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The most important news in the brief overview:
- Gunfight in Toronto: Police speak of two dead and 13 wounded (18h59)
- Two homeless people are sent back to Berlin train station (6:44 pm)
- Schäuble warns CSU before national expansion (4.05 pm
- Cuban parliament blesses new constitution (0.15 pm)
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+++ 20.30: Strikes push profit Ryanair +++
The low-cost airline Ryanair has already made strikes in the first fiscal quarter of 2018-2019, with higher costs for pilots, crews and fuel, and a price drop of a fifth between April and June According to Europe's largest low-cost airline in Dublin, badysts were waiting for this to happen produce, believing that customers are more reluctant to buy tickets because of the recent your strikes, he said.
+++ 08:21 am: Z Thousands of Israelis in protests against discrimination against homobaduals +++
Tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated in Tel Aviv against discrimination against homobaduals. The ynet news site reported that about 80,000 people had gathered at the center of Rabin Square the night before. According to the LGBT community, it was the biggest manifestation of the movement's history in Israel, reported Israeli radio. LGBT is bad, gay, bibadual and transbadual. A young woman was arrested during the demonstration for attacking a police officer.
+++ 07h32: Fight in Toronto: Little girl still in danger of death +++
Police say shooting in Toronto, Canada killed two people and wounded 13 people. One of the two victims was the gunman, the other a young woman, said Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders at a Sunday evening press conference (local time). A girl is still in danger of death. For statements on the ground of the act, it was still too early, explained Sanders.
The man opened fire, police said Sunday night in the so-called Greek quarter of the city. Global News reported, quoting police circles, that the suspect had apparently shot at the police before committing suicide. Eyewitnesses reported hearing about 20 shots as well as repeated loading of a firearm.
Armed violence in Canada is generally not as serious a problem as that of the American neighbor. Canada's largest city, Toronto, has seen more than 200 shootings this year, including about two dozen fatalities.
+++ 6:59 am Toronto shootings: two dead and 13 wounded, police say +++ [19659010] Shots in Toronto apparently killed at least two people, apparently the alleged gunman. 13 people were injured, according to the police. One of the two victims was the gunman, the other a young woman, said Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders at a Sunday evening press conference (local time). It is too early to say anything about the shooter's motive. Global News reported, quoting police circles, that the suspect had apparently shot at the police before committing suicide. Eyewitnesses reported hearing about 20 shots and repeated loading of a firearm.
+++ 06:44 clock: Two homeless fired on Berlin S-Bahn station +++
A stranger in Berlin has two homeless and their Possessed with a liquid poured and lit . Men of 47 and 62 years were seriously injured during Monday night's attack at Schöneweide S-Bahn station, police said. They were taken to the hospital
"Bild" and "BZ" were reported online, pbadersby came with a fire extinguisher from the nearby snack bar to help and rid. The police were initially unable to provide information. The reason for the act was initially unclear. Homicide Investigation Investigates Suspected Homicide
+++ 06.07 Clock: At Least Nine Injured While Shooting in Toronto – Sagittarius Death +++
In Canadian City
Toronto late Sunday night (local time) At least nine people were shot and wounded. The gunman is dead, police informed the million metropolis on Twitter. CBC News station reported, citing the police, that there had been several deaths. The gunshots were consequently on a busy street in the Greektown district.
Among the wounded were several seriously injured, reported among others the "Toronto Sun" and the local radio station 680 News, citing rescuers. Even a child was injured, said the
police with.
+++ 05:46: Hundreds of rescued refugees in the western Mediterranean +++
The Spanish rescue team at sea again rescued 400
refugees in the western Mediterranean, Thus, the number of migrants brought since Friday to over 1100 has increased, Spanish television reported, quoting the authorities. The refugees traveled on more than 50 boats in the Alborán sea and in the Strait of Gibraltar. They are thought to come from the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa. Rescuers brought people to various ports in southern Andalusia.
+++ 04h35: Marburger Bund insists on data protection for electronic patient records +++
Doctors insist on plans for an electronic record on mobile phones and tablets. Compliance with data protection. Disclosure of patient data to health insurers, employers and other third parties should be excluded, referred to as the Medical Association
Marburger Bund in a position paper.
According to the Minister of Health, Jens Spahn (CDU) 2021 can also consult their patient data via a mobile phone and a tablet. Corresponding instructions, he wanted to make money even this month, the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung". "Insured people should also be able to access their electronic record on tablets and smartphones," says Spahn.
+++ 4:32 am: Eleven Taxi Drivers Killed in South Africa +++
In South Africa, foreigners are shooting open fire with taxi drivers on board and fired eleven aircraft. ;between them. Four others were seriously injured during the raid in KwaZulu Natal province, police said.
According to this information, minibus drivers came from a colleague's funeral and were returning to Johannesburg when they were attacked. In total, 17 people were on board. The four wounded were in danger of death, he said. Two men survived without being injured
Private minibuses are an important means of transportation for millions of South Africans. However, important routes are fiercely contested, violence between rival taxi companies is not uncommon.
+++ 04:05: Schäuble warns CSU before national expansion +++
Bundestag President Wolfgang Schäuble warned CSU against national expansion. "The particularity of the CSU is not only its political influence, but also its particular Bavarian identity," said the CDU politician of the "Augsburger Allgemeine". In such a case, the CSU risks "losing part of its Bavarian identity," added Schäuble. In the refugee policy dispute, a breakdown of the alliance between the CDU and the UHC was no longer ruled out. Although the acute conflict has been settled since the end of June.
+++ 4:04 am: More evidence of multidrug-resistant pathogens – treatment options are declining +++
In an increasing number of hospitalized patients in Germany, germs that are resistant to Reserve antibiotics are detected. This is the result of data from the National Reference Center for Gram Negative Pathogens (NRZ) of the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, recently published by the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin. In almost all three samples from the previous year – in 2533 cases (2016: 2262) – were found to produce enzymes that are produced by bacteria and resistance to, among other things, the group's antibiotics reserve carbapenems. so most of the antibiotics are very effective. Doctors should resort to the "Reserve Reserve," said biologist Niels Pfennigwerth of the NRZ on request. These medications often have disadvantages, such as side effects.
The NRZ report relies on more than 8,000 samples (about 7,400 in 2016) that 355 laboratories in Germany sent to the NRZ in 2017. Such clarifications usually exist when an antibiotic does not work on a patient. According to Pfennigwerth, representative data on this subject are not yet available in Germany
+++ 03h19: Armament agreements with Turkey and Saudi Arabia have almost completely stopped +++ [19659010ThenewfederalgovernmenthasarmbadportstoSaudiArabiaandalmostcompletelystoppedinTurkeyintheearlymonthsofitsmandateAccordingtoaresponsefromtheMinistryofEconomytoarequestfromtheLeftexportlicenseshavebeenissuedinonlyafewcasesforbothcountriesbetweenMarch14thedayoftheswearing-inceremonynewcabinetandJune30
NATO partners in Turkey, there were five licenses totaling 418,279 euros. In comparison, during the substantially shorter period between 1 January and 13 March 2018, 34 export licenses for Turkey worth € 9.7 million had been issued. Last year it had been in the range of 34.2 million euros. In 2016, export permits even amounted to 83.9 million euros
Among the export applications for Saudi Arabia, the new government n & # 39; 39, approved only 28,563 euros. During the first ten weeks of the year, there were four armaments contracts worth 161.8 million euros.
+++ 00:15: The Cuban Parliament unanimously blessed the new constitution +++
The Cuban Parliament has the new Constitution Sunday which aims to further open the socialist island nation to the market economy and to strengthen the rights of its citizens. The deputies voted unanimously in Havana for the 224 articles of the new constitution. The head of state, Miguel Díaz-Canel, delivered at the end of the parliamentary session a reform that would "strengthen the unity of Cubans to the revolution".
From August 13, Fidel Castro The constitutional text is currently being debated by the people and then put to a vote in a referendum. Díaz-Canel called on citizens to participate "actively and consciously" in the debate. Every Cuban should be free to express his opinions and contribute to the preservation of a constitution that reflects the present and the future of the homeland.
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