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Drunk man put behind bars for evading Police and carrying a child in the car in Houston

The Police chased a man as he was drunk and was carrying an 8-year-old child and an intoxicated minor in his vehicle.

According to Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman, this incident happened on Monday in the 2800 block of the North Sam Houston Parkway West. The chase started when the driver refused to stop when authorities tried to stop him.

The Police caught the man in 1100 block of the North Sam Houston Parkway West.

Herman told us that later the man was identified as Jaaziel Santos. Police also found Santos' 8-year-old child and an intoxicated minor in the car. Both the kids were handed over to a local guardian said, Herman.

Santos was arrested and was charged with drink and drive with a child passenger and running away in a motor vehicle.

A $3,500 bail had been decided for him due to the above two charges.

First-grader supplies smile to health care workers by serving ice cream

A local first-grader had taken a mission to spread smiles on the faces of health care workers in Houston.

London and her brother Tj Boyce distributed Bluebell Ice Cream mini sandwiches to all the staff members at LBJ Hospital, and London is even the new face of this ice cream.

London's family owns a Boyce Ice Cream truck, and she and all her siblings work on the truck.

London is very passionate about making others happy, and she got this idea of serving ice cream to health care workers to make them smile. She got this idea when she saw many health care staff working rigorously.

London and Tj will distribute free ice creams and popsicles to hospital staff at Houston Methodist Hospital on Monday.

Mayor Turner asks the public to follow all the guidelines eve after the reopening of the city

Many businesses had started in Texas with strict limits on capacity.

States' stay at orders had expired, and many restrictions had been loosened. However, Mayor Sylvester Turner still urged all the Houstonians to be safe and yet follow guidelines of social distancing and sanitization without taking these lightly. He had suggested wearing masks as about 25-30 per cent of positive cases are asymptotic.

The Mayor's requested the people as Abbott reported that the number of recoveries in the state had crossed the number of active cases in the past two days.

Twenty deaths were reported in Texas with 1,026 new cases of COIVD-19 on Sunday, which made this Sunday, fourth day when the state reported more than 1,000 cases.

According to Turner's announcement, % more deaths were reported in Houston on Saturday, which is the highest number of deaths in one day in Houston. Four more deaths were reported on Sunday, taking the total to 69.

Over the weekend, 188 new cases were reported for COVID-19 that made the total count 3,908.

On Sunday, Judge Lina Hidalgo requested the public to report any business violating Gov. Greg Abbott's executive orders. To this, Mayor Turner said that most people are reopening businesses cautiously.

MAYOR OF MOUTON SAID TO BE CAREFUL WHILE REOPENING THE MAJOR BUSINESSES

As the community struggles to deal with the COVID-19 disease outbreak, Mayor Sylvester Turner participated with volunteers at a mask donation on the Sun.

"Please be careful when citizens step on," Mayor said. "The outbreak is still in our region." Turner's speech comes after Gov. Greg Abbot confirmed the rate of recoveries in the last forty-eight hours had surpassed the no. of reported infections in the state.

Texas reached a straight day with more than a thousand reported cases with corona virus nationally on Sat. Citizens were permitted to return in limited no. to markets, hotels, cinemas and retail outlets beginning May 01.

However, Mayor said the town reached the largest twenty-four hours death figure on Sat on the 1st weekend with major businesses restarting in Houston.

He encouraged the public to start donning face coverings, noting that asymptomatic is approximately thirty per cent of the population.

A CLIP IS RELEASED ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF A FEMALE CRYING FOR HELP

During a chilling clip a female reported crying for aid was rescue.

The police officers in Houston stated in a post on social media at seven o'clock in the morning. Everybody involved is being questioned on Tues.

At this point, no arrest were brought but the matter is still under inquiry.

Authorities published the footage on Mon of what they think was the kidnapping of a female in the southwest.

The footage was taken at about ten o'clock in the night on Sun, May Three, in Northern Boulevard's 2400 block.

Law enforcement officials claim bystanders mentioned of a female potentially being kidnapped near the Boulevard Buildings between Greenbriar & Kirby Road.

In the recording, uploaded on Mon to the YouTube channel of the city police Dept, a female is crying for support. Witnesses informed officers that the driver, probably a Honda, was taken in a newmodel black sedan.

Policemen on the site were unable to trace the suspect. The man was last seen heading northbound on Kirby toward the Southwest Highway according to authorities.

Authorities haven't provided further details on when or how the female was rescued.

100 Club announces assistance for the family of Police officer died in the Helicopter crash on Saturday

100 club is a non-profit organization that helps the families and dependents of police officers and firefighters who got injured or died during their duty.

The 100 Club had announced assistance for the family of the Houston Police Department Officer Jason Knox. It will present a $20,000 check to Knox's wife to help her manage some of the immediate financial needs.

Knox had died in a helicopter crash during a patrol on Saturday in Houston.

After the Club completes its assessment of Knox's families' needs, it will provide some additional financial assistance.

The 100 Club asks the Houston community to donate to "The 100 Club Survivors Fund" online for a good cause.

The total funds collected in the "Survivors Fund" go to the dependents of law enforcement officers and firefighters killed or seriously injured during their duty.

According to a release from the 100 Club, they had helped more 190 families of officers and firefighters, providing total assistance of around $23 Million.

New testing site opens in Back of the Yards neighborhood to increase testing

To increase testing, new testing centres are being opened every day. The latest testing centre for COVID-19 was opened in the Back of the Yards neighbourhood.

The new testing site turns out to be very important as elected officials are trying very hard to increase the number of tests in those regions where they are most important.

Even the community leaders find it essential and hence willing to open the new site in the 5100-block of South Ashland Avenue.

People suffering from symptoms or having a history of contact with someone positive can get tested here for COVID-19. One must have an appointment to get themselves tested for free.

Officials expect to test around 100 people daily, and they will operate from 8 a.m. to noon daily.

Many activists and community organizers well appreciate this testing site as they were demanding new testing sites in African American and Latino neighbourhoods for long.

There is an increasing demand for more tests daily in the state.

Gov. JB Pritzker is also trying to increase the number of tests by helping new testing sites and also working to manage supplies of more equipment and testing kits.

Subways services will be shut down every night to carry out of disinfection process

To ensure proper disinfection so as to prevent spread of coronavirus the New York City subways will be shut down for four hours every night to disinfect every single car on every single train in its fleet. The subway stations will be closed between 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. every day from May 6 and this may continue until the virus is no longer a threat said MTA. The agency though did not provide an exact date to end this ago it said Governor Cuomo may allow it once 24-hour services are implemented. To compensate for this cancellation of the transport system, MTA will be adding 334 buses, 1168 trips and 37 routes with the bus fare being free.

In the case of workers who cannot depend solely on bus ride alone will be offered with a free ride to home via MTA's partnership with hire care services. The wing responsible for cleaning the subways will be divided into three teams and 500

employees will be assigned to clean each subway car every day. The following are the details on division of labour force to carry out the tasks. Daytime Terminal Car Cleaning: Once a train reaches its final destination the crews will be removing trash, clean spills and biohazards, and spot clean seats, floors, and other surfaces. Also, the trains will be disinfected at terminals during specified times of the day. Overnight Yard Cleaning: Trains that will be in service during daytime and out of service during night time will be receiving a more intense cleaning which includes removal of garbage and graffiti, clean spills and biohazards, mop floors, clean seats cleaning, and disinfect surfaces. Overnight Terminal Car Cleaning: Trains that remain in service at night will receive cleaning that is identical to the yard cleaning except at terminal stations.

The MTA police force and NYPD will be working together to ensure clearance of subway stations every night "to make sure their critical work goes on uninterrupted." Though the increase in cost for overnight staffing is not announced, MTA Chairman Patrick Foye said costs to staff overnight cleaning operations would run hundreds of millions over budget. Transport Workers Union Local 100 President Tony Utano said "exactly the aggressive and dramatic action we wanted to safeguard transit workers worried they could contract the virus from people camped out in the system." The MTA said apart from the time during 9/11 attacks and strikes where the services were cancelled only for a day this is the first time that services are partially or completely shut down due to a health-related situation.

Couple gets married in their from yard due to pandemic

Ashley and Matt Sharack a couple from silver lake coup were supposed to tie the knot on April

25th as initially planned but it was postponed due to the pandemic. So they have to decided get married and tied knot in their front yard, the bride Ashley Sharack said they were excited to start a family together. Despite things not going according to their plan she said "We just had everything shipped like

rings, dresses. Nothing showed up.""Everything that could go wrong just kept going wrong but we just kept going with it and it was really lovely," said groom Matt Sharack. The wedding was all low key and simple with only a few friends who watched the ceremony from distance and lot of them who tuned into zoom to watch the event online. "We're still getting messages from family members saying it was the best wedding they'd ever

been to and they weren't even there," said Ashley.

Prezydent Kielc chce szybkiego głosowania nad absolutorium i wotum zaufania.

Prezydent Kielc nie skorzysta z prawa do opóźnienia głosowania nad absolutorium. Bogdan Wenta argumentuje, że dotrzymanie terminów jest tańsze. W tle jest także ocena, kiedy ma większe szanse na pozytywny wynik.

Kilka dni temu informowaliśmy, że przepisy wprowadzone z powodu epidemii koronawirusa zezwalają na przesunięcie terminu głosowania nad absolutorium nawet o 60 dni, czyli do końca sierpnia. Przewodniczący kieleckiej rady miasta Kamil Suchański argumentował, że teraz to od prezydenta Bogdana Wenty zależy, kiedy złoży konieczne dokumenty, by można było zwołać sesję absolutoryjną. Będzie ona połączoną z głosowaniem nad wotum zaufania.

Okazuje się, że Bogdan Wenta nie zamierza opóźniać głosowania. W odpowiedzi na pismo przewodniczącego Suchańskiego informuje, że będzie się starał zachować przyjęty jeszcze przed epidemią harmonogram pracy rady miasta. Zgodnie z nim sesja absolutoryjna powinna się odbyć 25 czerwca. Prezydent Wenta napisał przy tym, że organizacja kolejnej sesji, "jak słusznie zauważa Pan Przewodniczący", oznaczałaby dodatkowe koszty. Wenta wylicza też, że sprawozdanie z wykonania budżetu w 2019 roku jest teraz badane przez biegłego rewidenta oraz już ma pozytywną opinię Regionalnej Izby Obrachunkowej.

New testing site opens in Back of the Yards neighborhood to increase testing

To increase testing, new testing centres are being opened every day. The latest testing centre for COVID-19 was opened in the Back of the Yards neighbourhood.

The new testing site turns out to be very important as elected officials are trying very hard to increase the number of tests in those regions where they are most important.

Even the community leaders find it essential and hence willing to open the new site in the 5100-block of South Ashland Avenue.

People suffering from symptoms or having a history of contact with someone positive can get tested here for COVID-19. One must have an appointment to get themselves tested for free.

Officials expect to test around 100 people daily, and they will operate from 8 a.m. to noon daily.

Many activists and community organizers well appreciate this testing site as they were demanding new testing sites in African American and Latino neighbourhoods for long.

There is an increasing demand for more tests daily in the state.

Gov. JB Pritzker is also trying to increase the number of tests by helping new testing sites and also working to manage supplies of more equipment and testing kits.

В Днепр был привезен боец с ранеными руками

5 мая в 10:24 военный вертолет эвакуировал в Днепр из зоны военных действий украинского бойца со сложным ранением кистей обеих рук. Эта информация стала известна от главы Днепропетровской областной администрации Татьяна Губа. Как она утверждает военнослужащий был направлен в Межрегиональный центр хирургии кисти в 16 днепровскую городскую больницу.

Когда мужчина оказался в больнице его немедля забрали в операционную. На данный момент военнослужащий находится под наблюдением врачей, его состояние здоровья стабильное.