The 70-year-old Spanish passenger with hantavirus remains stable with oxygen

The 70-year-old Spanish passenger with hantavirus remains stable with oxygen

The health status of the Spanish citizen with hantavirus who is admitted to the Gómez Ulla hospital remains stable. This description is considered by experts as something “positive,” because it reveals that the 70-year-old passenger from the Hondius is responding to the care provided by the medical team treating him. And indeed, once symptoms appear (fever, stomach problems, respiratory issues…), deterioration is rapid in some of the infected. In this case, the patient, who presented low-grade fever and respiratory dysfunctions, has responded to the oxygen he is receiving, health sources indicate.

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Barça registers Rodri and Adeyemi and sells Tommy Marqués to Braga for 11 million

Barça registers Rodri and Adeyemi and sells Tommy Marqués to Braga for 11 million

Rodri and Adeyemi, new signings of FC Barcelona, have already been registered on the LaLiga website and will be able to debut this Sunday in Elche if Hansi Flick deems it so. They will not be the only ones. Gordon is expected to be the next to appear in the league database, along with Christensen’s new contract after his previous salary was reduced by 50%. Cancelo, the only signing missing, will appear this Sunday.

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Ayuso asks the Government to activate the EU solidarity fund and offers aid for the Sierra Oeste fire

Ayuso asks the Government to activate the EU solidarity fund and offers aid for the Sierra Oeste fire

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced this Wednesday that her Government will request the urgent activation of the European Union Solidarity Fund due to the fire originating in the Sierra Oeste, which has affected about 27,000 hectares in the region, and has left about 100 primary residences destroyed.

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The music mingled among the pages of the evening

The music mingled among the pages of the evening

Despite it being a literary night, there was no music for chameleons at the Sant Jordi party, nor could one dance to the music of time due to the large number of people gathered in the gardens of the Alma hotel. Instead, one could listen to the melodies performed by the Quintet de l’Alma, which, as on previous occasions, was in charge of providing the soundtrack for the event. Led by Edu Miralles on clarinet, the Barcelona-based group combined jazz standards with Italian lyrical songs, featuring Iñaki Rodríguez on drums, Jairo Ortega on piano, Brady Lynch on double bass, and the voice of crooner Stefano Riva, a familiar face from the Barcelona Jazz Festival who didn’t forget to sing Elvis’s Can’t Help Falling in Love, nor Fly Me to the Moon, so appropriate this year when Earth’s old companion has once again received a visit from humans.

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The Civil Guard renews the search for the two missing persons in the DANA every 15 days

The Civil Guard renews the search for the two missing persons in the DANA every 15 days

“The civil guards are very persistent, also when searching for victims. Hope is the last thing to go,” says the highest-ranking officer of the Civil Guard in the Valencian Community, General José Antonio Fernández de Luz. In an interview with the EFE Agency, Fernández de Luz responds this way when asked about the search efforts for two of the 230 fatalities of the dana, including a guard from the Paiporta post and the wife of another agent. “At least every 15 days we set up a search operation to look again where we have already been or in areas that experts in the field may indicate to us,” he adds about the search, almost 19 months after the dana, for the bodies of Elisabeth and Francisco, two of the flood victims.

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