NYC MARATHON DUNNER D!ES AFTER COLLAPSING NEAR FINISH LINE. (PHOTO)

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 NYC marathon dunner d!es after collapsing near finish line Rachel Apa, a 24-year-old running her first marathon, passed on after collapsing about two miles from the finish line at Sunday's New York City Marathon. According to The New York Times, Apa was participating with the Parkinson's Champions team in honour of her grandfather, who passed on from Parkinson's disease in 2022. A hospital social worker watching the race rushed to perform CPR after Apa collapsed, alongside her partner. Despite efforts to save her, she passed on. Apa, a former field hockey player at Bucknell University, had spent months preparing for the race. Her father, Steve Apa, described her as being in "perfect health, perfect shape". Steve had been following his daughter's progress through the marathon's tracking app. Her mother, Michelle, recorded a video of her at the 14-mile mark, where she appeared to be "beaming", the newspaper reported. Apa later sent her father two ...

COLOMBIA CONSTRUCTING FUTURE LONGEST TUNNEL IN LATIN AMERICA . (PHOTO).


Colombia constructing future longest tunnel in Latin America 

Colombia is moving forward with one of Latin America’s largest infrastructure projects: the Guillermo Gaviria Echeverri Toyo Tunnel. When finished, it will be the continent’s longest vehicular tunnel, stretching five miles between Medellín and the Urabá region. The tunnel is a central part of the “New Route to the Sea,” a 23-mile corridor that also includes bridges, viaducts, and smaller tunnels.

The project is expected to dramatically reduce travel times and boost economic activity in northwestern Colombia by improving the transport of agricultural and industrial goods to the Caribbean, while strengthening connectivity between the interior and the coast. Construction began several years ago, and in June, the Antioquia provincial government and Medellín city authorities completed the lining of the main tunnel, finishing 99% of the first section. The Toyo Tunnel is located in the mountainous department of Antioquia, whose capital, Medellín, is Colombia’s second-largest city.

The megaproject will cut nearly five hours off travel between Medellín and the future Urabá ports, a key export hub on the Caribbean. The first section has cost more than $675 million, with additional contributions from Medellín city to support regional competitiveness. The second section, linking Santa Fe de Antioquia and Giraldo, has surpassed 60% completion. This phase includes 11 more tunnels, 13 bridges, and nearly eight miles of open roadway to connect the main tunnel with the highway to Urabá. Authorities aim to finish this segment by the end of 2026, with the full route expected to open in early 2027.


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