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As the pro-democracy protests against the Myanmar junta intensifies, the security forces have arrested several people during the anti-coup crackdown and the licences of five independent media companies have been revoked. According to a report by Voice of America (VOA), the Military Council on Monday announced its decision to revoke the licences of five independent media companies in the nation amid reports of armed men ransacking the offices of one of the outlets and the arrest of an editor covering anti-coup protests. The five media companies are Myanmar Now, Khit Thit media, Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), Mizzima and 7 Day.
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Residents respond to closure of Timpson Police Department
The final day for the last remaining police department employee is tomorrow.
Residents respond to closure of Timpson Police Department By Jeremy Thomas | March 3, 2021 at 7:02 PM CST - Updated March 3 at 10:32 PM
TIMPSON, Texas (KTRE) - Citing declining revenue from multiple sources due to COVID-19, the Timpson City Council took the recommendation of Mayor Debra Smith and voted Monday to close the cityâs police department. The final day for the last remaining police department employee is Thursday.
âPeople are scared, and people need hope,â Shelby County resident Laura Carroll said.
Carroll is a paramedic with the Cityâs Volunteer Ambulance Service. She said her concern is having limited coverage there for safety.
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Police said a baby at the Pine Tree Day Nursery got a Lego piece lodged in the throat, completely blocking the airway. (Shutterstock)
RIVERHEAD, NY A police officer saved a baby choking on a Lego piece at a Riverhead day care Monday, authorities said.
The Riverhead Town Police Department said they received a call at 8:49 a.m. that the infant was choking at the Pine Tree Day Nursery on Roanoke Avenue.
Police Sgt. Jill Kubetz arrived within one minute of the call and realized the baby s airway was fully blocked, police said. She performed back thrusts, which dislodged the 2-inch Lego piece from the child s lower airway, police said. The Lego moved enough to allow for limited airflow, police said.