French Hospital System Mandates masks Amidst Winter Virus Surge In response to a rising tide of winter respiratory illnesses, a major hospital system in France is implementing a mandatory mask policy. Starting Monday, December 30, 2024, the Central Brittany Hospital Group (GHCB) will require masks in several facilities to combat the spread of viruses like … Read more
Table of Contents 0.1 Critical of PVV 0.2 No split 0.3 Career 1 What are the key factors that contributed to your resignation from the House of Representatives in the context of the current political climate in the Netherlands? Rosanne Hertzberger of New Social Contract (NSC) is leaving the House of Representatives after last week’s … Read more
Just like Cristiano Ronaldo is close to turning 40 (he will do so in February next year) and has been playing in a minor league such as Saudi Arabia for some time; The Portuguese star remains a world sports star. And proof of this is the media impact that everything he does has, both on … Read more
Washington – Fall means it’s time for almost everyone to catch up on their flu and Covid-19 vaccines, and many older adults also need protection against another risky winter virus, RSV. Yes, you can receive the flu and Covid-19 vaccines at the same time. Don’t call them boosters: They’re not just another dose of last … Read more
Images show how the wolf roams around in a street and in the parking lot of the Lidl in Sint-Job-in-‘t-Goor, a sub-municipality of Brecht in the Antwerp Noorderkempen. According to the non-profit organization Welcome Wolf, the animal has become stuck and will find a way out on its own. The organization advises to leave the … Read more
Federal employees faced with a pregnancy loss will now be able to count on two days of family leave. The leave is also available for the partner of the woman with pregnancy loss. This was announced by Minister of Civil Service Petra De Sutter. “A pregnancy loss is physically and emotionally devastating,” says De Sutter, … Read more
Public transport A train that had to leave Gent-Sint-Pieters towards Brussels on Wednesday morning was so full that the train conductor did not let the train leave. Only after a group of travelers had disembarked again did he give the green light. Due to an incident on the track, several trains from Ghent-Sint-Pieters to Brussels … Read more
The House of Commons of the United Kingdom approved this Tuesday the first reading of the law that will prohibit those born after 2009 from legally purchasing tobacco throughout their lives. The British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, considers this one of the most important projects of his mandate, easily approved thanks to the support of … Read more
cycling Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) has been released from hospital almost two weeks after his heavy crash in the Tour of the Basque Country. The two-time Tour winner crashed on April 4 together with a number of other riders, including Remco Evenepoel and Primoz Roglic, during the fourth stage of the Spanish stage race. … Read more
For the second time in two weeks, an attack was committed on an apartment building in Fruithoflaan in Berchem. The perpetrators once again left a message for their target, a convicted drug criminal. “Being thrown out of bed for the second time in two weeks is nice and different,” sighs a resident of the otherwise … Read more