La Generalitat, obligada per sentència a buidar i restituir Vacamorta, a Cruïlles, proposa tres alternatives, dues a tocar de l actual i l altra, a Peralada Els alcaldes ho consideren una "presa de pèl"
May 2021
Red Sea tourism project With Saudi Arabia s flagship Red Sea tourism project securing $3.8 billion in green financing, various governments in the Gulf region are looking to new, alternative tourism models to drive the coronavirus recoveries in this important sector, with an emphasis on ecological options and staycations. Both in order to reboot its tourism industry and as part of its drive to diversify the economy away from hydrocarbons, Saudi Arabia is developing several major ecological tourism projects, global publishing, research and consultancy firm Oxford Business Group (OBG) revealed in its publication article on Gulf Alternative Tourism Growth & Recovery Outlook for the GCC region.
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Taskin replaces Saifuddin as concussion substitute
UNB
25th May, 2021 07:12:45
Right-arm pacer Taskin Ahmed has been named as a concussion substitute for Mohammad Saifuddin who suffered a nasty blow on his helmet in the second ODI of the three-match series against Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
During the 47th over bowled by Dushmantha Chameera, Saifuddin had suffered the blow on his helmet and right after that, he ran himself out for 11 off 30 balls.
Before Sri Lanka started to chase the target of 247 runs, the BCB media department confirmed that Saifuddin won’t take part in this game anymore.
Bangladesh posted 246 for 10 in 48.1 overs riding on 125 by Mushfiqur Rahim. It was the eighth ODI by the wicketkeeper-batsman.
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Progress continues to be made on new transcatheter devices for the treatment of severe mitral and tricuspid regurgitation, investigators reported.
Several valve repair and replacement technologies, designed as alternatives to surgery in high-risk patients, had promising early results presented at this year s virtual European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions (EuroPCR) meeting.
The larger pivotal trials for these devices are not expected to be completed for at least another few years. As such, the following all remain investigational devices in the U.S.
Tendyne in Mitral Valve Replacement
Operators reported good real-world experience with Tendyne, a tri-leaflet bioprosthetic valve from Abbott, in registry data going out to 30 days.