The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of robust safety measures and emergency preparedness in all types of facilities, especially those housing sensitive data and critical infrastructure. As the investigation into the fire continues, questions will be raised about the adequacy of fire prevention measures, evacuation protocols, and overall safety standards within the data center.THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) is focusing on the security aspect of the 2025 polls amid the series of election-related incidents. Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia said on Tuesday the commission is coordinating closely with the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to help prevent violence from marring the May elections. Register to read this story and more for free . Signing up for an account helps us improve your browsing experience. OR See our subscription options.
One of the key highlights of the forum was the signing of a joint declaration by the participating political parties, reaffirming their commitment to advancing bilateral relations and promoting common development. The declaration outlined specific areas of cooperation, including trade and investment, infrastructure development, environmental protection, and social development. It also stressed the importance of upholding multilateralism and promoting inclusive and sustainable development.
All Blacks v Italy Kick-off: 9.10am Sunday 24 November Allianz Stadium, Turin Live blog updates on RNZ Sport This is it, the last test of the season for Scott Robertson's All Blacks. So far it's been nine wins and four losses, the form guide suggests this one will end in a comfortable victory. The magnificent Allianz Stadium in Turin is the venue for the match, while the All Blacks have played in quite a few Italian cities over the years, this will be the first time they have visited the northern city most well known for being the home of the country's automotive industry and Juventus football club. Allianz is the home ground of Juventus, the All Blacks have been doing a bit of promo work with them this week given their shared sponsorship with adidas. It's shaping up to be a cold night in Turin, with snow falling during the week and the temperature expected to be below freezing at kick-off. This will be the last time on the park as All Blacks for both Sam Cane and TJ Perenara, both men bow out having played 105 and 89 tests respectively. Here's a look at the teams: All Blacks: 1. Ethan de Groot 2. Codie Taylor 3. Tyrel Lomax 4. Scott Barrett (c) 5. Patrick Tuipulotu 6. Wallace Sititi 7. Sam Cane 8. Ardie Savea 9. Cam Roigard 10. Beauden Barrett 11. Caleb Clarke 12. Anton Lienert-Brown 13. Rieko Ioane 14. Mark Tele'a 15. Will Jordan Bench: 16. Asafo Aumua 17. Ofa Tu'ungafasi 18. Fletcher Newell 19. Tupou Vaa'i 20. Peter Lakai 21. TJ Perenara 22. David Havili 23. Damian McKenzie Italy: 1. Danilo Fischetti 2. Gianmarco Lucchesi 3. Marco Riccioni 4. Federico Ruzza 5. Dino Lamb 6. Sebastian Negri 7. Manuel Zuliani 8. Ross Vintcent 9. Martin Page-Relo 10. Paolo Garbisi 11. Monty Ioane 12. Tommaso Menoncello 13. Juan Ignacio Brex (c) 14. Jacopo Trulla 15. Ange Capuozzo Bench: 16 Giacomo Nicotera, 17 Mirco Spagnolo 18 Simone Ferrari, 19 Niccolò Cannone, 20 Alessandro Izekor, 21 Alessandro Garbisi, 22 Leonardo Marin 23 Marco Zanon All Blacks selections: This is a very stacked All Blacks team, surprisingly so considering this is the last game of the tour and more than a few of these players are due for a rest. Ethan de Groot returns after being in the dog box for an off-field indiscretion, but the real reason he's back is because Tamaiti Williams is injured. Patrick Tuipulotu gets a start ahead of Tupou Vaa'i, while Cane returns to openside and in the backs Anton Lienert-Brown comes in for the injured Jordie Barrett. Peter Lakai retains his bench spot to back up the loosies, while David Havili gets his first run since the win over Japan. This selection really says a lot about how keen Robertson is to win and put on a good performance, however it's meant some of his squad members have seen very little game time on this tour. Italy selections: The big change for the Italians after their 2017 win over Georgia last weekend is the return of Ange Capuozzo. The young fullback is their best attacking weapon. Sebastian Negri is a hard ball carrier, but the real test will be on the tight five against a very well performed All Black set piece. Elsewhere Martin Page-Relo takes over at halfback inside Paolo Garbisi, if Italy get any sort of front foot ball it'll be up to them to make something happen. What they're saying: "The guys were desperately disappointed last week. We created so much, and the French just took a few opportunities - the game changed and we had our chances which we didn't take. We wanted to come up here and sweep the north. The margins are small, now we get a chance to finish properly." - All Blacks coach Scott Robertson. "We just want to end the year how we started. A win would be awesome but we're focused on the performance, that comes from a great week's preparation." - All Blacks centre Rieko Ioane. The last time they met: The score ended All Blacks 96 - 17 Italy the last time the sides faced off, at the 2023 Rugby World Cup. It seems crazy to think there were genuine fears that Italy would cause an upset and send the All Blacks tumbling out of last year's World Cup. All of that was answered in brutal fashion as they handed out a trademark All Black backlash, running in 12 tries and almost racking up a century. It says a lot that this wasn't even the record-winning score line between the two sides. What is going to happen: This will be one way traffic, unless the Italians can do what they did in 2010 and simply try to spoil everything so that the All Blacks can't string enough phases together. Even then, there is so much talent in this side it's likely that a negative gameplan will be overturned by set piece dominance. The main issue is likely to be the weather. It's been a while since the All Blacks have played in snow, and the conditions may affect what they want to do with the ball. This is the last test of the season, but also the last one for a couple of serious servants to the black jersey. Both Cane and Perenara will walk off the field having completed long and successful careers, so the motivation is there for their team mates to make sure it is a comfortable victory.
The update also includes improvements to the game's visual and audio design, enhancing the immersive experience for players. From stunning lighting effects and realistic animations to atmospheric soundscapes and cinematic cutscenes, every aspect of "Black Myth: Wukong" has been carefully crafted to transport players to a fantastical world brimming with magic and danger.The reported bid of nearly €100 million for Bonucci raised eyebrows across the footballing world. It was set to break transfer records for a defender and highlighted Guardiola's determination to secure his services. However, the condition attached to the bid added an interesting twist to the saga. Guardiola was insistent on offloading Otamendi, who had been a regular in City's defense, before finalizing the deal for Bonucci.In conclusion, the incident involving the obstruction of an ambulance in the industrial park has shed light on the importance of respecting and facilitating the work of emergency services. It highlights the need for unity and cooperation among all members of society to ensure the timely and effective delivery of critical care to those in need. Let this incident serve as a reminder of the shared responsibility we all hold in safeguarding the well-being and safety of our communities.
NoneYou finally took the plunge and updated your iPhone to iOS 18.2. Now what? While new iOS versions bring shiny new features and crucial security updates, they can also sometimes feel a bit... off. Perhaps your battery life seems to be draining faster, or a favorite setting has mysteriously vanished. Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Every iOS update requires a bit of fine-tuning to get things running just the way you like them. This guide will walk you through 8 essential changes to make after upgrading to iOS 18.2, ensuring your iPhone experience is smoother, safer, and more personalized than ever. Apple’s iOS 18.2, released in late 2024 (hypothetically, as of my last update), brought a slew of changes, from under-the-hood performance enhancements to new user-facing features. But with every update comes the need to revisit your settings and make adjustments. Whether you’re concerned about privacy, performance, or simply want to optimize your daily usage, these tweaks will help you unlock the full potential of your iPhone on iOS 18.2. Let’s dive in! One of the first things I always do after a major iOS update is review my notification settings. New apps I’ve installed since the last update might be vying for my attention, and older apps might have new notification categories thanks to iOS 18.2’s changes. iOS updates often introduce new visual features that can impact battery life. Here’s how to find a balance between aesthetics and longevity: Protecting your privacy is more important than ever. iOS 18.2 likely includes new privacy features and it’s crucial to review your app permissions: A cluttered iPhone can feel sluggish. Here’s how to reclaim some space: iOS 18.2 may have introduced new security features or enhancements. Make sure your security settings are up to date: iOS 18.2 may have brought new features to Messages. Here’s how to get the most out of them: iOS is renowned for its robust accessibility features. Explore the options and personalize your device to suit your needs: Siri Shortcuts can automate tasks and save you time. iOS 18.2 may have introduced new actions or integrations: By following these 8 essential tweaks, you can transform your iPhone running iOS 18.2 into a personalized powerhouse that perfectly suits your needs and preferences. Take some time to explore the new features, fine-tune your settings, and unlock the full potential of your device.