Cristian Carlos. Peninsula 360 Press [P360P].
This week, in different parts of the country, he has called on the population to monitor their well-being due to two important factors: the COVID-19 pandemic, y the dry climate that prevails in the state of California; en "To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? When love is greater than fear".The vaccine is useful, it helps and allows you to move forward," says Elvira Colín, a Mexican immigrant living in Chicago. "Getting vaccinated is for chingones.
On the other hand, also in California, the adverse dry weather and high temperatures give way to new fire seasons. Local authorities called to be prepared for possible fire emergencies in areas of the Bay Area, such as San Mateo County, in the coming days. We invite you to read the recommendations in the note.
And with the increase in active cases of COVID-19 infection in San Mateo County and other parts of the state of California, the use of face masks has been re-imposed in closed places.The new alert, which was released through Peninsula 360 Press, also includes Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Marin, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Sonoma and Berkeley counties, is being issued in response to a spike in cases caused by what is believed to be the aggressive Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, which is affecting both vaccinated and unvaccinated people. Details of the alert, which was released through Peninsula 360 Press, also include Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Sonoma and Berkeley counties.
Gun crimes on the rise in San Francisco: Mid-year crime statistics showed that for the first six months of 2021, gun violence and homicides have increased in San Francisco, rising from 22 in the same period in 2020 to 26 in this first six months, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Police Chief Bill Scott announced. In that report, the numbers for robbery with violence and assaults are up. And although rape is a crime that deserves all the attention to its victims, it has shown a slight decrease from previous years.
Unfortunately, on 16 July we presented the independent research works of Philip KreycikThis time, accompanied by Gustavo Bernal, who shared with Peninsula 360 Press the search strategy and possible theory of what might have happened to Kreycik the morning of July 10 when he left his home for the Pleasanton Hills on his mountaineering routine. "A group of us folks found ourselves today searching the areas where there is speculation that Philip may have been," Bernal stated. "His parents, his children and his friends want to see him back home."
At Colombia 360a Peninsula 360 Press space dedicated to following the victims of aggressions by armed forces in Colombia during the National Strike, Yor PL said that in the marches there are different lines ready to fight repression. Yor assures that Colombia is living a stage of social repression where the police are hated by many in the community. We invite you, of course, to read the article, or if you prefer, watch the video that is available on our YouTube channel.
In addition, sociologist Manuel Ortiz talks to us in this week's podcast on his trip to Colombia to meet, first hand, the victims of forced disappearances, repression of demonstrators - resulting in facial injuries - and above all, to meet the parents who have suffered the loss of their children by execution at the hands of the public forces - the National Police and the Esmad. In the same sense, the lawyer and coordinator of Primera Línea Jurídica, Rubén Darío, pointed out that the constant state of war in which the Colombian government is involved, gives way to the justification of arbitrary acts against its society. We invite you to listen to the program through Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
