Thats the hardest part. A chilling story of survival. Abc7 news talked with the only man who lived through a devastating boating accident that killed 4 people. Good evening. Im katie. The boat capsized near bodega bay. Now the story you will only see on abc7 news. They had dk cades of experience and some fished commercially. He cant believe he lived to tell his story. He nearly drowned while swimming to shore. I was on an ice chest and shoved sideways and see bubbles. He has been fishing out of bodega bay for years and on saturday he was thrown over board. They were on a 32foot boat that capsized by a rogue wave. Sanchez was the only one who survived. The guilt, why me . Thats the hardest part. His friends, 79yearold jesse langely and sam garcia were last seen lifeless in the water. And so was another man, david costa. The fourth person was a woman, an acquaintance known as christie. Sanchez was flown by helicopter to the hospital after swimming 20 minutes to shore. He cut his arm on t
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Published April 8, 2021, 10:42 AM
Microsoft’s Enabler Program proves that with strong support and equal access to employment, persons with disabilities (PWD) can contribute to the country’s economy.
The Microsoft Enabler Program was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability-inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific by removing the barriers for a more diverse workforce. A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud & AI training for Persons with Disabilities, accessibility education for employer partners, and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting Persons with Disabilities.
Participants of Microsoft’s Enabler Program are proving that with strong support and equal access to employment, Persons with Disabilities can contribute meaningfully to the Philippines’ economy and society
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The Microsoft Enabler Program, which was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific, has allowed a number of Filipino PWDs (persons with disabilities) to be employed locally.
A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud and AI training for PWDs, accessibility education for employer partners and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting PWDs.
“There are 650 million PWDs in the Asia-Pacific region alone, making accessibility and providing inclusive opportunities absolutely critical,” said Fides Ricasa, Microsoft Philippines chief partner officer.
“This is imperative to us as an organization, especially in the world we live in today. Access to digital skills and employment opportunities must be given to every community and individual as we look to rebuild our economies.”
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