Update Sept 8: Danielle downgraded to tropical storm Loop Cayman Islands

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Tropical Storm Danielle

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Having falling below the magic 74 mph number for a category one hurricane, Danielle is now a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph.

Danielle is still in the region of the Azores, moving northwards, with seas peaking at 30 ft near the center. However, instead of Danielle getting worse, forecasters suggest that Danielle will get weaker over the next couple of days.

As a result of these forecasts, no tropical storm watches or warnings are currently in place.

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Shericka Jackson (left) put an end to the streak of victories and sub-10.70 runs by Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (right) last weekend in Brussels. However, the five-time world champion is still the big favourite to secure another Diamond Trophy in Zurich today but Jackson will no doubt be her toughest rival once again.

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The 2022 Wanda Diamond League season ends on Thursday with the final day of the two-day meet in Zurich, Switzerland.

The world’s best athletes are competing for Diamond trophies, top $30,000 prizes and wildcard entries to the World Athletics Championships Budapest 23.

13 Jamaicans will be in the hunt on the final day of the season.

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Women’s triple jump final- 10:35 amShanieka Ricketts

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POLICE PROBE PILLAR ROCK MURDER

The police are continuing investigations into an alleged murder that took place at the Pillar Rock Hotel sometime late Wednesday night.

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El palacio de Buckingham informó hoy jueves que la reina de Inglaterra, Isabel II, se encuentra bajo supervisión médica debido a que sus médicos se encuentran preocupados por su salud.

Isabel II, quien tiene 96 años de edad, se encuentra en el castillo de Balmoral en Escocia. 

Según el portal internacional CNN, los miembros inmediatos de la familia real fueron notificados sobre las preocupaciones por la salud de la monarca. Además, ese medio indicó que los rumores de que Su Majestad se había caído, son falsos.

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Su esposo, el príncipe Felipe, duque de Edimburgo, falleció el 9 de abril de 2021 a los 99 años.

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The five divers employed by a private company hired by Paria Fuel Trading Co Ltd to do maintenance work on a 30-inch pipeline in one of the last photos taken at Pointe-a-Pierre on February 25. From left are Christopher Boodram, who survived,
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A moment of silence was observed for the four divers who died in the Paria tragedy at the formal opening of the commission of enquiry (CoE) on Wednesday.

Commission chairman Jerome Lynch, QC, said it was right that they should be remembered with sorrow and compassion.

“Not just them, but their families and friends who grieve for them. I would ask you to please join with me and observe a minute of silence as a mark of respect for those men who have died and for those whose lives have been changed forever,” the Jamaican jurist asked those in attendance.

On behalf of himself and fellow commissioner subsea specialist Gregory Wilson, he expressed “our heartfelt sadness and suffering and despair caused by this loss of life.

“We are acutely aware these men were fathers and sons, brothers and cousins, friends and colleagues and breadwinners and confidants who provided joy to many.”

While noting that the enquiry cannot bring back Fyzal Kurban, Rishi Nagassar, Kazim Ali Jr and Yusuf Henry, he said it “can and it will provide answers to the inevitable questions of how a tragedy of this kind could occur in today’s society.”

Lynch said he was shocked.

“Such an incident in a modern country, used to dealing with the extraction of oil and gas and the maintenance of machinery necessary to effect such extraction, is both surprising and tragic in the 21st century.”

He noted that “194 days ago, four men died when something happened that caused them to be sucked into a 30-inch pipeline stretching across the seabed from berth six to berth five.

“The facts are undoubtedly tragic,” he said pledging to get to the truth, leaving no stone unturned to get there.

Lynch has set hearings for November 21-25, December 5-8, December 12-15, and as a contingency, January 9-13, 2023, although he said hopefully that January hearing would not be necessary.

He said a draft report should be completed by Easter.

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