Profiles associated with State Security indicated that those allegedly involved in the murder of a young Cuban in Sagua de Tánamo, Holguín, were captured.
A total of six individuals were arrested by the Castro police, who respond to the names of: Brian Jesús Breff Columbie, Einer Romero Casas, Dianner López Urquia, Roilan López Romero, Jose David Osorio and Yoriobis Bravo Breff.
According to the Castro profile, the murder of this young man in Sagua de Tánamo occurred when a conflict was recorded on the outskirts of the El Turquino center, between several people who were under the influence of alcohol.
“In the scuffle, when the victim pulled out a knife, he was hit in the head with a bottle. “He left the place and, being chased by 6 more citizens, on the bank of the Sagua River (approximately 500 meters from the place) they stabbed him and threw him down the ravine into the water,” adds the report.
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The victim responded to the name of Kevin Griñán Reyna, whose body was found in the morning hours of April 21 in the La Margarita River, a landfill in Sagua de Tánamo, Holguín.
Although at the time the boy was found dead, it was not known exactly what had happened, hours later it was learned that it was a murder.
Kevin Luis leaves behind a young son, who now faces the reality of growing up without his father, another victim of the violence that strikes again and again on the communist island.
Crime rates continue to increase within the island, while the communists do nothing about it, since they are only concerned with repressing opponents and lining their pockets at the expense of the suffering of ordinary people.
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They capture those involved in murder in Sagua de Tánamo – 2024-04-24 09:43:37
Traces of H5N1 have been detected in pasteurized cow’s milk in the US
– 2024-04-24 09:11:24
Traces of the virus H5N1 were found in pasteurized cow’s milk in the US, US authorities announced on Tuesday, clarifying that the samples detected did not likely pose any risk to human health.
In an extensive nationwide investigation, particles of the virus were found “in milk from infected animals in the processing system and on shelves,” the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said in a statement.
“If a virus is detected in raw milk, pasteurization is generally considered to eliminate pathogens to levels that do not pose a health risk to consumers,” he explained.
Bird flu A (H5N1) spread through the country’s dairy herds and infected a human in early April, who showed mild symptoms.
Although the H5N1 strain caused millions of birds to die in the current wave, the infected cows did not show severe symptoms.
“Additional analyzes are being conducted on milk on store shelves across the country, as well as work to assess any potential variation across different types of milk products (for example, whole milk, cream, etc.),” the FDA added.
Bird flu has already been detected in raw milk, and health authorities have long warned against consuming it.
Also yesterday, Tuesday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that after detecting large concentrations of H5N1 in the milk of cows infected with bird flu in the USA, it recommends that food safety measures be implemented, such as the use of pasteurized milk.
Research is currently underway to determine how long the virus can survive in milk, and the WHO has called for continued vigilance.
“While studies are ongoing, it is important that people follow safe dietary habits, including drinking only pasteurized milk,” Wenqing Zhang, who heads the global influenza program at WHO, said during a regular briefing of journalists from the UN headquarters in Geneva.
“We are now finding that several cow herds have been affected in an increasing number of US states, which indicates a new stage in the spread of the virus in mammals,” the WHO official said.
Health authorities in Texas, in the southern US, where the first case of cow-to-human transmission of the virus was detected, stressed that there is no risk to the commercial milk chain, thanks to the obligation to destroy milk from cows infected with the virus. H5N1.
H5N1 human infection remains rare and is associated with exposure to infected animals or environments.
There is currently no evidence of human-to-human transmission of the virus. But health officials worry that wide circulation of the virus could facilitate a mutation that would potentially allow it to be transmitted from person to person.
Zhang noted, however, that the virus detected in Texas showed no evidence of increased adaptation in mammals.
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Cuautitlán Izcalli opens a care center for people on the autism spectrum, a pioneer in Edomex
The government of Cuautitlán Izcalli opened a Autism Center with the intention of providing care to the population with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the Town of San Sebastián Xhala.
In this primary care space, work is done to timely detection TEA, offering five modules for care of patients in social skills, language, psychology, pedagogy and sensory therapy, as mentioned by El Universal.
At the Cuautitlán Izcalli Autism Center (CATCI) there are certified personnel who can apply evidence as ADOS2among others, already counting on 106 patients scheduled, some for the first time and others with an integrated diagnosis to begin therapeutic treatment.
What does this Autism test consist of?
The ADOS2 test is a scale of standardized observation and semi-structured communication, social interaction and play or the imaginative use of materials to suspicious people of having Autism Spectrum Disorder.
The purpose is not only to promote the integral developmentinclusion and multidisciplinary care of patients, but also training and giving greater support for parents with workshops, awareness and sensitization talks.
How much does this care cost?
The City Council of the Mexican district pointed out that the diagnostic costs are up to 70% lower than in other centers in the Mexico statewithout specifically specifying the amount.
Within the care instance there are also workshopsawareness, sensitivity and continuous training practices, since we must remember that according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI)in Mexico there is a record of 45 thousand children con TEA.
The CATCI is located in the Narciso Mendoza Street, in the town of San Sebastián Xhala. It is important to note that care costs are lower in comparison with other centers at the state level, but in the best of cases you can investigate and compare prices so that you buy what you it better suits you.
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