Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Agencia EFE August 25, 2014 8:19am Hurricane Marie affects 10,000 families, leaves 3 missing in Mexico 1 0 1 Municipalities of Mexico•Oaxaca Placard ENLARGE (Globalpost/GlobalPost) Mexico City, Aug 25 (EFE).- Hurricane Marie, a Category 5 storm, affected 10,000 families in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, while three fishermen were reported missing in Baja California Sur state, officials said. The storm damaged roads, triggered landslides, caused rivers to overflow their banks and flooded houses, the Oaxaca state government said, adding that Juquila and Pochutla were the two worst-hit districts. The federal Government Secretariat will be asked on Monday to declare a state of emergency and disaster in 10 cities affected by the storm so 10,000 families can receive assistance, Oaxaca officials said. A boat carrying seven fishermen capsized on Sunday in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, emergency management chief Wenceslao Petit Jacinto said. "I have been informed that four of the seven fishermen were able to swim to shore. Unfortunately, we have three fishermen missing," Petit told reporters. Search teams are trying to find the missing fishermen, Petit said.
Agencia EFE August 25, 2014 8:19am
Hurricane Marie affects 10,000 families, leaves 3 missing in Mexico
Mexico City, Aug 25 (EFE).- Hurricane Marie, a Category 5 storm, affected 10,000 families in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, while three fishermen were reported missing in Baja California Sur state, officials said.
The storm damaged roads, triggered landslides, caused rivers to overflow their banks and flooded houses, the Oaxaca state government said, adding that Juquila and Pochutla were the two worst-hit districts.
The federal Government Secretariat will be asked on Monday to declare a state of emergency and disaster in 10 cities affected by the storm so 10,000 families can receive assistance, Oaxaca officials said.
A boat carrying seven fishermen capsized on Sunday in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, emergency management chief Wenceslao Petit Jacinto said.
"I have been informed that four of the seven fishermen were able to swim to shore. Unfortunately, we have three fishermen missing," Petit told reporters.
Search teams are trying to find the missing fishermen, Petit said.
august 24, 2014 • 22:21 • updated at 22:38 Hurricane "Marie" leaving 10,000 people affected in Oaxaca
august 24, 2014 • 22:21 • updated at 22:38
Hurricane "Marie" leaving 10,000
people affected in Oaxaca
This Monday will ask the Interior Ministry Emergency declarations
for the 10 municipalities affected by the hydrometeorological
phenomenon.
Sunday afternoon, the National Water Commission reported that the hurricane "Marie" reached category 5 in the Pacific Ocean
Photo: AFP
The Government of Oaxaca that Hurricane "Marie" left around 10,000 homeless
families, on their way through the state.
He announced that tomorrow ask the Interior Ministry Emergency declarations
for the 10 municipalities affected by the hydrometeorological phenomenon.
The state administration indicated that these locations are Nopala Santos Reyes,
San Gabriel Mixtepec Juquila Santa Catarina, San Juan Lachao, Quiahije
San Juan, San Miguel Panixtlahuaca, Tataltepec Valdez, Loxicha Candelaria,
San Agustin and San Bartolomé Loxicha Loxicha.
The Director General of the State Institute of Civil Protection, Felipe
Reyna Romero, said that the main damage is landslides, overflowing rivers
and flooding homes.
Stressed damaged roads are rural, but there incommunicado populations.
On the other hand, the state official said that only one person was injured
in a landslide.
Mrs. Inés Velasco Ramirez suffered an invoice in the left foot, hip and
chest pain caused by a landslide in Rancho Nuevo Cuixtla Agency.
This afternoon, the National Water Commission reported that the hurricane
"Marie" reached category 5 in the Pacific Ocean.
Gallery: Hurricane "Marie" left severe damages in Colima
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Hurricane Marie against Colima coast spas leave severe damage to this town and Tecomán, especially
in shelters, which are quantified by state and municipal authorities
Photo: NOTIMEX
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Home » Airfarewatchblog » New App Lets You Trade for a Better Airplane Seat New App Lets You Trade for a Better Airplane Seat rss link Airfarewatchblog New App Lets You Trade for a Better Airplane Seat Posted by Dara Continenza on Friday, August 22, 2014 (Photo: Thinkstock/iStock) Stuck with a middle seat? Want to sell a first-class upgrade? A new app can help. The startup app AirrTrade, which appears to have launched earlier this month and is still available via invite only, provides a marketplace through which flyers can trade, sell, or buy airplane seats. Users can search their flight via the app and find users who are willing to part with or bargain for a more desirable seat. Then, they simply purchase the seat they would like and pay the seller directly. The app is run by a third party, which means a) the airline isn't involved in seat swapping, and b) official boarding passes won't change. At security checkpoints, both flyers will show their original boarding passes; once on the airplane, the seller and buyer are free to swap seats themselves. Our take? AirrTrade could be a neat way to avoid paying for premium seat perks or getting stuck in an undesirable seat, turning the fees-for-all airline industry into something of a free market. However, like many other third-party apps that rely on consumer participation (such as FaceBelt, which served as an in-air matchmaking service), we imagine that downloads could be low and selection scarce. Often, we find that these apps have trouble taking off. We say, if you simply must have an exit row seat, you should just want to pay ahead of time for the privilege. But if you don't mind the gamble, AirrTrade could offer some bang for your buck.
New App Lets You Trade for a Better Airplane Seat
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New App Lets You Trade for a Better Airplane Seat
Posted by Dara Continenza on Friday, August 22, 2014
(Photo: Thinkstock/iStock)
Stuck with a middle seat? Want to sell a first-class upgrade? A new app can help.
The startup app AirrTrade, which appears to have launched earlier this month and is still available via invite only, provides a marketplace through which flyers can trade, sell, or buy airplane seats. Users can search their flight via the app and find users who are willing to part with or bargain for a more desirable seat. Then, they simply purchase the seat they would like and pay the seller directly.
The app is run by a third party, which means a) the airline isn't involved in seat swapping, and b) official boarding passes won't change. At security checkpoints, both flyers will show their original boarding passes; once on the airplane, the seller and buyer are free to swap seats themselves.
Our take? AirrTrade could be a neat way to avoid paying for premium seat perks or getting stuck in an undesirable seat, turning the fees-for-all airline industry into something of a free market. However, like many other third-party apps that rely on consumer participation (such as FaceBelt, which served as an in-air matchmaking service), we imagine that downloads could be low and selection scarce. Often, we find that these apps have trouble taking off. We say, if you simply must have an exit row seat, you should just want to pay ahead of time for the privilege.
But if you don't mind the gamble, AirrTrade could offer some bang for your buck.
ADO leads to Zipolite, Oaxaca
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Saturday, August 23, 2014
ADO leads to Zipolite, Oaxaca
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