| : BACK : |
| [18021120] FROM : KaithaTus | → RES |
|
Aqej Former housecleaner charged with forgery and grand theft By BARRY HATTONAssociated PressOEIRAS, Portugal AP ?As Portugal nears its goal of fully vaccinating 85% of the population against C <a href=Link OVID <a href=Link max plus</a> -19 in nine months, other countries want to know how it was able to accomplish the feat. A lot of the <a href=Link sambarose</a> credit is going to Rear Adm. Henrique Gouveia e Melo. With his team from the three branches of the armed forces, the naval officer took charge of the vaccine rollout in February. It was perhaps the moment of greatest tension in Portugal over the pandemic, with promised vaccine supplies not arriving and queue-jumping for shots. But Gouveia e Melo set a no-nonsense, disciplined tone to cut through the politics in the vaccine rollout, and his straight-talking style endeared him to many Portuguese. Article Topic Follows: AP National Jump to comments darr; The Associated Press Related Articles South Korea air crash investigators extract black box data as grieving families mourn the victims Taiwan president vows to boost the island defense budget as China threat Mkgr PSBank president Garcia confirms AMLC audit targeted Corona account AFP file photoB <a href=Link store</a> RASILIAmdash;President Dilma Rousseff on Thursday signed a law banning smoking in all enclosed public spaces in Brazil.The new text will make Brazil, which has a population of more than 191 million, the largest country in the world to go smoke-free.Article continues after this advertisement It amends a 1996 law which allowed smoking in specially designated, ventilated areas.FEATURED STORIESNEWSINFOPCSO: Still no takers of Ultral <a href=Link otto 6/58, Superlotto 6/49 jackpotsNEWSINFODA will start selling rice at P20 per kilo ndash; Tiu LaurelNEWSINFODizon orders sweeping review of road safety policiesNew norms must be regulated by Congress to set the values of fines that will punish violators, the official Agencia Brasil said.The smoking ban in enclosed spaces was already in effect in states like Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Parana, in line with laws passed by local legislatures.The new federal law requires all enclosed workplaces and public places to be smoke-free, bans tobacco advertising at point of sale, increases tobacco taxes and requires large health warnings on both sides of cigarette packs.Currently the law requires graphic warnings covering the entire back of the pack, but no warning on the front.A <a href=Link rticle continues after this advertisement Matthew Myers, president of the Washington-based Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids hailed the Brazilian move.We applaud President Rousseff and the Brazilian Congress for taking truly historic action to reduce toba | |
|
MAIL 2025/06/18 [Wed] 20:33 | |
|
|