facile plotting take a back seat to sharp, low-key humanist comedy. Novak, who has published a collection of short stories and a children's book, is a deft writer and (as we know from "The Office") a nimble ensemble player. A sitcom version of "Vengeance," with Ben embedded in Abilene's hometown, might be worth a few seasons on a streaming platform, and for about 45 minutes the movie functions as a pretty good pilot for that.
Ben develops an appreciation for Whataburger and Frito pie, learns a hard lesson about college football fandom and discovers that rural red-staters and urban blue-staters share certain aspirations (fame, self-expression) and cultural reference points (Anton Chekhov, Liam Neeson) while remaining out of sync on other matters. It's when dealing — or not — with those matters that "Vengeance" turns coy and skittish. Gun culture and the opioid crisis receive cursory attention, but the movie mostly wishes away the sand in the gears of the American experiment.
Nobody has much to say about politics, race, religion, immigration or any of the other stuff we are always fighting about. Maybe Novak's point is that, face to face and heart to heart, we don't really fight as much as our social media avatars and elected representatives do. That's a comforting idea, but this movie's sophisticated theorizing and busy storytelling can't disguise its essential banality.
Rated R. Guns, drugs and digital audio. Running time: 1 hour 34 minutes. In theaters.


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Cecidochares eupatorii es una especie de insecto del género Cecidochares de la familia Tephritidae del orden Diptera.

Historia
Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en el año 1910 por Kieffer & Jorgenson.

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From parking area, take to the beach and walk south-east to Boulder Point. Retrace route.
From Stumpys No 4, follow trail along fenceline and then road to Mt William Track to summit. Return to car park and then alternate circuit route.


Good Morning! We had such a great time at our club class last night, and I can't wait to see my other group on Thursday night! And we even got a little surprise visitor last night……..Kimi came by to see us! A few of the gals got to see her and meet her new mommy! It was a short visit — they were headed back to the Dallas area and stopped at our house for a little break. I was so excited, as I didn't think we'd see her until summer. She let me hold her the whole time, and even cried when Charles tried to take her and hold her — that melted my heart and made me feel so special!
So, now on to the cards…..these are the thank you's that I made for the moms who helped me with the Senior Breakfast on Sunday morning. I helped organize all the food, decorations, etc. as we honored our Seniors who are graduating this month. I couldn't have done it without these moms and I enjoyed making cards to show my appreciation to them. I found this design at www.flowerbug.typepad.com. LeeAnn Greff has a great site that I recently discovered — go check her place out! I needed something quick and easy……..and this card fit the bill!
I had twelve moms who helped provide food……..so I needed all of these!
I changed the colors a wee bit and did groups of four…….and the Tea Party DSP had such a spring feeling to it. I loved the different combinations!
I used words from Thank You Kindly and Short & Sweet Stamp sets. And of course, the punches made it really quick and easy to do all 12.
Notice the little border? I scored it on each side with my Paper Trimmer for a little added effect — thanks to LeeAnn for this awesome idea. I often forget about little things like this that make a BIG DIFFERENCE in my card's overall look. And don't for to stamp the back of your cards! I love my personalized stamps!!! I usually stamp it in the same color as the cardstock so that it is a subtle finisheing touch. Have a great day!


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Rick Perry's Faith Becomes Subject of Scrutiny
GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry talked about his Christian faith in a speech at Liberty University, a move that has brought him under scrutiny, such as in a Washington Post article that said he was "cloaking his candidacy in his Christianity." Perry spoke of pondering in his 20s his purpose in life and how he had finally turned to God when he had nowhere else to turn. "This is one of [Perry's] early attempts to say: 'This is who I am,'" said Michael Cromartie of the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Others are questioning Perry's statements. William Martin, a professor at Rice University who studies religious conservatives, said he questioned Perry's healthcare and socioeconomic record: "I looked at his policies, and they didn't seem to be something that would flow from a heart full of Christian love, so I was thinking he had found religion conveniently. But as best I can tell, it seems to be a long-standing conviction of his."


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Updated on : Monday, September 16, 2019, 7:17 AM IST
Aarey being razed to replicate a BKC complex: Zoru Bhathena
By Pramod Chunchuwar
The state government has a secret plan to develop a new business complex, similar to the Bandra Kurla Complex in Aarey's forest land and is thus destroying this natural environment on the pretext of a metro rail car shed, claims Zoru Bhathena, an activist who is fighting to save the Aarey forest.
Why are you opposing the cutting of trees at Aarey metro car depot?
At the outset, I wish to make it clear that we are not opposing the metro project. We agree that the metro will be helpful for a convenient, safe and speedy transport.
These benefits of a car shed will be available for Mumbaikars irrespective of where the car shed is built. Car depot is just a parking lot and servicing centre. Our opposition is to build a metro car shed in Aarey and cutting of trees for this.
We are demanding that the metro car shed should be built on other places.Aarey is a forest that is connected with the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP). Wild animals travel freely between Aarey and SGNP. Aarey's land is also on the bank of Mithi River, which is an important water channel of Mumbai.
The water from SGNP and Aarey flows into Mithi keeping the river alive. Aarey's forest and open land are the flood plain of the Mithi River. When Mithi overflows, the water reaches inside Aarey forest.
If we destroy this flood plain area with a concrete construction and by cutting trees, then the extra water in the river will move into residential localities in Mumbai and in the case of heavy rains, this will result in a deluge.In 2005, Mumbai witnessed very heavy rains of 945mm. But in 2019, with just 244mm of rain, Mithi River overflowed thrice.
The 2005 deluge in Mumbai killed many people and destroyed property worth crores. This may happen again if we destroy Aarey's forest cover. The state government has recently issued a state water policy. This clearly states that rivers will be protected from any type of construction on their flood plains. Then, why is the government violating its own policy? Do they think Mithi is not a river?
If not Aarey, then where should this depot be built?
The original plan was to build the metro car depot at Cuffe Parade. The plot is still reserved for a depot. This land is nearby Adarsh Building and Best bus depot.
There is also an open space near this reserved plot that can be used for the construction of a metro depot. But slums have come up and the government says that we cannot remove these.
However, the same government has removed slums in Andheri, Mahim and BKC for metro work. But when it comes to removal of slums in Cuffe Parade land, the same government says we cannot remove it. Why? Are these slum-dwellers so special? You can implement a slum redevelopment plan in Cuffe Parade and build flats above the car depot and rehabilitate these slum dwellers. T
here are 17 storey buildings on the Andheri and Ghatkopar metro railway stations. Even Churchgate and Vashi stations house big buildings where government or corporate offices function. Then why cannot this be done for the Cuffe Parade slum?
In a public debate at a town hall meeting held recently, Ashwini Bhide, Managing Director of Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL) admitted that they never looked at Cuffe Parade plot for building a metro car depot. Thus, the government should construct its car depot at Cuffe Parade land as per the original plan.
What was the opinion of the expert committee specially constituted to study this project?
In 2012, the government decided to build a car depot in Aarey and notices were pasted on trees. There was a huge protest against using this pristine land. The government agreeing with protestors decided to set up a technical expert committee of six members.
It consisted of BMC Commissioner Ajoy Mehta, who is now Chief Secretary, then MMRDA commissioner, urban development department's secretary, one representative of the Delhi Metro and two environmentalists.
This committee was tasked to decide whether a metro depot in Aarey will be dangerous or not. In 2015, all members unanimously opined that the car depot will be disastrous for the environment and Mumbai city. They all recommended to shift the depot to Kanjurmarg, but they left a loophole for MMRCL.
If the Kanjurmarg land is not handed over to them in three months, then MMRCL can build the depot in Aarey, the committee said. This means that even if the construction of a depot is disastrous for the environment and Mumbai, MMRCL can carry on with disaster project after waiting for just three months.
But the same committee that provided them this loop-hole, tried to minimise this disaster. The committee recommended to keep the car depot space small and cut only 446 trees. The report was accepted and notified by the state government. But now the same government is acting against the report.
But now the government is saying that the Kanjurmarg land is not economically viable and is under legal dispute?
The expert committee has suggested to build a car depot in Kanjurmarg. The Metro 6 is also in process, which will connect Jogeshwari and Kanjurmarg.
The car depot of Metro 6 will be constructed in Kanjurmarg on the same land. Then why not build the car depot of Metro 3 there instead of at Aarey?
Metro 3 is not connected to the Central railway line. The Kanjurmarg depot will ensure its connectivity with the Central line as this metro line will pass nearby to Kanjurmarg station.
Metro 3 was planned in 1980s to be built between Andheri and Colaba. But now the offices in South Mumbai, especially Nariman Point, Fort and Colaba, are moving to suburban Mumbai.
The number of footfalls in Churchgate and CST are reducing now. The people who work in Andheri, stay in Dahisar or other areas in North Mumbai. I agree this will trigger changes in the plan and an increase in expenditure.
But the expert committee has taken all these aspects into consideration and then suggested Kanjurmarg as an optionThe total land in Kanjurmarg is owned by the state government.
Only a small part of this land is under litigation. The Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road (JVLR) also passes through this disputed part of plot and meets the Eastern Express Highway.
The same land was demanded for using as a dumping ground by the state government through an application in the Bombay High court, which the court allowed. The state government later dropped this idea.
In December 2015, the state submitted one more application to the Bombay High Court. It informed the court that it had dropped the idea of building a metro depot in Aarey.
And it sought permission to use a 41 hectare-land that is not disputed to build the depot in Kanjurmarg and requested to lift the stay on use of this land. It also sought to build poles of Metro 3 on JVLR that is passing through the disputed land. The state submitted this application to the HC but never moved or mentioned it before the court.
Therefore, it never came for a hearing before the court. This resulted in a lapse of three-month time period given by the experts committee. Then MMRCL announced that since they did not get an alternate land in three months, they will construct the car depot in Aarey. This lethargy by the state was purposely adopted to allow MMRCL to claim the Aarey land.
Forest minister Sudhir Mungantiwar said that the yearly socio-economic value of the oxygen producing capacity of a single tree is Rs 23.72 lakh. The 2,646 trees, which the metro project wants to cut, has a yearly socio-economic value of the oxygen producing capacity as Rs 627 crore per year.
The battle to save Aarey has been going on since 2014. Thus, in these last five years, these trees contributed Rs 3,135 crore to Mumbai's health by government's own logic.
Why is the government so aggressive about the Aarey land?
The draft Development Plan of 2034 was published a few years back. This draft was prepared by the state government. This has clearly stated that the government wants to develop Aarey land as a new business complex like the Bandra-Kurla Complex and a map for this was published in the DP.
After a public outcry against this plan, the state earmarked this land as a Green Zone. This was the first time such a category was created. In a Green Zone, literally no construction or development can take place. But MMRCL was adamant and said it wants to build a car depot only in Aarey.
The government then while notifying the DP of 2034 of Mumbai, earmarked Aarey as Green Zone, excluding an 33-acre plot that was demanded by MMRCL for the metro car depot. All these developments show that the expert committee was an eye-wash.
MMRCL, BMC and the expert committee were part of a game plan of the state government to fool the people. Even though on paper they dropped the idea of building a new BKC in Aarey, they are secretly following the plan to create a new BKC by destroying Aarey's forest with the construction of the metro car depot. After destroying this forest, builders and corporates will exploit this area for their businesses.
You are terming Aarey land as a forest. But Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has recently quoted a Supreme Court order and said that Aarey is not a forest. MMRCL is saying this was just a grazing land. What is your response to this?
CM Fadnavis is lying. All activists have already challenged the CM to show the SC order that says Aarey is not a forest. Vanshakti, a NGO, which first started the battle against the depot, has first noticed that Aarey is a forest but not officially announced as a forest.
They demanded to announce this as a forest and eco-sensitive zone. Therefore, they approached the National Green Tribunal (NGT). NGT then stayed all construction activities in 2015.
The state agreed before NGT that Aarey was an eco-sensitive zone and forested area both. The state in 2016 notified this as an eco-sensitive zone. But the wildlife board that has the duty to protect the ecology, itself showed readiness to remove this eco-sensitive zone tag.
The board mentioned that Aarey has 7 resident leopards, which means those leopards live in Aarey. The board also agreed that the entire Aarey land is an eco-sensitive zone. But this board agreed to remove the eco-sensitive tag for the metro car shed.
What is the job of a wildlife board? To save or destroy the eco-sensitive zone?Sanjay Gandhi National Park's management plan clearly says that Aarey is a forest. The forest department's old documents also mentioned that Aarey is a forest but not yet officially notified as a forest.
In 2017, the Bombay High Court ruled that the state government has the power to change the zone. However, HC only upheld the decision of the state to change the zone of plot meant for the metro car shed, which was earlier in the green zone.
But HC said that MMRCL can work on that only after getting permissions from all concerned departments. However, work has already started without getting the requisite permissions.
Now the decisions on all my key petitions against this car depot are expected on Tuesday as the high court has listed these cases for hearing.
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