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Tragically, a tourist dies after collapsing while diving

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Jakarta –

A British tourist has been pronounced dead after collapsing while diving. The teacher who was with the tourist was also investigated.

Reporting from The SunWednesday (27/11/2024) the 25-year-old British man dived in Vouliagmeni, south of Athens on Saturday afternoon.

Attica Beach near Athens is famous for its beautiful beaches with clear water full of content and wrecks that are popular with divers. Water temperatures remain above 20C from late May to late November and visibility underwater is said to be excellent most of the time.

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In the coast guard’s report, it was said that this man had fainted while diving with an instructor from a private company.

The British man was picked up by an EKAV ambulance and taken to a nearby hospital. However, he was declared dead.

The Port Authority, which conducted a preliminary investigation, arrested the 46-year-old diving instructor and his 37-year-old assistant for allegedly violating Article 302 of the Criminal Code.

Their diving equipment was also confiscated for inspection. An autopsy was ordered to be performed at the Forensic & Toxicology Laboratory of the Athens Medical School.

(sym/fem)

2024-11-27 15:44:00
#Tragically #tourist #dies #collapsing #diving

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WHO Director-General Rushed to Hospital After Experiencing Hypertension at G20 Summit, Here’s His Condition

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Jakarta –

The Director-General (Dirjen) of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was taken to the hospital after attending the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday (20/11/2024). He was treated at the Barra da Tijuca Samaritan Hospital.

Brazilian newspaper O Globo said Tedros had looked inadequate since the start of the G20 summit.

“(Tedros) showed signs of labyrinthitis and hypertensive crisis after showing signs of being ill earlier this week on the sidelines of the Group of 20 (G20) summit,” O Globo said, quoted by Reuters.

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According to reports, Tedros was examined on November 18 by health professionals on duty at the G-20 Summit and given medication for high blood pressure.

He was then allowed to go home after his condition stabilized. According to the hospital, Tedros was admitted on Wednesday afternoon and underwent all the necessary tests.

“Clinical signs confirmed no signs of serious complications, and he was allowed to leave the hospital this morning.”

The G20 summit in Rio, Brazil, ended this week with calls for cooperation on climate change, poverty reduction and tax policy.

(suck/naf)

2024-11-22 04:01:00
#DirectorGeneral #Rushed #Hospital #Experiencing #Hypertension #G20 #Summit #Heres #Condition

**How does the media coverage of Tedros’s health scare exemplify the concept of “newsworthiness” in journalism, and what are the potential​ ethical considerations involved ​in reporting on ‍the health of public figures?**

⁤ ## World Today News Exclusive: A ‍Look at ‌Tedros’s Health Scare

**Welcome​ back to World Today News. We’re here today to‍ discuss the recent health scare involving‍ WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus ⁢at the⁢ G20 Summit in ⁣Rio de Janeiro. Joining me are two esteemed guests, Dr. Sara Khan, a leading expert on ⁣public health policy, and Mr. John​ Smith, a veteran‍ international affairs analyst.

Welcome both to the‍ show.**

**Section 1: Understanding the Situation**

**Interviewer:**

Dr. ⁤Khan, let’s start with you. For those ⁣unfamiliar with ⁢labyrinthitis ⁢and hypertensive ​crisis, ​could‌ you briefly explain these conditions and their potential impact on an individual?

**Dr. Khan:**

Certainly. Labyrinthitis is an inner ear disorder that can cause dizziness, vertigo, and nausea. It’s often caused⁢ by a⁢ viral infection. A hypertensive⁢ crisis, on the other hand,​ is a sudden, severe spike in blood pressure that can lead to ‌various complications if left‍ untreated.

**Interviewer:**

Mr. Smith, considering Tedros’s⁤ crucial​ role ‌at ⁣the G20 Summit, what are your thoughts on ​the potential ramifications of his‍ health episode for the discussions and outcomes of the summit?

**Mr. Smith:**

Well, the timing of this health scare is certainly unfortunate. Tedros’s leadership⁢ is essential, especially during‌ discussions on critical global issues like climate change ‌and poverty reduction.​ His absence, even temporary, could potentially influence the dynamics of the negotiations and impact⁤ decision-making.

**Section 2: Public Health ‍Implications & Media Coverage**

**Interviewer:**

Dr. Khan, this incident sheds ‌light on⁢ the ⁤importance⁤ of ‌addressing public health concerns among world leaders. What lessons do you think we can learn from this situation?

**Dr. Khan:**

This highlights the ⁣need ‍for regular health check-ups and preventive measures⁢ for individuals in high-pressure ⁤positions. It also underscores the vulnerability of anyone, regardless of their status, to ‌health challenges.

**Interviewer:**

Mr. Smith, the media coverage surrounding⁢ this event has been extensive. What are your​ thoughts on⁣ the balance between ​respecting the privacy⁣ of public figures and ⁢the public’s right ​to know about events that might have global implications?

**Mr. Smith:**

This⁢ is a delicate balance indeed. While respecting individual privacy ⁣is crucial, transparency⁢ is also vital, especially when it involves a figure of such prominence. Providing accurate and ⁤factual information​ without sensationalism is key.

**Section ⁢3: Moving Forward**

**Interviewer:**

Dr. Khan, with Tedros now discharged from the hospital, what⁣ are the key things to focus on regarding his‍ recovery and ability to resume his duties?

**Dr.⁣ Khan:**

Continued monitoring of his blood pressure, ensuring adequate rest and ⁤follow-up with his medical team are crucial for his recovery. It’s also important to understand the underlying causes of his health vulnerabilities and address them⁤ proactively.

**Interviewer:**

Mr. Smith, looking ahead, how do you think⁤ this incident might affect Tedros’s leadership and future ⁢engagement in international ‌affairs?

**Mr. Smith:**

While this incident may raise concerns, Tedros’s ‌commitment to global health is well-documented. His recovery and eventual return to his duties would⁣ undoubtedly be welcomed by‌ the international community, and his leadership will likely remain crucial​ in​ tackling continuing global health challenges.

**Interviewer:**

Thank you both for your insightful perspectives on this important‌ topic. This concludes our discussion on Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’s health scare at the G20 Summit. We‌ wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

**Remember, stay informed and stay ⁤connected with World Today News for comprehensive coverage of global events. **

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Business

Unemployment insurance and employment of the elderly: social partners plan a series of meetings until November 15

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François Hommeril (CFE-CGC), Marylise Léon (CFDT), Frédéric Souillot (FO) and Sophie Binet (CGT) in Paris on October 16, 2023. (POOL / MIGUEL MEDINA)

The five representative trade union groups and the three employer groups are due to meet on 22 October, with further sessions planned for 29 October as well as 4, 8 and 14 November.

A series of scheduled meetings between now and November 15. The trade unions and employers’ groups agreed on the evening of Wednesday 16 October on a timetable for negotiations on

unemployment insurance regulations and measures to encourage the employment of the elderly,

according to sources confirmed by AFP.

Meeting with video conference, the

five representative trade union groups (CFDT, CGT, FO, CFE-CGC, CFTC) and the three employers’ groups (Medef, CPME, U2P)

plans to meet on October 22 from 1 p.m. Other sessions are then planned for October 29 as well as November 4, 8 and 14, AFP learned from union sources. Discussions on unemployment insurance and employment for the elderly will be held at the same time. An additional session can be added if necessary on November 15.

The government officially invited unions and employers last week to negotiate on both issues, in line with the desire expressed by Prime Minister Michel Barnier in his general policy declaration. In a letter, Labor Minister Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet told them that she kept from her discussions with the social partners “a

wishes to resume the agreement that expired on November 10, 2023

on unemployment insurance, to complement in particular the provisions relating to compensation for the elderly”.

An extension order must be published by October 31

This letter confirmed that “without questioning the financial path confirmed in the framework document of August 1, 2023 (which provided the framework for the negotiations at the time, editor’s note), it is given invitation to the social partners.

recommend measures

making it possible to generate 400 million euros in additional savings every year”. The minister also told the social partners “to share the desire

move forward with relaxation of the conditions to achieve advanced retirement”,

today it is not so widespread in France.

The November 2023 agreement was signed by the CFDT, FO, the CFTC and employer groups after a

difficult communication,

but it was not confirmed by the government due to the lack of provisions for the elderly. As unemployment insurance rules expire on October 31st, an extension order must be published before then, to avoid any legal vacuum and leave.

the time necessary to approve an agreement.

If the compromise fails, the government will take control.

2024-10-17 10:47:00
#Unemployment #insurance #employment #elderly #social #partners #plan #series #meetings #November

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World

An Indian tourist harassing a local resident, immediately punched him until he subsided

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Pattaya –

A drunken Indian tourist was assaulted by a Thai man to death. It is suspected that this Indian tourist abused the man’s wife.

Reporting from a tigerFriday (11/10/2024) a rescue team from Swang Borriboon Dhammastan was called to Pattaya Beach, near Pattaya Soi 13/4 Wednesday (9/10/2024), to give first aid to the injured Indian. When they arrived, rescuers found two Indian tourists holding their injured friend on the beach.

In a video, the Indian man is seen lying unconscious on the beach with a bloody wound on his face.

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Rescuers rushed to give first aid to the injured foreigner, but he refused to help them. The three Indian men asked rescuers to call the police, saying they didn’t trust anyone else. The rescue team then contacted the Mueang Pattaya Police Station.

The three Indian nationals told the police that a Thai man beat one of them unconscious. They urged the police to deliver justice and punish the Thai attacker according to the law.

The group of Indian tourists also asked the police to send their friends to the hospital, saying that they only trusted the authorities.

A Thai woman named Ae, 25, came forward to explain the situation to the police. Ae said that he and his friends were enjoying the beach when one of the Indians approached them and asked to take a picture with them.

Ae explained that he and his friends agreed to take their pictures, and gradually each Indian in the group took a stand with them, with more than five pictures being taken.

The injured Indian man was the last person to take a picture. While he was doing this, he touched the stomach of one of the female friends and tried to kiss her. This angered Ae’s friend, who attacked the Indian.

The police advised the group of Indian tourists to visit the police station to lodge a formal complaint.

(sym/ddn)

2024-10-11 06:35:00
#Indian #tourist #harassing #local #resident #immediately #punched #subsided

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Vadel Badjideh’s family is reporting Nikita Mirzani for alleged defamation

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Conflict between actresses Nikita Mirzani and TikTokers Vadel Badjideh continues to heat up until he drags the Badjideh family into this problem

Recently, the Badjideh family finally came forward and decided to report back against Nikita Mirzani for alleged defamation.

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“Tonight we also made a report and this is the only reason we brought it here because my report and Mr. Umar’s report were in a series made by Nikita Mirzani. Before that, the LP was officially opened, it still complies with the ITE Law and electronic transactions, article 27 paragraph 3,” said Badjideh’s family lawyer, Razman Arif Nasution when he met at the South Jakarta Metro Police, Monday (7/10/2024).

Many words were made by Nikita Mirzani that hurt Vadel Badjideh’s father, Umar Badjideh, and he made up his mind to report this.


“Yes, one of them (called poor) is a torture of a plasterer,” said Umar Badjideh.

To support his report, family Badjideh attach several pieces of evidence to the alleged damage.

“(The evidence) is flash disks, screen evidence, screen records,” explained Razman Arif Nasution.

Vadel Badjideh’s family reported actress Nikita Mirzani on suspicion of defamation with a police report filed under case number LP/B/3098/X/2024/SPKT/POLRES METRO JAKSEL/POLDA METRO JAYA.

(ahs/wes)

2024-10-07 23:31:21


#Vadel #Badjidehs #family #reporting #Nikita #Mirzani #alleged #defamation

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In New York, Macron tried to reassure Wall Street bankers about French finances – 04/10/2024 at 12:56

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World leaders take part in the 79th annual high-level debate at the United Nations General Assembly

by Michel Rose and Nupur Anand

In New York last week, President Emmanuel Macron spoke at the United Nations on the state of the world. But his time will also have allowed him to meet with major American investors and address a topic more specific to France: the state of its public finances.

The head of state held a meeting for more than an hour with some of the biggest names on Wall Street, including Goldman Sachs Chairman John Waldron and Blackstone Director Stephen Schwarzman, to address their concerns about the joint strict economic text in France.

During this meeting, set up in one week by the Elysée and held when he arrived in New York on September 24, Emmanuel Macron was questioned in particular about a possible tax increase in France, while there were already rumors on both sides of the Atlantic. , said three sources who were present at the meeting.

“He explained that there is still a slowdown in Europe and that there was a need to consolidate public finances as such. He also explained that what needed to be done was a very targeted and temporary tax increase, according to himself. of the partners reported to Reuters.

This source said that the president had mentioned “ways” and believed that the effort should be basically based on reducing consumption.

A second participant confirmed that Emmanuel Macron “spoke openly about possible tax increases”.

A week later, the Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, formalized in his general policy speech the government’s plan to demand a “concentrated” and “temporary” effort from the richest French and big businesses.

For a third participant in the New York meeting, the fact that the head of state, a former investment banker, was proactive with investors was “rather intelligent”.

The aim, by preparing the ground with opinion leaders in global finance, was to avoid an overreaction of the markets to tax increases, which marks a turning point for Emmanuel Macron, for whom they were taboo until until then

While France’s public deficit threatens to reach 6.1% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024, much higher than the goal at the beginning of the year, the fear at the top of the State is an explosion of financial markets.

Foreign investors hold around 50% of France’s total public debt, a much higher rate than in other eurozone countries including Italy, Spain and Germany.

Worrying signs have already appeared on the markets in the last few weeks, as France is now borrowing at higher rates than Spain, which was previously ranked among the countries Hardest “cicada” in the euro zone.

Michel Barnier himself announced on Thursday night on France 2 that his “concern” was a “financial crisis”, as happened in Italy a few years ago, or in England. ”

Emmanuel Macron knows well the investors he met in New York, most of whom have participated in the “Choose France” conferences organized by the Elysée over him the past seven years. Many have increased their presence in France, especially since Brexit.

During the exchange, they also questioned the president on artificial intelligence, the European regulatory context, as well as investments in nuclear energy, according to two sources.

(Reporting by Michel Rose in Paris and Nupur Anand in New York; French version by Blandine Hénault, editing by Sophie Louet)

2024-10-04 10:56:55
#York #Macron #reassure #Wall #Street #bankers #French #finances

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