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The Blavatnik School Stringency Index ranked the Irish Government the strictest.
Executive Director Toby Phillips told the Irish Sun that government policies in Ireland and the UK were the most restrictive - which makes Ireland s the toughest in the EU.
He said: Our stringency index is based on eight areas including school closures, border restrictions, stay at home orders, and caps on gatherings. Broadly, Ireland is definitely by our measures has one of the most stringent policy measures in Europe.
According to Reuters Covid 19 tracker data published yesterday, Ireland has the seventh lowest number of cases per 100,000 – 110 – in the EU.
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Loren Nishek, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project engineer, left, consults with a worker during a renovation and improvement project nearing completion inside the Garrison Dam intake structure.
PICK CITY – They haven’t been used since 1956. Nevertheless, an upgrade and inspection project on the massive gates at the Garrison Dam intake structure is nearing completion.
The intake structure, located on the Lake Sakakawea side of Garrison Dam, just above the Garrison Dam power plant, became operational in 1956. Water from Lake Sakakawea flows through 10 gates at the intake structure and then channeled into five 24-foot tubes, or penstocks, that supply water to the electricity generating turbines at the power plant on the opposite side of the dam.
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Emma Phillips shows off a supply of pet foods in the Blessed Pets pantry Jan. 22.
A new food pantry in Minot is blessing the animals.
Blessed Pets is the ministry of Toby and Emma Phillips, who started the pet food pantry after seeing the impact this past year’s economy was having on pet owners.
The Phillips’, who have a dog and cat in their home, experienced a drastic change in income themselves, so they know firsthand the difficult situations people can find themselves in. They also have been familiar with pet food pantries because of Toby’s involvement with a food pantry that included a pet pantry in Fort Worth, Texas, where they lived before moving with the oil industry to Oklahoma and eventually Minot in 2018.
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