SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH- A woman lost her life in a scooter accident early Saturday morning, according to the Salt Lake City Police Department.
The Salt Lake City Police Department began an investigation at approximately 1:00 a.m. on Friday, March 22, 2024, near 450 South West Temple after they received information about an accident involving a rental electric scooter.
The accident, which remains under investigation, initially caused the scooter driver to suffer serious injuries.
Paramedics took the victim to the hospital. The Salt Lake City Police Department later reported that the driver, a 33-year-old woman, died at the hospital.
A Salt Lake City mayor’s spokesperson said, “This is a tragic incident and the city is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the accident but cannot comment further.”
This case remains under investigation and the Utah Medical Examiner’s Office will determine the cause and manner of death.
No further details of the incident were revealed.
Woman dies in scooter accident in Salt Lake City – Telemundo Utah
REQUEST FOR FORFEITURE – Razanamahasoa risks losing his title of deputy
The fate of Christine Razanamahasoa is now in the hands of the HCC. |
A request for the disqualification of Christine Razanamahasoa, president of the National Assembly, is filed with the High Constitutional Court (HCC). A procedure which aims to dismiss the elected representative of Ambatofinandrahana from her status as deputy.
Acting out. A request for the disqualification of Christine Razanamahasoa, president of the National Assembly, is displayed in the list of pending cases on the website of the High Constitutional Court (HCC).
“Request from the IRD parliamentary group [Isika rehetra miaraka amin’i Andry Rajoelina] chaired by Paul Bert Velontsara, for the purposes of disqualification of Christine Razanamahasoa,” we can read on the website of the Court of Ambohidahy. Although it is not stated, the aim is to remove Christine Razanamahasoa from her status as deputy. Ipso facto, this will lead to ousting him from his seat as president of the Lower House.
If necessary, the boss of the Tsimbazaza institution will also be relieved of her parliamentary prerogatives and immunities as well as those as head of the institution. According to the explanations, the request was filed on Monday. At first glance, the approach to the Court of Ambohidahy was made in the wake of statements to the press by members of the Presidential Coalition. Media outings to take aim at the boss of the Lower House.
The Orange then translated into action the intentions stated to the journalists. Article 72 of the Constitution and article 37 of the internal regulations of the National Assembly govern the procedure for disqualification of a deputy. To hear Monday’s statements, the request listed among the files pending at the HCC is based on one or the other of these two provisions. In front of the press, the Orange denounced insubordination of the lady at the perch, vis-à-vis party discipline and that of the IRD parliamentary group.
Internal regulations
These media releases were in reaction to the speech of the President of the National Assembly, during an event organized in Tsimbazaza, Saturday. Allusively, she accused those in power, notably the President of the Republic. The head of the Tsimbazaza Institution went so far as to suggest “a call for sedition”.
Taking to the net to defend the boss of the Lower House yesterday, Maharavo Ratolojanahary, her chief of staff, argued that a request for dismissal should not take place. Obviously not aware of the case pending at the HCC, he puts forward as an element of defense the fact that the “Tanora Malagasy vonona” (TGV) party has ousted Christine Razanamahasoa from its ranks since November 10, 2023.
“They invoke article 72 of the Constitution to attack the President of the National Assembly. But it provides that it is the deputy who, of his own accord, changed the political group in whose name he was elected, to join another which risks disqualification. Which is not the case for Mrs. Razanamahasoa,” maintains Maharavo Ratolojanahary. He, however, only referred to the first two paragraphs of this constitutional provision.
Paragraph 4 of Article 72 of the Basic Law adds that “the disqualification of a deputy may also be pronounced by the High Constitutional Court if he deviates from the line of conduct of his parliamentary group”. Furthermore, given the wording of the request, it is likely that it is based on article 37 of the internal regulations of the Lower House. Which would explain why the name of the president of the IRD parliamentary group is explicitly indicated there.
“The disqualification of a deputy may also be pronounced by the High Constitutional Court if he deviates from the line of conduct without valid and legitimate reason of his parliamentary group at the request of the president of the group”, provides paragraph 2 of the Article 37 of the internal regulations of the National Assembly. Sticking to the list displayed on the website of Tsimbazaza’s institution, although she was ousted from the TGV party, Christine Razanamahasoa is still a member of the IRD parliamentary group.
Senator Herimanana Razafimahefa, former president of the Senate, is also targeted by a request for disqualification filed with the High Constitutional Court. A request also filed on Monday, just like that against Christine Razanamahasoa, president of the National Assembly. Here too, the former boss of the Upper House risks losing his status as senator.
This request for forfeiture is, probably, in reaction to the actions of Herimanana Razafimahefa during the pre-electoral political agitations. After declining the role of interim head of state, in favor of collegial government, the former president of the Senate balked. He claimed to have made this decision under duress. He then approached the opposition in his intention to short-circuit the holding of the presidential election.
REQUEST FOR FORFEITURE – Razanamahasoa risks losing his title of deputy
Mumbai has become the leader in the number of billionaires in Asia
– 2024-03-27 02:37:57
The Indian metropolis of Mumbai has become the leader in the number of billionaires living there among Asian cities. According to the TASS agency, the research of the Indian rating agency Hurun India came to that conclusion.
According to the agency’s data, Mumbai has become the capital of Asia’s billionaires for the first time, surpassing Beijing. 92 billionaires live in the Indian metropolis, 91 in the Chinese capital. However, overall, China is still ahead of India in the number of residents with a net worth of more than $1 billion; China has 814 billionaires, while India has only 271.
Globally, according to the survey, Mumbai ranks third in the number of billionaires, after New York (119) and London (97).
As mentioned in the research, from the beginning of 2024, 26 dollar billionaires have increased in Mumbai. Meanwhile, their number decreased by 18 in Beijing. The total wealth of billionaires in Mumbai is 445 billion dollars.
Sectors that have brought multi-million fortunes to Indians are energy, pharmaceuticals and the real estate market. The first place among the richest residents of Mumbai is occupied by businessman Mukesh Ambani, the owner of the Reliance Industries holding. His company operates in the energy, petrochemical, textile, natural resources, retail and telecommunication sectors across India.
Mumbai has become the leader in the number of billionaires in Asia – 2024-03-27 02:37:57