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[00:00:16] prepare, plan, inform yourself about
[00:00:32] 132 dead and 570 injured, is
[00:00:35] points in the west, now removing traffic from the provisional toll of victims of the Fortemol in Colombia that has collapsed a
[00:00:39] large number
[00:00:40] of buildings.
[00:00:44] The earthquake has affected cities like Pereira and Manizales in the middle of
[00:00:47] the so-called coffee axis, an area very visited by tourists. There is no
[00:00:51] record of Catalans
[00:00:52] being affected.
[00:00:57] Everything is ready for tomorrow's eclipse,
[00:00:58] new president Abelardo de traffic recommends for... during time for displacements, especially towards the
[00:01:02] south.
[00:01:06] The PP communities will finally attend Thursday's meeting that
[00:01:09] will address the distribution of minors from Seuta. In recent hours, Morocco has
[00:01:13] shown willingness for these minors to return to the
[00:01:16] country.
[00:01:19] Due to works, train traffic between Gràcia and Serrià stations
[00:01:23] of the Generalitat railways is interrupted until the 23rd. Many users have
[00:01:26] been surprised by the bus service.
[00:01:50] glasses among the public who attend tomorrow at the Johan Cruyff Stadium to see the Barça
[00:01:55] It includes other measures such as the disappearance of Montpellier pre-season match to protect themselves from the solar eclipse. The players will also have to follow a protocol.
[00:02:04] We will have an afternoon with some showers locally with thunderstorms in the Pyrenees,
[00:02:07] pre-Pyrenees, inland areas of the Girona region and northern Barcelona,
[00:02:11] some clouds in the interior of the Ebro lands, the rest will be
[00:02:15] sunny, full heatwave with temperatures of 30-35 degrees
[00:02:18] everywhere and close to 38
[00:02:24] this morning after the in the shade.
[00:02:27] the eclipse which will be dominated by Silence. Absolute
[00:02:31] Delta calling, if anyone
[00:02:33] hears, make noise.
[00:02:51] This is what is happening today in Colombia. Good afternoon, rescuers and volunteers
[00:02:54] search among the rubble for survivors of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake, which has already become
[00:02:57] 7,4, que ja s'ha convertit.
[00:03:00] the most powerful in the country in a decade. It's a race against time that is
[00:03:04] Force and also the actions of happening these hours, which is still dawn in the country. The epicenter of the
[00:03:07] earthquake has been located in the department of Chocó, but it has been felt throughout almost the entire
[00:03:11] territory, including in the capital Bogotá.
[00:03:15] signing of this season. It is It has even been felt in neighboring countries. The official death toll is 132, the number of
[00:03:19] injured is 570, and there are also 188
[00:03:22] you are not in charge of doing certain tasks missing.
[00:03:24] Sheltered as best they could under the counter of a bar at Pereira airport,
[00:03:28] they record with their phones.
[00:03:37] In a military barracks in Cali,
[00:03:40] the metropolitan area of Barcelona. They soldiers witness the destruction of a building.
[00:03:43] And during a news bulletin on Radio Quibdó, one of the most affected
[00:03:46] cities, the earthquake surprises the
[00:03:49] presenter.
[00:03:54] injured people, but that's what, as they say,
[00:03:57] that's the job one has to do.
[00:04:01] tourism. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
[00:04:13] time in its heat, only behind
[00:04:17] We looked for a place that we know is solid ground here in the
[00:04:19] square
[00:04:22] and we spent, I think if it lasted 5
[00:04:24] more seconds, there would be nothing left, nothing
[00:04:28] left, I think we reached the limit.
[00:04:31] of resistance, it's something impressive,
[00:04:34] impressive that people, imagine, I saw people coming out
[00:04:37] naked, uh, people were jumping from their
[00:04:41] second-story houses, people
[00:04:44] the so-called coffee axis, an area were desperate, you understand. The earthquake was felt in neighboring countries like Ecuador,
[00:04:48] they are quite far apart from Panama, or Venezuela, devastated by an earthquake less than
[00:04:50] two months ago. The priority now is to find survivors among the rubble
[00:04:54] and evacuate people trapped in buildings that have resisted, but that
[00:04:58] show serious damage, such as... one of the most important hospitals in the
[00:05:01] area. The coming hours are decisive for the rescue
[00:05:05] teams. Every person that rescue teams
[00:05:09] manage to recover alive is
[00:05:11] at the Olympic ring, 19 at the Pegaso seen as a victory. Although as the hours pass, the uncertainty for
[00:05:15] family members who are waiting for news of those who still have not
[00:05:19] been able to locate,
[00:05:22] my apartment was 302 that
[00:05:25] ended up completely inside, as you can see. My wife and my daughter were inside, fortunately
[00:05:29] they had left early, I
[00:05:32] also left early for work and look, we found
[00:05:36] this, we can't, we haven't been able to rescue the lady, we don't know if
[00:05:40] she's alive or dead, there are bodies
[00:05:50] It is unknown how many people could still be under the rubble.
[00:05:54] The inhabitants relive the tragedy of the strong earthquake of
[00:05:57] 1999 that left almost 1,200
[00:06:01] dead in this same
[00:06:03] coffee region.
[00:06:06] For all this, a national emergency has been declared in the country. Just four days ago, the
[00:06:11] la Espriella took office. The management of this serious crisis is the
[00:06:15] first test he faces.
[00:06:18] Right now, the main problem that rescue teams face is reaching
[00:06:22] the affected area, as the seven main airports in
[00:06:25] the central zone of Colombia, known as the Cauca Valley
[00:06:29] and the Coffee Axis, are affected with structural damage and do not
[00:06:32] receive flights. Cities impacted by the 7.4 magnitude
[00:06:36] earthquake include Cali, Pereira, and Manizales.
[00:06:40] The mayor of Pereira, for example, has declared a curfew
[00:06:43] to clear streets and avenues to facilitate the arrival of military emergency teams and
[00:06:47] also rescue teams. The earthquake caught the president
[00:06:51] of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, on what was supposed to be his first working
[00:06:54] day of government management. He took office as head
[00:06:57] of state of the South American country last Friday, and the first thing he has done
[00:07:01] is to declare a national state of emergency to try to
[00:07:04] mobilize the maximum amount of available
[00:07:08] resources to attend to the
[00:07:09] victims.
[00:07:12] national maintains all its capabilities
[00:07:16] deployed to protect life, attend to affected communities, and
[00:07:20] deliver aid to every territory that needs it.
[00:07:23] The first thing is the rescue of the
[00:07:26] people who are under the rubble, that is the
[00:07:30] priority, to rescue the people who are still
[00:07:33] under the rubble.
[00:07:37] The Spanish government has no record that among the fatalities there were any
[00:07:41] Spaniards. In Colombia, there are about 80,000 residents, of whom almost
[00:07:45] 8,000 are Catalans.
[00:07:48] About 7,800 Catalans reside permanently in
[00:07:51] Colombia. Here as president of the Catalan community, we are
[00:07:54] trying to talk to all the colleagues who live in, in
[00:07:58] Pereira, Manizales, in Cali, eh, luckily
[00:08:01] they have been sending messages that they were well, that they were fine,
[00:08:05] but, erm, but the area is very
[00:08:07] destroyed. The earthquake could be felt in several parts of the country, also
[00:08:11] in cities like V.
[00:08:15] the exodus of everyone to the street has had a huge impact, at least in the area where I
[00:08:19] saw, which is the surroundings, the streets were full
[00:08:22] of people, they came down without thinking
[00:08:25] and well, with that fear of whether there would be
[00:08:28] aftershocks, surprised, honestly, surprised and well, the television that I have
[00:08:32] fixed with an arm to the wall also moved and I said
[00:08:36] "uh oh, what's happening here?" It also caught Catalans by surprise who were in the
[00:08:39] country doing tourism. It was quarter to one in the morning.
[00:08:43] We were at the hostel where I am staying and suddenly it's true that everything
[00:08:47] started to shake. At first the sensation was curious because you didn't really know
[00:08:50] what was happening and you saw the buildings move from one side to the other.
[00:08:54] It's the most touristy area, it's the area known as the coffee axis,
[00:08:58] it's the coffee area, eh, it's in the center of the country,
[00:09:02] it's an area between the two mountain ranges,
[00:09:05] western and central, and
[00:09:08] it's a populated area, it's a rich area with
[00:09:14] the Generalitat says it has no record of any Catalans being affected
[00:09:17] by the earthquake.
[00:09:20] In conversation with 3cat Info, seismologist Josep Valló stressed that the
[00:09:24] large tectonic plate that runs through the American continent makes countries like
[00:09:27] Colombia a high-risk zone for earthquakes, and he did not rule out some
[00:09:31] connection with the earthquakes that affected Venezuela around St. John's Day
[00:09:34] and caused more than 6,000 deaths. And
[00:09:38] clearly, when there is a large rupture that releases a lot
[00:09:41] of energy, in the case of an earthquake, the energy is redistributed, so
[00:09:44] it could be that the
[00:09:48] redistribution of energy caused by the earthquakes in
[00:09:51] Venezuela made this earthquake more probable. It's a
[00:09:55] hypothesis, eh, I mean, we are not clear at all,
[00:10:00] each other, more than 500 eh kilometers,
[00:10:04] but eh, it could, it could
[00:10:07] be.
[00:10:14] Attention, because the AP7 between Cambrils and the Ebro Delta will be the
[00:10:18] most sensitive point of the Catalan road network tomorrow, both before
[00:10:22] and after the eclipse. Traffic and the Mossos de... police recommend planning
[00:10:25] journeys in advance and, above all, that vehicles should under no circumstances
[00:10:29] stop on the hard shoulder to observe the phenomenon. 700 Mossos officers will be
[00:10:33] deployed throughout the road network to ensure
[00:10:36] safety and mobility.
[00:10:41] the traffic situation, this is basic, do not stop on
[00:10:45] the roads, do not park on the roads and, therefore, especially
[00:10:48] when the eclipse approaches, do not stop, do not park on the
[00:10:51] roads, this general information about alternative routes, eh?
[00:10:55] C25, A2 towards the west, AP2 already for specific
[00:11:00] the AP7, A7 to the south and AP7 for those from the Ebro,
[00:11:04] reserve it, the traffic agents, as I said, will be located along
[00:11:08] the AP7, of the various secondary roads also of the roads
[00:11:11] that lead, as we said, to these observation points,
[00:11:15] in coordination with the local police to give the
[00:11:18] indications so that they lead to the parking areas
[00:11:21] or to the indicated areas where parking is allowed.
[00:11:27] Little by little, Catalonia is becoming one of the regions chosen throughout
[00:11:31] the world to observe the phenomenon. We approach Lleida to see how they
[00:11:34] prepare. Lleida is the largest city in Catalonia
[00:11:37] where the eclipse will be seen with 100% visibility. That is why
[00:11:41] here in the capital of Segrià many visitors
[00:11:45] are expected tomorrow, many tourists besides the people who are from here who
[00:11:48] will also want to see this phenomenon, logically. For this reason, the City Council
[00:11:52] has planned to delimit two spaces with reservation. Free
[00:11:55] entrance, tickets that were already sold out many
[00:11:58] days ago. One of these spaces is here in the Magraners neighborhood, next to the
[00:12:02] football field, here 10,000 people will fit and
[00:12:06] 4,000 parking spaces enabled so that all these people
[00:12:09] can get to this space. The other space
[00:12:13] will be that of La Saücella, there 1,500 people will fit who
[00:12:17] in this case will have to walk to the Lleida
[00:12:20] temple. All this on a day when the City Council
[00:12:23] will reinforce public transport. and in which the City Council itself
[00:12:27] and the Generalitat will mobilize in the city of Lleida up to
[00:12:30] 200 people including police, health personnel and
[00:12:33] others.
[00:12:37] One of the media outlets chosen by Catalonia is National Geographic, a scientific
[00:12:40] reference magazine. It has sent one of its photographers to
[00:12:43] Tarragona. Astrophotographer Babak Tafreshi
[00:12:47] has chosen Tarragona to photograph the solar eclipse for
[00:12:50] National Geographic Magazine. Of all the
[00:12:54] localitzacions. possibles ha escollit la del seu amic
[00:12:57] Tarragona-based science popularizer Joan Anton Català. The
[00:13:01] project traces cities that are part of
[00:13:03] humanity. And my project called World At Night
[00:13:07] is related to.
[00:13:10] We try to show elements of every
[00:13:14] civilizations with background of a
[00:13:17] stars or astronomical phenomena
[00:13:20] such as new comet, aurora, meteor
[00:13:23] showers or solar eclipse.
[00:13:25] is one of the most important astrophotographers and for 10 years he
[00:13:29] documented solar eclipses around the world for a television
[00:13:32] series. This represents a challenge for him
[00:13:36] due to the duration and the position of the
[00:13:38] sun. in Tarragona, so that
[00:13:42] means you cannot make any mistake, you have
[00:13:45] to make the shot right, if the weather
[00:13:48] cooperates, settings and everything needs to be
[00:13:52] right, and I'm using multiple cameras, some of...
[00:13:56] he will use six cameras in various points like this: the
[00:14:00] clock tower of the pier is definitely
[00:14:03] the cathedral and the bell tower as
[00:14:07] icon of the city, the other one is the bridge, the water
[00:14:10] bridge from the Roman site, that is very important for
[00:14:14] the world heritage representative of
[00:14:17] Tarragona. when the eclipse ends, Tafreshi will do a live broadcast
[00:14:21] for American television ABC from Tarragona.
[00:14:25] The National Geographic website will publish an article with
[00:14:28] photographs from various countries where the
[00:14:31] total eclipse will be seen, including those by Babak Tafreshi and the
[00:14:35] postcard of Tarragona under the eclipse will have a global
[00:14:38] impact.
[00:14:42] On the 3cat info portal you can find everything you need to know about
[00:14:45] the eclipse with news and a space to consult how the phenomenon will be seen
[00:14:49] municipality by municipality. You can check at what time
[00:14:52] it will start in each town and consult the exact schedule. There are also
[00:14:56] scientific explanations, tips and recommendations and even
[00:14:59] an immersive experience with augmented reality, don't
[00:15:03] miss it.
[00:15:12] Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat is cutting off train services on the
[00:15:15] Terrassa and Sabadell lines between
[00:15:18] Gràcia and Sarrià stations for track renovation works, starting
[00:15:21] today until August 23rd. We are interested in how
[00:15:25] users are experiencing it. The image early in the morning here in
[00:15:29] Plaça Galapacídia was a long queue of people that went around
[00:15:33] and reached Gran de Gràcia, and the reason was
[00:15:37] the users who were waiting to
[00:15:40] catch the buses behind us, which were put on by Ferrocarrils
[00:15:43] de la Generalitat to replace the section that is
[00:15:47] disabled due to works that begin today from Gràcia
[00:15:51] station to Sarrià station. Attention, service information:
[00:15:54] these works will last
[00:15:58] 12 days, that is, until August 23rd. One of
[00:16:01] the images that was most repeated throughout the morning was users
[00:16:05] coming out of the railway mouth and being
[00:16:09] surprised that they didn't expect these works or that there would be
[00:16:12] such a long queue to catch this alternative
[00:16:16] service. Now, however, as this peak hour of the day
[00:16:20] has ended, the service has normalized, however,
[00:16:23] we see users angry, many
[00:16:26] say they will be late for work and that from tomorrow they will look for an
[00:16:30] alternative transport service because this one is not working
[00:16:33] well enough for them.
[00:16:36] they were freaking out and, of course, they were arriving late for work and well, you try to
[00:16:39] take it philosophically as if it were Renfe but but it's not Renfe
[00:16:43] I wasn't expecting it and with a stroller and a baby it's super complicated
[00:16:47] because they made us get off now we have to take a bus that surely is not
[00:16:51] adapted to go with a stroller and then take the train again
[00:16:53] a journey of 40 minutes, an hour and
[00:16:57] a half easily. They work well but
[00:17:00] today but they could have informed me at Plaça Catalunya, of course, now I'm
[00:17:04] late for work.
[00:17:07] We also want to know at this time what the situation is at El Prat airport due to the effects
[00:17:11] of a week-long strike by Grand Force workers, which is the company that
[00:17:14] provides ground services to several airlines. Oscar
[00:17:18] Armengol is having affectations both in terms of cancellations and
[00:17:21] delays and these unaccompanied bags,
[00:17:24] explain.
[00:17:28] Hello, good morning, well yes, we are talking about 150
[00:17:32] cancelled flights, incoming and outgoing, delays of more
[00:17:36] than an hour and a half on a... score of flights every day, a score of
[00:17:39] flights every day and between 2,000 and
[00:17:42] 2,500 bags not loaded. This is at least the
[00:17:46] balance made by the CGT, which is the union calling this
[00:17:50] indefinite strike of handling of the ground service of
[00:17:53] the company Ground Force here at El Prat airport
[00:17:57] which today marks, as you said, exactly one week since it
[00:18:00] began last Tuesday between the affected companies.
[00:18:04] For example, here behind me, precisely,
[00:18:07] we have the counters of one of them, the German
[00:18:10] Lufthansa, but also Air France, KLM,
[00:18:14] Turkish, or Air Europa. The reason for this
[00:18:17] strike, the serious deterioration, denounces
[00:18:20] the union, of risk prevention and of the occupational health conditions of the
[00:18:24] workforce. The CGT also accuses the company
[00:18:27] of irresponsibility because it continues to refuse to
[00:18:31] negotiate, even though this strike began a week
[00:18:34] ago. This union also denounces
[00:18:38] the violation of the right to strike by Ground
[00:18:41] the same company. The
[00:18:44] business side must also respect it, so if
[00:18:47] you are not from this base, if you come to
[00:18:50] work just when the strike starts, I think this is
[00:18:54] a violation. If, um,
[00:18:59] day to day and you are doing
[00:19:03] others, why would that be? For example, we put you
[00:19:06] to work. To do a task of an unprotected flight,
[00:19:10] no, the minimum service, the person who has a
[00:19:13] minimum service and has to come to work obligatorily, can
[00:19:16] only eh work or do tasks of
[00:19:19] protected flights.
[00:19:23] The CGT also denounces that in the case of some companies, like Air
[00:19:27] Europa, personnel are being brought in from outside this base
[00:19:31] from outside El Prat airport to load and
[00:19:34] unload these bags in... unprotected flights.
[00:19:38] We are here, it is difficult to visualize
[00:19:42] this strike because in the case of luggage we don't have access to
[00:19:46] these bags that are going or that would be accumulating, and in the
[00:19:49] case of most passengers of cancelled flights, many no longer come
[00:19:53] to El Prat airport because the companies notify them beforehand.
[00:19:57] We have spoken with some of these affected passengers, such as
[00:20:01] this Belgian tourist who told us how her
[00:20:04] flight from Barcelona to Brussels was cancelled.
[00:20:08] We waited a long time at the ticketing desk uh of Brussel's
[00:20:12] Airlines and we were glad to be uh helped by
[00:20:16] the very
[00:20:19] um gentle lady who helped us out
[00:20:23] and uh we will now uh be taking to the
[00:20:26] hotel and we have to stay here another day because we were rebooted to another
[00:20:30] flight and that flight leaves
[00:20:32] tomorrow.
[00:20:37] before the end of the year, a hundred new video surveillance cameras in the
[00:20:41] city. They will not be nine, they will be the promenade of the board, 11
[00:20:45] at the bunkers of Carmel, 30
[00:20:49] park. and 30 more at the Encants. All these cameras are added
[00:20:53] to the almost 200 that already exist in Barcelona and the forecast is that
[00:20:56] soon others will also be approved, in places like the Guinehueta
[00:21:00] Park and Plaça
[00:21:01] Universitat.
[00:21:05] From October 17, when we receive a call to sell us something,
[00:21:09] the number must be identified with the prefix
[00:21:12] 400. The Spanish government has confirmed that this will be one of the new
[00:21:16] measures of the anti-scam phone plan that will be deployed after
[00:21:20] summer. In this way, citizens will be able to identify these calls and
[00:21:24] avoid telephone spam. In addition, companies that send
[00:21:27] messages will have to register in an official register that will be launched
[00:21:31] on September
[00:21:34] 15.
[00:21:37] Morocco is willing for the minors who arrived in Ceuta to be able
[00:21:41] to return to the country. The Moroccan Justice Minister has spoken in an interview
[00:21:45] with a media outlet in the North African country. Those who cannot return,
[00:21:48] however, will be transferred to other communities of the state, as the
[00:21:52] law states. The first meeting on the distribution, on the distribution, will be
[00:21:55] on Thursday. Vox says it will not have its regional representatives there,
[00:21:59] but the PP, which governs with them in many communities, will
[00:22:02] attend.
[00:22:07] Tomorrow, the European regulation for packaging reduction
[00:22:10] begins to apply. Brussels' objective is to reduce the environmental
[00:22:13] impact of waste, and promote its reuse.
[00:22:17] However, the consequences will not be felt immediately. The law gives a
[00:22:20] period of four years for all packaging, both plastic
[00:22:24] and cardboard and glass, to be fully recyclable and obliges
[00:22:28] the use of recycled material to manufacture them with a percentage that
[00:22:31] will increase until 2040. The regulation also makes
[00:22:35] the state implement a system so that consumers can return
[00:22:39] containers such as cans or bottles to stores in exchange for
[00:22:42] recovering a small deposit.
[00:22:45] most single-dose packaging and the reduction of
[00:22:49] online order packages to adapt to their
[00:22:52] content.
[00:22:57] The Casa de l'Aigua with Gas Natural Fenosa offers you this space.
[00:26:54] Images of Vilanova de Sau, which was seen this morning
[00:26:57] at dawn, as the clouds that had generated some
[00:27:01] showers during the night, especially in the south of the regions of Barcelona, moved away.
[00:27:04] How are you? Good morning? Well, some small
[00:27:07] showers towards the Pyrenees for example, here it was not able to hold more with some small
[00:27:11] storm that has accumulated between 3 to 7 liters per square meter.
[00:27:14] All this is history, these clouds have left, after a
[00:27:18] slightly torrid morning again the entire coastal facade, in fact the city of
[00:27:22] Barcelona has been accumulating warm air, it does not end up dissipating and today the temperature is
[00:27:25] a bit higher than yesterday, no longer falling below 28 degrees
[00:27:29] in the interior. Also little freshness, in any case these 14
[00:27:33] degrees in Arties, in Das, in Gósol these
[00:27:37] 12 at the port of Bona Aigua, as we see the
[00:27:40] maximums exceeding 35 in the warmest areas of 30 and 35 throughout
[00:27:44] the territory, with an afternoon that will still be dominated under the effects
[00:27:47] of this small block that is heading towards the Alps, with the expansion we see the
[00:27:51] clouds that marked this morning, but we still have a lot of cold air at altitude and this
[00:27:55] afternoon again the storms and the showers will be protagonists
[00:27:59] especially further north of Barcelona. interior of Girona which is where there are warnings
[00:28:02] of rain intensity locally some storms accompanied by hail
[00:28:06] and in the late afternoon these precipitations could extend to central Catalonia
[00:28:10] or interior areas of the Empordà, but they lose
[00:28:13] strength at the same time. Therefore, the rest of the territory, outside the Pyrenees and Pre-Pyrenees
[00:28:17] it will be more difficult for it to rain. Some thunderstorms also
[00:28:20] in the interior of Castellón, more sun in the country, the Balearic Islands will have temperatures without
[00:28:24] changes pending tomorrow's forecast, the day of
[00:28:29] a decrease in clouds in the afternoon, there may be some in the
[00:28:33] Pyrenees, but in general we will talk about more calm, a more
[00:28:36] optimal situation, although there could be very locally some clouds that
[00:28:39] may play tricks, in general, well, the weather can be quite
[00:28:43] favorable and in the meantime, what we will highlight is the decrease in
[00:28:46] temperatures with the arrival of showers, especially at the end of the
[00:28:50] week.
[00:28:51] It's incredible the amount of wipes that
[00:28:57] the rocks. In the last waste
[00:29:01] collection, we extracted more than 400 kg of wipes. In each collection
[00:29:05] we remove more than 800, more than 100 cigarette butts, microplastics, we
[00:29:08] also found mobiles in the water, a safe in Barceloneta, and it was
[00:29:12] impressive. We all went out there, more than 100 people collaborating in that
[00:29:16] collection. People leave with a feeling of having helped the planet. If we want
[00:29:19] to take something from our beaches, let's take plastics and leave the
[00:29:23] shells. It's like entering someone else's house, greeting, visiting
[00:29:26] and leaving. The metropolitan area of Barcelona will not be a cove
[00:29:30] like... like those in Menorca or Formentera, but it is
[00:29:33] true, you can see many fish, eels, gobies, colorful fish,
[00:29:37] octopuses. We have detected that there are seahorses on different beaches of
[00:29:42] accidentally get caught in fishing nets. We put them in a bucket and
[00:29:46] then we reintroduce them to reinforce the seahorse populations. We are
[00:29:50] very used to seeing the sea as leisure, as
[00:29:53] sport, but we must also see it as a living ecosystem that we must
[00:29:56] care for and conserve.
[00:29:59] 32 dead and 570
[00:30:32] injured, this is the provisional toll of victims of the strong earthquake in Colombia that
[00:30:36] has buried a large number of buildings.
[00:30:39] The earthquake has affected cities like Pereira
[00:30:43] or Manizales, in the middle of
[00:30:47] highly visited by tourists. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that there are
[00:30:51] 164 Spanish people missing.
[00:30:54] All ready for tomorrow's eclipse,
[00:30:58] traffic.