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Burapha forces Temporarily opened the Aran checkpoint to help Mr Phon Cambodia, emergency illness

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Latest news “Thai -Cambodian border situation” The Thai side opened the temporary Aranyaprathet checkpoint to deliver. “Lieutenant General Pae Wanna” Emergency Cambodian military officers Admitted to Kasemrad International Hospital With cooperation from Burapha forces In the midst of a tense border situation

On the morning of July 6, 2025 at 07.35 hrs. In the midst of a tense situation on the Thai -Cambodian border. And closing the traffic at Ban Khlong Luek permanent border Sa Kaeo Province Thai security agencies have demonstrated its resistance in humanitarian principles. By opening a special border checkpoint To help with medical senior officers in Cambodia urgently

This operation Is a cooperation between the Burapha forces Special Task Force Unit 12 (Roi ETA 1201), Thai -Cambodian Border Coordination Office, Immigration, Sa Kaeo Province And the Customs Checkpoint By facilitating the Lieutenant General Pae Wanna, Deputy Border President Cambodian Military Headquarters And the head of the Cambodian -Thailand border coordination office, which is emergency And must receive urgent medical care at Kasemrad International Aranyaprathet Hospital

Burapha forces Temporarily opened the Aran checkpoint to help Mr Phon Cambodia, emergency illness

Although at present, Ban Khlong Luek permanent border is still limited to the opening-closing time. 8: 00-16: 00 hrs. But the opening of this checkpoint reflects the international humanitarian principles. And tight relationships at the level of operations of both countries That still adheres to the value of life and friendship Above the limitations of political and security conflicts

However, Thailand is still standing in the principles of kindness. Peaceful coexistence And helping each other in times of crisis Which is a good foundation of good neighboring international relations

Burapha forces Temporarily opened the Aran checkpoint to help Mr Phon Cambodia, emergency illness

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Evacuations underway as San Gabriel River floods in Georgetown, Liberty Hill

by David Harrison – Chief Editor
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor
Updated July 5, 8:18 p.m.

Officials working in Williamson County saved 26 people in 10 rescue operations after floods swept through the area July 5, according to a 7:01 p.m. news release.

No deaths are confirmed, however three people are still missing, per the release. The Hope House—a home near Liberty Hill for children with disabilities—was evacuated by helicopter with assistance from Fort Hood, per the release.

About 1,500 residents were notified to evacuate, and the Williamson County’s Sheriff’s Office notified 55 residents by making door-to-door contact.

Drivers should avoid driving past barricades or through water flowing over a road, as the road could have washed away or might be unsafe, per the release. A total of 29 county roads were closed July 5 due to water over the roadway, per the release.

Flooding in Williamson County destroyed parts of CR 279, which runs through Cedar Park, Leander and Liberty Hill. (Courtesy Williamson County)

The county remains under a flood watch until 10 p.m. July 5. Authorities recommend evacuated residents wait until daylight July 6 to safely return to areas that previously flooded.

Posted July 5, 5:35 p.m.

As high-water conditions persist, Williamson County officials said three people are missing, Director of Communications and Media Relations Connie Odom said in a 5:15 p.m. email to Community Impact.

What they’re saying

There have been no confirmed deaths and no Emergency Medical Services transports as a result of rescues, Odom said.

Additionally, 37 dogs and 75 cats were evacuated from the Georgetown Animal Shelter to the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter, Odom said.

What else?

Georgetown officials have issued a boil water notice for 10 neighborhoods near I-35 due to a nearby water main break likely related to the flood conditions.

Find more information about which neighborhoods are affected and how to properly boil water here.

Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder said in a 5 p.m. Facebook post the city has decided to issue a disaster declaration. This comes after Gov. Greg Abbott added Williamson County to his previously issued state disaster declaration.

Communications Manager Keith Hutchinson said the city’s police and fire department have reported no water rescues or injuries as a result of the flooding.

Updated July 5, 4:05 p.m.

Williamson County is under a flood watch until 10 p.m. July 5, according to the National Weather Service.

Due to the possibility of water continuing to rise, Williamson County officials are not recommending evacuated people to return until daylight July 6, Director of Communications and Media Relations Connie Odom said in an email to Community Impact.

Anywhere from 1-3 inches of additional rainfall are possible for areas near Austin and San Antonio, with some isolated pockets receiving as much as 5 inches, according to the National Weather Service.

County officials are continuing several rescue operations which began late July 4, most of which are residential, Odom said. As of 3:29 p.m. July 5, 27 county roads are closed in Williamson County, she said.

The National Weather Service encourages residents to avoid flooded areas and not drive into flooded roadways. Excessive runoff could result in dangerous flash floodings by low-lying areas, rivers, creeks and low water crossings.

Posted July 5, noon

Williamson County Judge Steve Snell declared a local state of disaster in response to rising flood waters, according to a 11:57 a.m. press release from the county.

According to the release, water rescue teams have aided up to 25 people, the majority of which were rescued from homes. There were 16 people evacuated from Hope House in Liberty Hill.

The Williamson County Office of Emergency Management activated its Emergency Operations Center at 5 a.m. July 5, according to the release. The center is coordinating resources and requesting assistance from the state as additional county personnel are responding to the flooding.

Original, July 5 11:50 a.m.

Williamson County and city of Georgetown officials are recommending some residents in the Georgetown and Liberty Hill areas evacuate as the San Gabriel River floods and the region continues to see persistent rain.

What we know

The city of Georgetown is evacuating the Georgetown Animal Shelter, VFW Post, Holly Street Village and San Gabriel Crisis Center due to flooding at College Street and W.L Walden Drive, according to a 10:25 a.m. update posted to Facebook.

Earlier this morning, residents of the Two Rivers, San Gabriel and Waters Edge apartment complexes were advised to evacuate, a 9:15 a.m. update stated.

Emergency shelter is available at:

  • Georgetown Recreation Center, 1003 N. Austin Ave., Georgetown
  • First United Methodist Church, 410 E. University Ave., Georgetown

Animals from the shelter are being relocated to the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter.

Additionally, those near the Bear Creek and CR 200 area as well as residents of the Rio Bonita RV park in Liberty Hill are advised to evacuate to Cross Tracks Church in Liberty Hill, according to a Williamson County Emergency Services Facebook post from 8:15 a.m.

Residents of RV parks along the San Gabriel River east of Georgetown, including Riverside, Shady River Goodwater, and those near Heritage Hollow and FM 971 were advised to evacuate to East View High School, according to the post.

Furthermore, the city of Georgetown has closed San Gabriel and Blue Hole parks as well as portions of College Street due to flooding.

As of 11 a.m., the Austin Avenue bridges have also been closed to vehicles and pedestrians. The city cites concerns about the number of people stopping on the bridges as well as the potential for debris to hit the bridges as the reason for the closures.

The conditions

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for southwestern and south central Williamson County—which includes portions of Georgetown, Round Rock, Leander, Cedar Park and the Jollyville area—until 1 p.m.

Residents can find up-to-date road closures at www.atxfloods.com and www.drivetexas.com, according to the county.

While the city of Cedar Park has seen minimal impacts of the flooding, according to a city news alert, it has dispatched Cedar Park Fire personnel to assist Liberty Hill responders with rescue operations.

“The devastation from this ongoing flooding has profoundly affected us all,” Cedar Park Mayor Jim Penniman-Morin said in the release. “Our hearts go out to every family, every neighbor, and every business affected by this disaster.”

The story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.

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Conner Fire: Comparing to Nevada’s Worst Wildfires

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Conner Fire Consumes 14,000 Acres in Northern Nevada, Surpassing 2024 Totals

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A significant wildfire, dubbed the conner Fire, is currently raging in Northern Nevada. Since igniting on June 20, 2025, the blaze has already consumed an estimated 14,000 acres, exceeding the combined acreage of three major fires that impacted the region in 2024. National interagency Fire Center (NIFC) data indicates that wildfire activity is expected to remain above average in the Great Basin throughout the summer.

Scale of the Conner Fire

To put the size of the Conner Fire into perspective,14,000 acres is approximately equivalent to 10,600 football fields. It’s also a considerable portion of Reno; the area encompassed by Reno’s McCarran Boulevard loop is roughly 21,000 acres.

Did You Know? A single-engine air tanker (SEAT) can drop approximately 800 gallons of fire retardant in a single pass, helping to slow the spread of wildfires.

Historical Context: Notable Nevada Wildfires

The Conner Fire’s rapid spread is a stark reminder of the wildfire risk in Nevada. the Martis Fire, which burned 14,500 acres in 2001, is comparable in size to the current Conner Fire after its first 24 hours. Examining past fires provides crucial context.

Past Wildfires Affecting Northern Nevada

Here’s a look at some previous fires that have impacted Northern Nevada:

Fire Name Location Year Acres Burned
Belli Ranch Fire West of Reno 1996 6,700
Tuesday Fire Between Reno and Truckee 2001 14,500
Waterfall Fire Carson City 2004 6,700
Angora Fire El Dorado County 2007 3,100
Caughlin Fire Reno 2011 1,950
Washoe Drive Fire Reno 2012 3,200
Gold Ranch Fire Verdi 2024 650
Davis Fire Washoe Valley, Reno 2024 5,824
callahan Fire Reno 2024 60
Marie Fire Spanish Springs 2025 115

Current Efforts to Combat the Conner Fire

Hundreds of firefighters are currently engaged in battling the Conner Fire. The coordinated effort involves ground crews, air support, and various resources aimed at containing the blaze and preventing further spread. The Ready.gov website offers complete guidance on preparing for and staying safe during wildfires.

Pro Tip: Creating a defensible space around your home by clearing vegetation can substantially reduce the risk of wildfire damage.

Understanding Wildfire Trends in Nevada

Nevada’s arid climate and abundant dry vegetation make it notably susceptible to wildfires. Factors such as climate change,increased human activity in wildland areas,and the accumulation of fuel (dry vegetation) contribute to the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires. The Nevada Division of Forestry actively promotes wildfire prevention and provides resources for homeowners and communities to mitigate wildfire risks.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wildfires

What causes wildfires?
Wildfires can be caused by natural factors such as lightning strikes, or by human activities such as unattended campfires, discarded cigarettes, and equipment use.
How can I protect my home from wildfires?
Create a defensible space around your home by removing dry vegetation, clearing debris from gutters and roofs, and maintaining fire-resistant landscaping. Consider using fire-resistant building materials.
What shoudl I do if a wildfire is approaching my community?
Stay informed about the fire’s progress by monitoring local news and emergency alerts. Be prepared to evacuate if necessary, and have a pre-planned evacuation route and emergency kit ready.
Where can I find facts about current wildfires in Nevada?
Reliable sources of information include local news outlets, the Nevada Division of Forestry website, and the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) website.
What role does climate change play in wildfires?
Climate change contributes to warmer temperatures, drier conditions, and longer fire seasons, increasing the risk and intensity of wildfires.

What steps are you taking to prepare for wildfire season? How do you think communities can better protect themselves from these events?

Share this article to raise awareness about the ongoing Conner Fire and the importance of wildfire preparedness!

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Hanover Square Evacuated: Gas Leak Emergency

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Emergency Evacuation Underway in Hanover Due to Major Gas Leak

CITY — May 6,2024 — A significant gas leak in Hanover,Pa., has prompted an emergency evacuation, according to officials. The incident, which started around 3:13 p.m., resulted in several road closures, affecting residents and businesses. Emergency responders and utility companies, including Columbia Gas, are on site working to address the gas leak, with the fire chief providing details on the situation at hand. For further updates on the ongoing response,check back with us.

Emergency Evacuation Underway in Hanover Due to Major Gas Leak

A significant gas leak near the square in Hanover, Pa., has triggered an emergency evacuation, according to Hanover Fire & Rescue. The incident, which began at approximately 3:13 p.m., prompted a swift response from emergency services and utility companies.

Did You Know?

Natural gas is naturally odorless, so utility companies add a harmless chemical called mercaptan to give it a distinctive, pungent smell (often described as rotten eggs) to help detect leaks.

Ted Czech, public information officer for the York County Office of Emergency Management, confirmed that the initial call was affiliated with 18 Baltimore Street. The situation rapidly evolved, leading to an expansion of the evacuation zone.

evacuation Zone Expands

The evacuation area now encompasses several key streets in Hanover, including Baltimore Street, Broadway, York Street, and East Walnut Street. Authorities have evacuated 30 apartments in the affected zone, which comprises a mix of residential and commercial properties.

Fire Chief Details Initial Response

Chief Tony Clousher provided details about the initial response to the gas leak: They were dispatched for an outside gas leak on Exchange place, an alleyway off of Baltimore Street. They arrived and found black smoke coming from the pavement.

Pro Tip:

if you suspect a gas leak in your home or neighborhood, immediately evacuate the area and call 911 or your local gas company from a safe distance. Do not use any electronic devices that could create a spark.

The presence of black smoke emanating from the pavement suggested a potentially serious situation, prompting further examination and precautionary measures.

Underground Fire Suspected

Chief Clousher elaborated on the suspected cause of the gas leak: The assumption is there is an underground fire that burned through a gas line underground. In response, Met-Ed, the local electric utility, temporarily shut down power to the area. While power has been largely restored, the focus remains on containing the gas leak.

Columbia Gas Efforts to Stop the Leak

Columbia Gas is actively working to address the gas leak. According to Chief Clousher, Columbia Gas is digging to an adjacent gas line to try to pinch it off and see if that stops the leak. Though, if this approach proves unsuccessful, the situation could extend for several hours.

As of the latest reports,no injuries have been reported. Evacuees have primarily sought accommodations outside of the borough office, with the evacuation including the McAllister hotel.

Road Closures and Public Response

Emergency responders have implemented additional road closures to manage the situation. Baltimore Street at Middle Street and West Walnut at Ruth avenue are currently closed to traffic. A strong odor of gas permeates downtown hanover,with evacuees covering their faces as they leave the area.

Authorities believe there is an electrical fire underground that is next to a gas line, according to Czech. Met-Ed reports that power is out to 642 customers in the area, according to its outage map.

Hanover Square Evacuated: Gas Leak Emergency
Emergency crews were on the scene for reports of a gas leak in the Hanover Square May 5, 2025. Credit: Harrison Jones

Utility Companies Respond

Both Met-Ed and Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania have dispatched personnel to the scene. Lee Gierczynski, a spokesperson for Columbia Gas, stated that a Columbia Gas technician is on site and working to assess the situation. Seven to eight buildings have been evacuated as a safety precaution.

Evacuees are being directed to the borough building at 33 Frederick Street. Among the officials present are the Hanover Borough manager, an engineer, the Emergency Management Agency director, and the chief code enforcement officer.

The public is strongly advised to avoid the area until the situation is resolved.

Fire crews at the scene of a gas leak in downtown Hanover
Fire crews were on the scene of a reported gas leak in downtown Hanover May 5, 2025. Credit: Harrison Jones

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What caused the evacuation in Hanover?
A major gas leak near the square prompted the emergency evacuation.
Which areas are affected by the evacuation?
Baltimore Street, Broadway, York Street, and East Walnut Street are included in the evacuation zone.
Where are evacuees being directed?
Evacuees are being directed to the borough building at 33 Frederick street.
Are there any injuries reported?
No injuries have been reported at this time.
What should I do if I smell gas in the area?
Evacuate the area immediately and call 911 or the gas company from a safe location.
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Andrey’s Autopsy: Death En Route to Pirogov Hospital

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Inquiry Launched After 7-year-Old Dies En Route to Sofia Hospital

An autopsy has been completed on 7-year-old Andrea, who tragically died while being transported from a hospital in Botevgrad to a medical facility in Sofia. Authorities are awaiting forensic expertise to determine the precise cause of death. The child’s death, which occurred en route to Pirogov Hospital, sparked protests in Botevgrad. The Medical Supervision Agency has initiated a comprehensive review of all medical units involved in the case.

Timeline of Events

  • Morning: Andrea’s parents brought her to the hospital in Botevgrad at 7 a.m.
  • Parent’s Account: Relatives allege that doctors initially downplayed the severity of Andrea’s condition, asserting that she was well and initially refused to call an ambulance.
  • Accusations: The family accuses medical staff of negligence and demands accountability.
  • Hospital’s Stance: The hospital in Botevgrad has declined to comment on the specifics of the case.
  • Pediatrician’s Testimony: Dr. Stoyna Petrova, the pediatrician on duty, stated that she was contacted shortly before Andrea’s transfer to Sofia but had not examined the child prior to that call.

Did you know?

Medical negligence cases often involve complex investigations to determine the standard of care and whether it was breached. These investigations can take months or even years to resolve.

Emergency Room Perspective

According to the Emergency Room, andrea arrived at the Botevgrad hospital in serious condition on Saturday morning.

As far as I have facts in the hospital, resuscitation was made, the child was intubated and estimated that the chance of being given the most adequate medical care and rescued life was to travel to Sofia. The child was intubated to Sofia. To help the resuscitor of the hospital in Botevgrad.
Emergency Spokesperson

Prior Medical History

Andrea’s parents acknowledged that she had experienced health issues in April. She underwent checkups at both Pirogov Hospital and the National cardiology Hospital.

  • Pirogov Hospital: Records indicate that Andrea was examined on April 14 and referred for consultations with a neurologist,her primary care physician,and a cardiologist.
  • National Cardiology Hospital: On April 17, she underwent multiple tests, including an ECG and an ultrasound.
  • Follow-Up: A follow-up examination two days later yielded normal results. Doctors recommended a neurological evaluation due to a family history of epilepsy.

Ongoing Investigation

Following the incident,the Medical Supervision Agency has launched investigations into the hospital in Botevgrad,Pirogov Hospital,and the emergency medical team involved.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the cause of death?
    A: The exact cause of death is pending forensic expertise.
  • Q: What hospitals are under investigation?
    A: The hospital in Botevgrad and Pirogov Hospital are both under investigation.
  • Q: Why was the child transferred to Sofia?
    A: Doctors believed that transferring Andrea to Sofia offered the best chance of providing adequate medical care.

Pro Tip

When seeking medical care for a child, it’s crucial to document all symptoms, conversations with healthcare providers, and treatments received. This information can be invaluable in the event of a medical investigation.

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It looks like the Jets’ Aaron Rodgers is about to be kicked out

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In the midst of the New York Jets crisis, there are more signs that star quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be sent after the season.

by Daniel Kugler

Both New York Jets The tree is already in bloom a few weeks before Christmas.

After the case against the Indianapolis Colts In Week 11, the franchise is reeling with a 3-8 record and is far from achieving aspirations. During the week the next personnel results and General manager Joe Douglas was forced to resign.

With playoff hopes largely dashed, the next difficult step in the progressive realignment of owner Woody Johnson’s disappointing team looms: also the time Aaron Rodgers it could already come to an abrupt end.

“ESPN” reported on Douglas’ firing that an anonymous source familiar with the situation in the Big Apple would be “shocked” if Johnson kept Rodgers in 2025. This is based on information from “SportsNet New York” that the Jets should “a change to change a quarterback.”

The Jets would save a lot of salary if he was fired

“CBS” then put its finger in the wound and explained Rodgers’ disappointing performance in part because the playmaker continues to show serious physical limitations after his Achilles tendon rupture in 2023, which it makes it difficult for him to regain his momentum in the pocket.

The 40-year-old has completed 63.4 percent of his passes for 2,442 passing yards and 17 touchdowns with seven interceptions in eleven games this season.

Due to the four-time MVP’s lack of perspective and disappointing performance, an impending separation is becoming more and more likely from a financial perspective. The franchise could save ten million dollars in salary if it released Rodgers in the offseason after June 1.

2024-11-23 20:14:00
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**What ⁢are the potential⁤ long-term ramifications for the franchise’s identity‍ and ⁢fan base⁣ if the Jets decide to move on from a proven, albeit aging, star like​ Rodgers?**

## World Today News Interview: The Future of Aaron ⁣Rodgers

**Welcome to World Today News! Tonight, we ‍delve into the ​turmoil surrounding the New York Jets and the future of their star quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. Joining us are two experts in NFL ‌analysis: [Guest 1 Name and Credentials], and [Guest 2 Name and Credentials].**

**Section 1: The Jets’ Struggles**

* **Interviewer:** The New York Jets are facing a challenging⁤ season, ‍sitting at ‍3-8 with playoff hopes⁣ dwindling. What factors do⁣ you see ⁢as contributing to ‌their ⁣current ⁢predicament?

* **[Guest 1]:**

* **[Guest 2]:**

* **Interviewer:** The firing of General Manager Joe Douglas seems ⁢to signal a major internal shift. How significant is this decision, and what ​does it suggest about the team’s⁣ direction moving forward?

* **[Guest 1]:**

* **[Guest 2]:**

**Section 2: The Aaron Rodgers Conundrum**

* **Interviewer:** There’s been much speculation this week about Aaron Rodgers’ future​ with the Jets. How are his recent performance and ⁢health impacting those discussions?

*‍ **[Guest 1]:**

* **[Guest 2]:**

* **Interviewer:** Sources suggest ownership‌ might be⁣ willing to⁣ move on from Rodgers. Considering his age, contract, and ⁤current performance,⁤ do you think⁣ this is a realistic possibility?

* **[Guest 1]:**

* **[Guest 2]:**

⁤* **Interviewer:** Looking beyond the⁢ financial implications, what would be the broader ramifications of​ releasing a player of Rodgers’ caliber? What message would it send to the team‌ and its fans?

* ​**[Guest 1]:**

* **[Guest 2]:**

**Section ​3: The Road Ahead for the Jets**

* **Interviewer:** Regardless‌ of Rodgers’ future, the Jets are looking towards a pivotal offseason. What‌ key areas do⁣ they need to address to turn things around?

* ⁤**[Guest 1]:

* **[Guest 2]:**

* **Interviewer:** Looking ahead, do you see the Jets⁢ as ⁢contenders in the near future, or is a longer rebuilding process ⁣necessary?

* **[Guest 1]:

* **[Guest 2]:

**Closing**

**Interviewer:** Thank you both for providing such insightful analysis on this⁣ complex situation. The future of the⁤ Jets remains uncertain, but one ⁤thing ​is clear – the next few months will be crucial for the franchise.⁣ We’ll be sure to follow developments closely.

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