Ukrainian drones attacked both civilian and industrial facilities in the Russian republic of Tatarstan on the night of this Monday, according to local authorities. As a result of this latest offensive, at least 13 people died, while nearly 40 were injured.
The Balearic Health Service has detected a community outbreak of measles in Mallorca that already affects six people and originates from a minor tourist who arrived on the island and was treated on July 19 in the Pediatric Emergency Department of the Son Espases University Hospital. Health authorities are keeping contact tracing open due to the risk of new cases appearing after the movements and encounters that have occurred in recent weeks.
The Civil Guard has arrested one of the daughters of the couple formed by the former secretary of the Union of Farmers and Ranchers of Aragon (UAGA), Javier Sánchez, and Esther Latorre, who were murdered last Friday in Tauste (Zaragoza), and her current partner as alleged perpetrators of the double homicide, according to sources from the armed institute.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 shook Colombia this Monday, according to the Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC). The earthquake has caused material damage and injuries in the city of Quibdó, the closest capital to the epicenter, a government official told Reuters.
With or without Santa Claus, more and more Christmas gifts will arrive at European homes through Arctic landscapes. But they will not come by reindeer, but on container ships chartered from China. Like the one that will set sail next Wednesday from Ningbo to reach the English port of Felixstowe twenty days later. Thus inaugurating the first weekly line of the Polar Silk Road.
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has asked the Government to install a detention center for immigrants to confine the between 8,000 and 11,000 people who, according to his calculations, are still in the autonomous city until they are expelled, and the creation of “a single command” to provide an “effective” response to a situation he has described as “unbearable, unsustainable, and unacceptable” resulting from the “invasion” of July 30.
In its effort to open its doors to the entire public and reach all audiences, the Museo Nacional del Prado has prepared a special program to celebrate the solar eclipse this Wednesday, August 12, the astronomical event not only of the summer, but one could say, due to its exceptionality and rarity, of this 21st century.
The Rodalies train service has once again suffered a new interruption this Monday after another cable theft, this time at the Bellvitge-Gornal station, in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona). As a result of this incident, Adif has reported through social networks that delays may occur on lines R2, R2 Nord, R2 Sud, and R15 of the Rodalies de Catalunya network.
The Deputy Secretary of Autonomous and Municipal Policy of the Popular Party, Elías Bendodo, confirmed this Monday from Barcelona that the communities where the Popular Party governs alone will participate in the sectoral meeting convened this Thursday by the Government to address the situation of minors in Ceuta.
FACUA-Consumers in Action has warned that consumer protection authorities have ordered the withdrawal of six models of glasses for the solar eclipse due to the risk of eye injuries.