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[00:00:30] 132 dead and 570 injured, is the provisional toll of
[00:00:34] victims of the strong earthquake in Colombia that has devastated a large number
[00:00:37] of buildings.
[00:00:42] president Abelardo de la The quake has affected cities like Pereira and Manizales, in the middle of
[00:00:45] the so-called Coffee Axis, a very popular tourist area, there are no
[00:00:48] reports of Catalans
[00:00:50] affected.
[00:00:53] Everything ready for tomorrow's eclipse, traffic will explain today the details of
[00:00:56] the mobility plan, a very busy day is expected, especially towards
[00:01:00] the south.
[00:01:03] The PP communities will finally attend Thursday's meeting that will address the
[00:01:07] distribution of minors from Ceuta. In recent hours, Morocco has shown
[00:01:11] willingness for these minors to return to
[00:01:47] country, with only some residual and localized clouds, intense heat
[00:01:51] again with stifling conditions on the coast, temperatures will exceed 35
[00:01:54] is the rescue of inland from midday clouds will grow with an afternoon of
[00:01:58] showers and some thunderstorms.
[00:02:08] Absolute silence Delta, make a call
[00:02:12] if anyone hears, make noise.
[00:02:31] Good morning, good, it is indeed crucial hours to rescue
[00:02:34] possible survivors of the earthquake in
[00:02:37] Colombia who have been trapped under the rubble. For now, the official number of
[00:02:41] deaths is 132, and the injured 570.
[00:02:45] There are also 188 missing, these figures, as you can imagine,
[00:02:49] are totally provisional. The earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.4,
[00:02:52] had its epicenter in the department of Chocó, but it has
[00:02:56] seriously affected neighboring departments and cities like Pereira and Cali,
[00:03:00] about 300 km from the capital
[00:03:02] Bogotá.
[00:03:05] Sheltered as they could under the counter of an airport bar in
[00:03:08] Pereira, they record the moment of
[00:03:11] the earthquake
[00:03:17] In a military barracks in Cali, soldiers witness the destruction
[00:03:21] of a building up close.
[00:03:23] And in the middle of a news bulletin on Radio Quito, one of the most affected cities,
[00:03:27] the earthquake surprises the announcer.
[00:03:30] unfortunately we have to talk about dead, about deceased, about
[00:03:34] injured people, but that's, as one says, that's
[00:03:38] the job one has to do, that's the bad part of
[00:03:42] journalism, but it has to
[00:03:47] closely. Choose the news from tourism, the foreign affairs department of be done because that is our duty, the nightmare lasted a few seconds that felt like an eternity, 7.4
[00:03:50] magnitude that has caused deaths and destruction in the central-west of the
[00:03:54] country, we look for a we look for a
[00:03:57] place that we know is solid ground here. the square
[00:04:01] part it also talks about the and and we passed, I think if it lasted 5
[00:04:05] more seconds
[00:04:07] there would be nothing left, nothing left, I think we reached the
[00:04:09] limit of resistance, which is
[00:04:13] something impressive that people,
[00:04:16] imagine, I saw people coming out naked, people
[00:04:19] throwing themselves from their second-story houses, people
[00:04:23] desperate, you understand, the tremor was felt in
[00:04:25] countries, Panama or Venezuela.
[00:04:30] Tremor less than two months ago. The priority now is to find
[00:04:33] survivors among the rubble and evacuate people trapped in buildings that have
[00:04:37] resisted, but that present serious damage, as in one of the most
[00:04:41] important hospitals in the area. The hours to come are
[00:04:44] and Manizales, in the middle of decisive for the rescue teams.
[00:04:48] Every person that rescue teams manage to recover alive
[00:04:51] is celebrated as a victory. Although as the hours pass, the uncertainty
[00:04:55] for families waiting for news of those who have not yet been
[00:04:59] located increases.
[00:05:13] I also left early for work and look what we found,
[00:05:16] we can't, we haven't been able to rescue the lady, we don't know
[00:05:20] if she's alive or dead, there are rescue teams
[00:05:23] trying to make space to reach
[00:05:27] those places, at least 1500 buildings have been
[00:05:30] affected, it is unknown how many people could still be under the
[00:05:34] rubble, the inhabitants relive the tragedy of the strong earthquake of
[00:05:38] 1999 that left almost 1200 dead
[00:05:42] in... this same coffee region,
[00:05:43] the
[00:05:46] Colombian government has declared a national emergency to deal with the
[00:05:50] catastrophe only three days after the inauguration of the new
[00:05:54] Espriella located to the right.
[00:05:57] Right now the main problem that
[00:06:01] rescue teams face is reaching the affected area since the
[00:06:04] seven main airports in the central region of
[00:06:08] Colombia, known as the Cauca Valley and the Coffee Axis, are affected with
[00:06:12] structural damage, not to mention the cities
[00:06:15] impacted by the 7.4 magnitude
[00:06:19] earthquake like Cali, Pereira and Manizales, the mayor, for example, of Pereira
[00:06:23] has decreed a curfew to clear streets and avenues to facilitate the arrival
[00:06:27] of military emergency and rescue teams and
[00:06:30] the earthquake that caught the president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, on
[00:06:34] what was supposed to be his first working day of government management,
[00:06:37] he took office as head of state of the South American country last Friday and
[00:06:41] the first thing he has done is to declare a national state of emergency to try
[00:06:45] to mobilize the maximum amount of available
[00:06:48] resources to attend to the
[00:06:50] affected.
[00:06:53] The national government keeps all its capabilities
[00:06:56] deployed to protect lives, assist affected communities,
[00:06:59] and deliver aid to every territory
[00:07:03] that needs it. The first thing
[00:07:07] people trapped under the rubble. That
[00:07:11] is the priority.
[00:07:18] The Spanish government has no knowledge that there are any Spanish citizens
[00:07:22] there are about 80,000 residents,
[00:07:26] of which almost 8,000 are Catalans.
[00:07:30] About 7,800 Catalans reside permanently in
[00:07:33] Colombia. Here as president of the Catalan community, we are
[00:07:37] trying to talk to all the colleagues who live in
[00:07:40] Pereira, Manizales, Cali. Eh, luckily they have been
[00:07:44] sending messages that they were fine, that they were well, but,
[00:07:48] eh, but the area is very destroyed. The earthquake
[00:07:51] could be felt in several parts of the country, also in cities like Bogota or
[00:07:55] Medellin, where most Catalans live. The exit of everyone into the street has
[00:07:59] impacted a lot, right? At least the area where I live, which is
[00:08:02] the surroundings of the streets were full of people, they
[00:08:06] came down without thinking about it and
[00:08:08] well, with that fear of if there were aftershocks, surprised. the
[00:08:12] truth surprised and well the television that I have fixed with an arm on the
[00:08:16] wall also moved and I say oh what's happening here
[00:08:20] also took by surprise Catalans who were in the country doing tourism. It was
[00:08:23] a quarter to eight in the morning we were at the hostel where
[00:08:27] I am staying and suddenly it is true that everything started to shake, at first
[00:08:31] the sensation was curious because you didn't really know what was happening and you saw the
[00:08:35] buildings moving from one side to the other, it is the most tourist area, it is the area known
[00:08:38] as the coffee axis, it is the coffee zone.
[00:08:42] It is in the center of the country, it is an area between the
[00:08:46] two mountain ranges, western and
[00:08:48] central, and it is a populated area, it is a
[00:08:52] rich area with
[00:08:56] the Generalitat says that it has no knowledge of any Catalans affected by
[00:09:00] the earthquake.
[00:09:03] the news of the earthquake has taken many Colombians living in
[00:09:06] Barcelona, in Catalonia, or who are
[00:09:10] on tourism, by surprise. Many gathered in establishments of traditional cuisine
[00:09:14] from the country to share the latest information arriving from the
[00:09:17] area, although most had been able to contact relatives and friends, from the
[00:09:21] most affected places, they lived the situation with
[00:09:24] great anguish.
[00:09:28] quite affected emotionally, we already spoke with our relatives,
[00:09:31] we managed to get through, communication was difficult, but we managed to
[00:09:34] contact them, everyone is well, I'm very attentive to my
[00:09:37] phone to receive more messages to see what happens,
[00:09:41] we are only... waiting for a friend of ours to answer, who has
[00:09:45] not said anything yet, one has the anguish of friends of
[00:09:49] friends of friends that well
[00:09:52] a little bit of everything has happened, it's a feeling of desolation, solace
[00:09:55] and perhaps a spiritual journey because one is here but with the heart
[00:09:59] there,
[00:10:07] countdown to tomorrow's big solar eclipse, a
[00:10:11] historic event that... had not been seen in Catalonia for 121
[00:10:14] years, the moon will start to cover
[00:10:17] the sun at half past five, the eclipse will reach its maximum an hour
[00:10:21] later and the sun will set shortly before 9 pm.
[00:10:25] At the Ebro Observatory in Roquetes, outreach activities have been taking
[00:10:28] place all week, the building is a symbol because
[00:10:32] it was built for the previous eclipse that occurred in Catalonia in
[00:10:36] 1905, there are 20 observation points in
[00:10:40] Catalonia, especially in the Ebro, Camp de Tarragona and West
[00:10:44] in Segrià, the municipalities of Almatret, La Granja d'Escarp and
[00:10:47] Seròs, have agreed to restrict access to wooded areas
[00:10:51] to reduce the risk of fire.
[00:10:55] and without further ado, this morning traffic will present the special
[00:10:58] eclipse device at a press conference that we will follow live
[00:11:02] from 10 am, it is expected that the main mobility route
[00:11:05] tomorrow will be the AP7 in a southerly direction, truck passage will be restricted
[00:11:09] but even so traffic recommends using alternative
[00:11:13] roads to go west, the C25, the A2, the
[00:11:16] P2 and to go to Camp de Tarragona and the Terres de l'Ebre, the
[00:11:20] 7, the
[00:11:20] N340.
[00:11:25] The glasses with special filter to watch the eclipse have sold out in
[00:11:29] many stores, a kind of black market has even been created to
[00:11:33] get them. Opticians are trying to restock
[00:11:36] them to supply last minute customers between today and tomorrow. The glasses are
[00:11:40] essential to look directly at the sun. Neither X-rays
[00:11:43] nor conventional sunglasses are valid.
[00:11:47] With the moon covering it, the sun will shine less
[00:11:51] and less and can give a false sense of security, but looking
[00:11:55] at it naked, without filters can cause irreversible
[00:11:58] injuries.
[00:12:01] Well, this house will not be left behind either. Tomorrow, special
[00:12:05] programming on TV3. For days now, a large
[00:12:08] team of colleagues has been mobilized to provide maximum
[00:12:12] coverage. All in all. On the Trescat info portal you can find all the
[00:12:15] details about this eclipse, news, also a space to
[00:12:18] consult how the phenomenon will be seen municipality by municipality, you can
[00:12:22] check what time it will start in each town, consult. exactly, there are also
[00:12:26] scientific explanations, tips, recommendations and even an
[00:12:29] immersive experience with augmented
[00:12:31] reality.
[00:12:41] At least five people have died and about twenty have been injured tonight
[00:12:44] in the Russian bombing against the Ukrainian city of
[00:12:48] Zaporizhzhia. This summer has already become the most
[00:12:51] significant of the entire war in Ukraine in terms of
[00:12:54] civilian casualties on both sides. In addition to Zaporizhzhia,
[00:12:58] Russian missiles and drones also fell tonight on the capital
[00:13:02] Kyiv, but so far there are no reports of casualties in the city.
[00:13:05] Moscow has intensified ballistic missile attacks in recent weeks,
[00:13:09] taking advantage of the shortage of anti-aircraft defense systems suffered
[00:13:13] by Ukrainian forces. Tonight's attack comes just hours after
[00:13:17] Ukraine killed 13 Russian civilians in a
[00:13:20] petrochemical plant.
[00:13:24] The crisis in... Ceuta has led to a European conflict over
[00:13:27] immigration. Italy and Denmark have called in a joint statement
[00:13:31] for migrant repatriation centers in third countries
[00:13:35] outside the European Union. The Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni,
[00:13:38] far-right, and the Danish Mette Frederiksen,
[00:13:41] social democrat, from opposing political families,
[00:13:45] therefore, agree, however, in rejecting what
[00:13:48] they consider uncontrolled immigration following the migration crisis
[00:13:51] in Ceuta. Both criticize the negative impact of irregular
[00:13:55] immigration on the crime rate and the
[00:13:58] pressure on public
[00:14:00] services.
[00:14:04] A meeting has been called for Thursday between the Spanish government and the autonomous communities
[00:14:07] to address the relocation of minors who arrived in Ceuta, finally
[00:14:11] the PP communities with some governments in the hands of Vox
[00:14:14] will attend. In recent hours there is a new element in this matter as
[00:14:18] Morocco has shown willingness for the minors
[00:14:22] from Ceuta to be able to return to the country.
[00:14:26] Without enough translators to attend to them, the dozens of minors wait at the
[00:14:30] doors of the Ceuta police station, they queue so that the
[00:14:33] police can take their data and add them to a list that already
[00:14:36] reaches 1,400 registered minors. According to the Spanish
[00:14:40] government, the number will continue to rise. I dare not give a
[00:14:44] definitive figure. The fate of these minors is uncertain, but the
[00:14:47] government's priority will be for them to return to their
[00:14:50] families.
[00:15:01] In this, he agrees with the Moroccan Minister of Justice, who has demanded
[00:15:05] the return of the minors in an interview with a newspaper in the North
[00:15:08] African country. Those who cannot return will be transferred to other
[00:15:11] communities, as the law states. The first meeting on the distribution
[00:15:15] will be on Thursday. Vox says that it will not send its regional
[00:15:19] representatives. The PP, which governs with them in several communities, will
[00:15:23] attend, but will not shy away.
[00:15:37] remembers the 2025 agreement by which it was exempted
[00:15:41] from the distribution, what the Spanish government has to decide is whether
[00:15:44] it wants to continue doing the job as it has been doing so far or if it wants to go back
[00:15:48] to what it was before and continue straining Catalonia, we
[00:15:51] bet eh to continue as before and for Catalonia to be
[00:15:54] excluded. Between adults and minors in Ceuta there are between 8,000 and 11,000 of the
[00:15:58] migrants who entered on July 30, according to the president of the city, who
[00:16:02] has asked to confine them in internment centers before
[00:16:05] expelling them.
[00:16:11] Vivas has also expressed concern about the possibility of a new wave of arrivals
[00:16:15] this week that has forced the suspension of holidays for military
[00:16:19] and civil
[00:16:20] guards.
[00:16:27] Today is Tuesday, August 11, we will have a quiet morning with residual clouds
[00:16:31] in the south, in the afternoon there will be repeated showers and thunderstorms in the
[00:16:34] Pyrenees, pre-Pyrenees, and the interior of the Ebro lands. points of
[00:16:38] the west,
[00:16:41] we started the news with the consequences of the earthquake in
[00:16:45] Colombia and the efforts of rescue teams to recover people
[00:16:48] from under the rubble, there are already 132
[00:16:51] dead,
[00:16:54] we have also explained everything related to the eclipse on the
[00:16:58] eve of the event, today we will know what mobility plan
[00:17:02] has been prepared
[00:17:02] and
[00:17:06] immediately we will explain that... from today until the 23rd, train circulation will be interrupted
[00:17:10] between Gràcia and Sarrià stations in
[00:17:13] Barcelona, of Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat for some improvement
[00:17:38] A 59-year-old man has been arrested in Marbella for an alleged sexist
[00:17:41] murder. The crime is believed to have been committed early yesterday afternoon in the
[00:17:45] Malaga town of San Pedro de Alcántara. The victim is believed to be
[00:17:49] his partner. So far this year, 36 women have
[00:17:52] died in Spain at the hands of their partner or ex-partner, the highest
[00:17:56] figure since 2019.
[00:17:59] Let's talk now about the fires, the Niebla fire in Huelva has been burning for five days
[00:18:03] and is advancing uncontrolled, it has burned more than 20,000
[00:18:06] hectares. The violence of the fire makes it difficult to
[00:18:09] encircle, it spreads in secondary fires that overcome firebreaks and
[00:18:13] hinder the work of aerial means. About 700
[00:18:16] people have had to be evacuated. Another
[00:18:19] fire in the province of Huesca affects a large forest mass
[00:18:22] in the municipality of Peñas de Riglos. And it has burned
[00:18:25] 2,500 hectares, evacuations have also been
[00:18:28] carried out there.
[00:18:32] We commented a few moments ago, traffic between Gràcia and Sarrià stations
[00:18:36] in Barcelona, Ferrocarrils de la
[00:18:39] Generalitat, has been cut due to works to renovate the track, an alternative bus service
[00:18:43] will run along Via Augusta until August 23. Trains
[00:18:47] on lines S1 and S2 will maintain their usual schedules between
[00:18:51] Sarrià, Terrassa and Sabadell, but circulation between Gràcia and Plaça
[00:18:54] Catalunya will modify the frequency of passage. The lines between Plaça
[00:18:58] Catalunya and Altividavo and between Sarrià and Reina Elisenda are not
[00:19:02] affected by the works and maintain
[00:19:04] their schedule.
[00:19:12] Time to review the newspaper headlines for this Tuesday, August 11,
[00:19:16] we start with the newspaper Ara still on the migration crisis in Ceuta,
[00:19:20] Ara echoes the reactions of Italy and Denmark calling
[00:19:23] for the creation of repatriation centers and linking immigration with
[00:19:26] crime. In the lower part, Ara also talks about the
[00:19:30] earthquake of magnitude 7.4 that has shaken
[00:19:33] Colombia. La Vanguardia, for its part, highlights the
[00:19:36] same headlines. In the lower
[00:19:39] eclipse, it says that Spain is preparing for a million and a half
[00:19:43] trips for the eclipse. And
[00:19:45] we move on to El Periódico which talks about the situation at airports, it says that
[00:19:49] the increase in flights is even saturating the airspace of Barcelona and
[00:19:53] Madrid. The European organization for air safety warns that
[00:19:57] some areas receive more traffic than they can handle in summer and
[00:20:00] proposes measures to alleviate the pressure.
[00:20:04] El Punt Avui still on the eclipse.
[00:20:07] to follow the astronomical phenomenon, although the meteorological forecasts do not indicate
[00:20:11] good conditions
[00:20:14] and one of the regions where the eclipse can be fully
[00:20:18] observed is Lleida, so the newspaper Lleida Segre says
[00:20:22] that towns with total eclipse ask those without reservations not to go and
[00:20:25] see it, in Segrià access to some
[00:20:29] localities will be closed to avoid crowds and due to the risk
[00:20:32] of fires. And we finish with El País which highlights the entire front page
[00:20:36] about the colorful earthquake. In the lower part, it also echoes
[00:20:40] the testimony of a nurse from a Cali hospital who explains how
[00:20:44] she helped patients admitted to the
[00:20:46] ICU.
[00:24:50] team had to settle for
[00:27:20] Good morning, this is how today's
[00:27:23] Alpanades, from Olesa de Bones Valls, with this rain that didn't
[00:27:27] last long, even with some lightning, some small
[00:27:30] thunder, eh, from a cloud that... traveled quickly and in fact, it arrived
[00:27:34] in the Valles area, in the Cardedeu area, even
[00:27:38] with some light rain. precipitations that do not reach the ground
[00:27:41] and the clouds
[00:27:42] tearing apart.
[00:27:45] Good morning, this cloudiness has caused temperatures to be even a little higher
[00:27:49] than yesterday in the south of the Barcelona regions, central coast or Girona
[00:27:53] regions, many very high values, in fact in Barcelona the Rono neighborhood has not
[00:27:57] dropped below these 28 degrees, low clouds also in Tarragona with 27
[00:28:01] degrees this. values of 26, eh, blanes,
[00:28:04] 25 in Girona and tropical values in the interior of the country. In fact,
[00:28:08] satellite images show us this cold air mass in the south of France,
[00:28:12] affecting us a little with the associated cloudiness. Here we have the
[00:28:16] cloud that has caused these precipitations, eh, as they have been
[00:28:19] diluting and leaving in the afternoon. And these are some
[00:28:22] of the records, we will highlight these 7 liters per square meter in Sant Pau
[00:28:25] d'Hordal and others, eh, between the Penades, eh, points of
[00:28:29] the Valles, eh, that in some cases have managed to exceed. two or three liters
[00:28:33] at most, remains of clouds on the coast, sun in the interior,
[00:28:36] temperatures rising today, afternoon, still cloudy between the
[00:28:40] bergadá, ripollès and llusanès, eh, warnings
[00:28:43] of rain intensity, there may be some locally intense storm,
[00:28:47] showers in the Pyrenees, pre-Pyrenees, advancing towards central Catalonia late in the afternoon
[00:28:51] eh, also in the interior of the Girona regions in Pordà, but we lose
[00:28:55] strength already these interests in the rest will be more difficult already with clearings and with
[00:28:58] these temperatures that will exceed 35 degrees in the interior.
[00:29:02] In the Valencian Community, more good weather, also in the Balearic Islands, perhaps some thunderstorms still
[00:29:06] in the interior of Castellón, stable temperatures and for
[00:29:09] the coming days, the stormy activity goes down a little tomorrow, coinciding
[00:29:13] with the eclipse, there may be some afternoon showers, but in general we will talk
[00:29:17] in any case of some local cloud, but with more good weather, therefore an
[00:29:21] optimal situation and towards
[00:29:23] the following days, what we will highlight is that the thermometer seems to want to go down a little
[00:29:27] at the end of the
[00:29:28] week.
[00:29:36] Getting good information on social media is possible. Follow three
[00:29:40] catinfo on Instagram, Facebook and
[00:29:50] your area.
[00:30:32] Two dead and 570 injured is the provisional balance of
[00:30:36] victims of the strong earthquake in Colombia that has shaken a large number
[00:30:40] of buildings.
[00:30:43] The earthquake has affected cities like Pereira
[00:30:47] the so-called coffee axis, a highly visited area by tourists, there is no
[00:30:50] evidence that there are affected Catalans.
[00:30:52] afectats.
[00:30:55] Everything ready for tomorrow's eclipse, traffic will explain
[00:30:59] this morning.