ONYEKESI VISITS ASSAULTED BOY IN HOSPITAL, ASSURES FAMILY OF JUSTICE.(PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Onyekesi Visits Assaulted Boy in Hospital, Assures Family of Justice ‎ ‎By Mokwugwo Ogochukwu ‎ ‎The Anambra State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Mrs. Esther Onyekesi, has paid a visit to Master Chiziterem, the boy is currently receiving treatment in hospital following an alleged brutal assault. ‎ ‎Mrs. Onyekesi visited the victim on June 18, to assess his condition and offer words of encouragement to him and his family. The visit followed an earlier intervention by the ministry, which had sent a delegation to the hospital shortly after the incident. ‎ ‎Speaking during the visit, the commissioner reiterated the Anambra State Government's commitment to protecting the rights and welfare of children and other vulnerable persons. She emphasized that the state maintains a zero-tolerance stance against all forms of violence, abuse, and neglect. ‎ ‎Mrs. Onyekesi assured the family that justice would be pursued diligently, noting that the individuals allegedly conn...

CUBA BEGINS EMERGENCY POWER RESTORATION AFTER SECOND NATIONWIDE BLACKOUT IN A WEEK AMID US OIL RESTRICTIONS. (PHOTO).


 Cuba begins emergency power restoration after second nationwide blackout in a week amid US oil restrictions

   

Cuba began early Sunday efforts to restore power after its electrical grid collapsed for the second time in a week, a setback the government linked to a U.S. oil blockade that has strained the island’s fragile energy infrastructure. The nationwide blackout began Saturday evening at 6:32 p.m. local time after a major power plant in Nuevitas, Camaguey province, went offline, leaving roughly 10 million residents without electricity.

Officials said microsystems—smaller, closed circuits—were established in all provinces to provide electricity for essential services such as hospitals, water systems, and food distribution. Gas-fired plants in Varadero and Boca de Jaruco were running, and power had reached the nearby Santa Cruz oil-fired facility. Residents in Havana reported crowded streets and widespread disruption, with cell service and internet largely unavailable. Cuba’s prime minister described the restoration effort as occurring under “very complex circumstances.” This blackout follows two others earlier in March, highlighting the chronic instability of the nation’s power grid amid ongoing U.S. sanctions and restrictions on Venezuelan oil supplies.


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