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[00:00:00] Tourism Minister Cecilia
[00:00:02] Pereira, it will be determined in recently granted an interview to our colleagues at Telenoticia to talk about her
[00:00:06] stance on the issue of insteps or these electric
[00:00:09] steps, knowing that most tourists
[00:00:13] use this type of
[00:00:15] vehículos.
[00:00:21] on a scooter and apparently, according to what Dowers to take action against
[00:00:23] what gives us something that is important that Aruba is a
[00:00:26] tourist destination. Our economy is based on tourism.
[00:00:42] cook it, that is, at this hour what
[00:01:19] not been possible to enter to
[00:02:18] and personal impact of
[00:02:42] of this tragedy. My heart
[00:03:03] Changing the subject, as is customary, on the second Wednesday
[00:03:06] of every month, oil prices have a
[00:03:09] variation, this depending on international crude oil, so
[00:03:13] center, while the as of today, Wednesday, August 2nd, it returned to
[00:03:16] its life, it had already been felt and the
[00:03:20] information had been released apparently about a possible
[00:03:23] significant increase in the price of gasoline, well,
[00:03:27] surely this is not positive news for
[00:03:31] all drivers, as it will represent an additional expense in the
[00:03:34] family budget. The Department of Economic Affairs
[00:03:38] confirmed the news yesterday. Over the last
[00:03:41] year, the price of
[00:03:42] that's where the mattress with fuel has registered more increases than reductions
[00:03:45] due to the different global problems
[00:03:49] capital of Valle del Cauca, the that have affected prices. According to the report, the Ministry of Finance,
[00:03:52] Economic Affairs and Primary Sector, announces the
[00:03:56] new fuel sales prices that came into effect today.
[00:04:00] Wednesday, August 12th, gasoline will be
[00:04:03] 290.9 cents per liter,
[00:04:06] an increase of 25.1
[00:04:09] cents, diesel
[00:04:10] 286.3
[00:04:13] fall when they get up from per liter, an increase of 29.7
[00:04:16] cents, and kerosene remained at 256
[00:04:20] per liter, an increase of 19.4 cents.
[00:04:24] In this context, it should be noted that most vehicles in Aruba that
[00:04:28] run on gasoline must now pay
[00:04:32] 80% of more.
[00:04:36] mattress from compressing with the weight of We begin our international round, indeed, in
[00:04:40] Colombia, despite the fact that we are already on day three after this
[00:04:43] regrettable 7.4 magnitude earthquake that
[00:04:46] affected several important cities, rescuers are still
[00:04:50] there under the rubble,
[00:04:53] trying to save lives.
[00:04:57] The hours have been endless for the organizations of... because at this hour in the
[00:05:01] capital of the department of Risaralda, search efforts continue
[00:05:04] for some victims and some people who apparently are alive, where
[00:05:07] close to 86
[00:05:11] buildings collapsed in the area. In the city of
[00:05:15] the coming hours which buildings must be
[00:05:18] completely demolished to be able to restore electricity service, which is
[00:05:21] not available in the capital of the department of Risaralda in about
[00:05:25] 80% of the city, there is no water service in about
[00:05:29] 22%. Cell phone service is only working at
[00:05:33] 10% and there is no gas service, so at this hour there is
[00:05:37] a food crisis, there is nowhere to
[00:05:39] cook, there is no one selling
[00:05:43] food because restaurants are closed and supermarkets because they have to check the
[00:05:47] structures, most of which were affected, so there is no
[00:05:51] way to get food or
[00:05:54] the neighborhoods need are food aid,
[00:05:58] water and some drinks that can
[00:06:01] help them get through the night, families are practically spending the
[00:06:05] night outside their homes hoping that
[00:06:08] nothing else happens, but also watching over the little that remained in some of
[00:06:12] them. The police have assigned a special squadron to the
[00:06:16] city center and some neighborhoods and the army is permanently present,
[00:06:19] especially at night, watching
[00:06:23] and guarding businesses because many of the affected shopping centers
[00:06:26] have all their products and items in these places and it has
[00:06:32] remove them. It is hoped that with the visit of the
[00:06:34] president of the republic, to the capital of the department of Risaralda, the first
[00:06:38] aid will arrive, because there is also a very serious problem,
[00:06:42] the hospitals were totally affected, health
[00:06:45] centers and clinics, that is, at this hour in the
[00:06:48] San Jorge hospital, out of 10 operating rooms, only two are operating,
[00:06:52] and there are no supplies, no water and in some clinics there is no
[00:06:56] power or how to activate the generators so that some
[00:07:00] places can be activated to operate on people who
[00:07:03] suffered fractures or have some type of problem and need urgent
[00:07:07] surgery. Changing the subject, President
[00:07:10] Abelardo de la Espriella announced: various reliefs and also announced
[00:07:14] the plan that is coming for Colombians not only in the
[00:07:18] next 3 months, but also in the next 12
[00:07:21] months for the situation that has occurred after the
[00:07:24] earthquake.
[00:07:29] I have given precise instructions to the Minister of
[00:07:32] Housing to decree an
[00:07:35] economic relief in public services
[00:07:38] for all affected people in Risaralda
[00:07:42] for... months we will conduct that census
[00:07:45] and we will grant that
[00:07:48] possibility so that people can
[00:07:51] have a breather in the midst
[00:07:54] broke when I walked through the center of
[00:07:58] Pereira and saw all those businesses destroyed. We have to,
[00:08:02] Madam Vice Minister, who is here, do whatever is
[00:08:05] necessary within the framework of the law that authorizes us so that these
[00:08:09] affected people have a relief in... in terms of paying for
[00:08:13] these public services, all public services for
[00:08:17] 3 months for all Risaraldans.
[00:08:20] Second, we are currently structuring
[00:08:24] the rental subsidy
[00:08:28] program for people who lost their
[00:08:31] homes. We need to conduct that census,
[00:08:34] characterize those homes to proceed
[00:08:38] accordingly and provide those people with a subsidy so they
[00:08:41] can...
[00:08:44] It is surely that the hours pass and pass and the hardest part is the
[00:08:47] night, first because there is no light in some of the main cities
[00:08:51] and second because the anxiety begins to fall even more
[00:08:55] on the families who lost everything during this
[00:08:58] earthquake.
[00:09:03] With tents, blankets, chairs and the light of a desolate
[00:09:07] night, dozens of people from Cali spent the hours after
[00:09:10] the seismic movement that shook... shook
[00:09:12] Colombia.
[00:09:15] Some lost everything, others still
[00:09:19] didn't know what was left of their homes, but almost
[00:09:22] all shared the same fear, that an aftershock
[00:09:26] would finish demolishing what the earthquake had left
[00:09:29] standing. Our apartment was destroyed, the whole
[00:09:32] building is destroyed, it cannot be, it cannot be
[00:09:36] inhabited, you cannot enter. And while some
[00:09:39] tried to assimilate the loss, others traveled
[00:09:42] kilometers with a single idea, to find their
[00:09:46] loved ones. Mr. Javier Lenis drove for more than 10 hours
[00:09:49] from Envigado to Cali, he wasn't coming to look for his
[00:09:53] belongings, he was coming to look for his mother, a 66-year-old
[00:09:57] woman who had been trapped in a four-story
[00:10:01] building in the Cuarto de Legua neighborhood in the south of the
[00:10:04] city. Upon arriving at the place, he found the building
[00:10:08] completely collapsed.
[00:10:11] Uh, the only thing that happened was to come immediately, there was nothing
[00:10:15] else to do, by car, by car, I came by car with my girlfriend, we
[00:10:19] came immediately from Envigado and on the
[00:10:22] way, obviously, listening to news. What was
[00:10:25] happening, stopping to try to buy water, she is
[00:10:28] 66 years old, she has lived alone for some time, uh, my
[00:10:32] mother lives on the first floor of the building
[00:10:34] uh,
[00:10:36] basically we are waiting to find some type of signal, in the
[00:10:40] streets the pain became a force, hands that
[00:10:43] had never lifted a wall began to remove
[00:10:47] pieces of concrete, neighbors who until yesterday didn't know each other
[00:10:50] organized to help, then came the most
[00:10:54] difficult moment. Everyone fell silent,
[00:10:57] rescuers asked for silence, tools
[00:11:00] stopped, no one spoke, for a few
[00:11:03] seconds, Cali seemed to hold its breath
[00:11:07] to hear a voice from the
[00:11:09] rubble. We are here
[00:11:13] helping trying to get
[00:11:16] people out, because it's an incredible thing, we went,
[00:11:19] we did what we could, which was to bring several
[00:11:23] tools that... there, uh,
[00:11:27] and we brought that equipment and
[00:11:29] came to help, a while ago there were more than 300 people here from all of
[00:11:33] Cali.
[00:11:36] To this race against time firefighters and specialized
[00:11:39] teams joined, arriving from different parts of the
[00:11:42] country. There are more than 1300 people
[00:11:45] working in the capital of Valle with their eyes on the most
[00:11:48] affected sectors, Tequendama, El Refugio,
[00:11:52] Ciudad Capri and Cuarto de Legua. There every
[00:11:56] minute counts, every centimeter removed can open the way
[00:11:59] to a story that is not yet over. Well, we have some
[00:12:03] technological equipment that has given us two
[00:12:06] markings at this moment, we have one here in the front part and
[00:12:09] another in the back, eh we have in the
[00:12:13] civil aeronautics we have a very well-equipped rescue unit,
[00:12:17] we have hydraulic equipment, lighting
[00:12:20] balloons, equipment for dangerous materials because normally we have
[00:12:23] spills, leaks.
[00:12:26] As we know, Cali is one of the cities in Colombia that has excellent
[00:12:30] medical service and there are many clinics, to
[00:12:33] which different countries worldwide send their patients to
[00:12:37] receive medical attention, because when the
[00:12:40] earthquake occurred, they literally had to leave the buildings, medical
[00:12:44] patients and others were
[00:12:47] evacuated. It was at
[00:12:49] 7:34 in the
[00:12:51] morning.
[00:12:58] The Colombian Geological Service reported an earthquake with a magnitude of
[00:13:01] 7.4 and a depth of 96
[00:13:05] km. The epicenter was located in San José del
[00:13:08] Palmar in Choco. In Cali, the tremor generated some of
[00:13:12] the most shocking images.
[00:13:25] Fear and anguish, many people left their homes and workplaces,
[00:13:28] meanwhile, at the Valle University Hospital,
[00:13:32] patients and medical staff had to continue
[00:13:35] care outside the health
[00:13:38] earth's movement was still felt. From the
[00:13:42] highest areas of Cali, the magnitude of the emergency was even
[00:13:46] more exposed. The images allowed to dimension the impact
[00:13:49] of the earthquake and the damages it left in its
[00:13:52] wake. In sectors like La Alameda. In the heart of the
[00:13:56] city, rescue organizations work against the clock after
[00:14:00] the collapse of a structure, emergency teams search among
[00:14:04] the rubble for people who remain trapped and
[00:14:07] focus their efforts on achieving their rescue, but
[00:14:11] the impact was not only in the
[00:14:14] movement was also strongly felt in municipalities such as
[00:14:18] Palmira, Buga, Cartago and Buenaventura where the
[00:14:21] authorities are advancing in the assessment of damages.
[00:14:25] The emergency already leaves fatal victims, including
[00:14:28] minors. In the department of Valle del Cauca, without Cali,
[00:14:32] we have more or less 27 people
[00:14:35] deceased. The most painful, three, four
[00:14:38] children, three in Calima de Arien, one
[00:14:42] in Yumbo and there is another girl with very,
[00:14:45] very, very seriously injured. Eh,
[00:14:48] we have destruction of houses and buildings
[00:14:51] in all municipalities of Valle del Cauca, in El Cairo.
[00:14:57] El Cairo is destroyed.
[00:15:00] The mayor of Cali, Alejandro Eder reported that there are at least
[00:15:04] 20 collapsed structures with people trapped, so rescue
[00:15:08] organizations are working in different parts of the
[00:16:07] was built by people, neighbors helping neighbors,
[00:16:11] standing side by side with those who trust us to protect
[00:16:15] what matters most and help build our
[00:16:17] communities, being there when needed
[00:16:20] most, across borders,
[00:16:24] across generations,
[00:16:27] still growing, still giving,
[00:16:30] still just getting started after
[00:16:34] 185 years,
[00:17:13] Traveling through Aruba airport soon, as Gateway
[00:17:16] 2030 construction continues, the main shopping area is temporarily
[00:17:20] closed as we build the future of Aruba
[00:17:22] airport. However, restaurants, cafes
[00:17:26] and shops remain open throughout the gate areas, giving you plenty of
[00:17:30] options eat, drink and shop before your flight. Outside the
[00:17:34] terminal, passengers and visitors can also enjoy the AU UA food
[00:17:38] truck plaza, along with a variety of other food and beverage
[00:17:41] options. Your journey continues while we build the
[00:17:45] future of Aruba airport.
[00:17:48] Aruba airport, your gateway to
[00:17:50] happiness.
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[00:18:32] We continue with more information through Primer
[00:18:35] Plana, as we know. Surgery is
[00:18:38] constantly advancing and today we are going to show you a
[00:18:41] mattress that is special for those people, perhaps in their golden
[00:18:44] years, who cannot control either the urinary
[00:18:48] part or the fecal part, today on Primer Plana we talk about your health,
[00:18:52] so
[00:18:52] take care of it.
[00:19:01] It was due to a disc surgery years ago that
[00:19:04] made José Luis Martínez think and he came up with the idea of
[00:19:08] designing and creating a mattress with a system that
[00:19:11] patients could use to discharge their biological
[00:19:14] needs without having to get out of bed,
[00:19:20] the sanitary system of urinal was born. While in the hospital
[00:19:23] eh I found myself in difficult situations where, well,
[00:19:27] when I had to go to the bathroom to bathe or I had to
[00:19:31] relieve my biological needs, well, they had to carry the
[00:19:35] monitors connected but there are families who don't
[00:19:38] have anyone to assist them so those
[00:19:41] people suffer from ulcers and suffer from many things,
[00:19:45] many needs, an accidental
[00:19:51] bed, so he set about creating the plans and the
[00:19:55] design that could be adapted to any mattress, the
[00:19:58] mattress already provides the area to place the
[00:20:02] waste system, the cushion is removed and the
[00:20:06] spacer is put on. The function of the spacer is to
[00:20:10] prevent the
[00:20:13] the people, because if it compresses then we have an accident
[00:20:17] there, this also at the same time
[00:20:20] turns over, in case the patient wants to do their needs sitting
[00:20:23] with their feet to the side v then underneath
[00:20:27] this carries this, which is the
[00:20:30] reservoir where the waste
[00:20:32] falls where the
[00:20:36] fluids fall, this. It carries a chest bar as we can see here
[00:20:39] to prevent odors
[00:20:41] from rising,
[00:20:43] the odors are kept there, this is disconnected
[00:20:46] below the.
[00:20:50] of the tank, this is like a little hose that goes with this here and you
[00:20:54] take out the
[00:20:56] cap.
[00:21:02] In our most viral section, we present these two young
[00:21:05] Spaniards who have traveled from France to Africa
[00:21:11] they indicate, they would have committed several offenses that
[00:21:14] they will have to pay their fines for.
[00:21:17] Two TikTokers started the journey on a stunt scooter that, according to local
[00:21:21] media, they would have already committed several
[00:21:24] traffic violations during the trip. Recently, these two young
[00:21:27] Spaniards went viral for taking on an extreme
[00:21:30] challenge: traveling from France to Morocco on a
[00:21:34] scooter. Gorka Laza and Evai Martín
[00:21:38] are two TikTokers specialized in the culture
[00:21:40] known as scootering, which is stunt scootering, and who
[00:21:44] share challenges through their TikTok. Last year, the young men
[00:21:47] traveled more than 1 km
[00:21:51] from the city of San Sebastián to Paris,
[00:21:54] however, they wanted to make the feat much bigger, they wanted to
[00:21:58] go from the French border to Morocco on a
[00:22:01] scooter. A small detail is that the vehicle is not
[00:22:04] electric, which implies constant muscular effort. In the
[00:22:08] videos published on social media, it can be seen that the influencers have traveled
[00:22:12] dangerous and unauthorized roads for this type of vehicle, crossing
[00:22:16] bridges and stopping to rest and eat in different places.
[00:22:29] In the images, they are also seen circulating without any
[00:22:32] protection and through unauthorized sectors. According to local
[00:22:36] media, the young people would have incurred in offenses such as
[00:22:39] fines for circulating on prohibited roads, negligent
[00:22:43] or reckless driving, among others,
[00:22:45] and see what happened to this young woman
[00:22:48] while she was... enjoying a quiet day at the sea with her
[00:22:52] cell phone, apparently a gust of wind made her
[00:22:55] electronic device fall to the bottom of the
[00:22:58] sea. Her phone's camera continued
[00:23:02] recording for 9 minutes underwater and captured the curious
[00:23:05] reaction of the fish that approached. A mishap
[00:23:08] during a vacation ended up leaving a moment that went viral on social
[00:23:12] media, a young woman dropped her phone into the sea while
[00:23:15] recording a video with a friend although she thought she had
[00:23:19] directly... lost it, the cell phone continued filming an unexpected
[00:23:22] scene at the bottom of the water, the phone
[00:23:25] was underwater for about 9 minutes,
[00:23:29] during this time dozens of fish approached to inspect it,
[00:23:32] the young woman, for her part, tried to find it, as seen,
[00:23:36] Paola said that she was just recording some images while
[00:23:40] swimming, convinced that the selfie stick would be there
[00:23:43] resisting without problems, however, a gust of wind
[00:23:47] ended up playing a dirty trick that threw her cell phone into the sea,
[00:23:51] I thought it was a good idea to record some
[00:23:53] videos
[00:23:58] and here comes our recommendation of the day and
[00:24:01] it comes from Caribbean Mercantile Bank at the moment of the
[00:24:05] delivery of a great
[00:24:06] prize.
[00:24:10] Today we are together again for us to finish the Kingsdeal
[00:24:14] campaign, our and our Kingsdeal Carsal Event
[00:24:17] raffle campaign that we are
[00:28:02] 18th and 29th of August with the Kuida Aruba initiative to
[00:28:06] strengthen cleanliness, prevention and preparation for
[00:28:09] the rainy season.
[00:28:11] In addition, Mike de Mesa's defense brings clarity on the conclusion of
[00:28:15] the Casomero case, while parliamentarians talk about the political
[00:28:20] the process.
[00:28:23] Tanwe Forum On the Future of Saint Nicholas opens dialogue
[00:28:27] between government, investors and community to define the new
[00:28:31] economic direction.
[00:28:35] In addition, experts warn that pre-school anxiety is
[00:28:39] normal, but emotional preparation and parental support are key
[00:28:43] for a good new school year.
[00:28:46] And internationally, survivors rescued from
[00:28:49] buildings in Haiti in August give hope to
[00:28:52] Colombia, while rescue operations continue
[00:28:56] tirelessly.
[00:28:57] deskanso.
[00:29:04] and we begin with the first report, Aruba is preparing to
[00:29:07] unite again during the 12th edition of the national
[00:29:11] initiative Kuida Aruba. This will be on August 28th and
[00:29:14] 29th, government, private sector, institutions and
[00:29:18] community will work together in different parts of our island with
[00:29:21] a focus on cleanliness, volunteering and preparation for
[00:29:25] the rainy season. This initiative seeks not only to
[00:29:28] keep Aruba clean, but also to create more awareness and shared
[00:29:32] responsibility to build a more resilient, healthy and
[00:29:36] better prepared island for any eventuality. Today
[00:29:39] we want to announce that on the 28th and
[00:29:43] 29th,
[00:29:53] different departments, different ministries, and our
[00:29:56] community too, for the 28th and
[00:30:00] 29th will be held.