Bombed Ukrainian prison, 106 prisoners Fuzzy and 1 Killed

 

Donetsk - More than 100 prisoners escaped from a high security prison in the eastern city of Ukraine, Donetsk. The incident occurred after the building was bombed.

In addition, the inmates (prisoners) were reported killed and 18 others injured. Thus is explained the local council through the official website.

"In the afternoon on 10 August, a bomb hit the high-security prison, the prison colony No. 124 in the region of Kirov: A prisoner was killed, three injured and 15 lightly injured," wrote the city council as published by RIA Novosti on Monday (11/8 / 2014).

After the shooting, 106 inmates had escaped. But in the morning, some of them have returned.

Reported continued artillery shelling in the city of Donetsk on Monday morning, knocking out electricity substation near 214 Tochmash plants. Power supply for the 200 towers have been successfully repaired a few hours later, but the rest of the 14 substations, still required repairs.

"The situation remains tense in the city," said city council.

Last week, shooting in Donetsk claimed the lives of four people and wounding 18.

Cities of eastern Ukraine has become the target of attacks since mid-April, after the Ukrainian government launched a military operation to suppress the independence movement that developed in the region. According to the latest UN report, more than 1,100 civilians have been killed in the conflict and nearly 3,500 others were injured.

Passengers Stuck on Roller Coaster Peak 5 Hours

 

Maryland - The spirit of fun, but some riders rides on a playground in the United States but do not forget to get practicing. They stopped a vehicle while it is still hanging in the balance in high places.

Assistant shift attract riders who were trapped from a roller coaster rides at Six Flags America in the state of Maryland in the last week after riding it stopped in its tracks.

A car on a roller coaster Joker's Jinx stopped a vehicle near the peak as high as 79 feet (24 meters) that that is said by the authorities. It took more than 5 hours to carry 24 passengers back to the ground.

From CNN (08/11/2014), is informed by spokeswoman Debbie Evans that no one was hurt.

Video from WJLA, CNN colleagues, showing pictures rescuers gently help the passengers, one by one. Several hours after the rescue operation began, Fire Chief Prince George's County, Marc Bashoor says all passengers safe. It shows a series of dramatic pictures on Twitter.

"Team of firefighters have reached the first car to use fire arms, every car will be cleared very slowly," he wrote.

"The passengers were bound in place in every car, before the passengers in the cars are released," he continued a few minutes later. "Then removed one by one, that the first two in the rescue arm."

The firefighters peeped photo showing two fire arms used to help the passengers.

The authorities do not know the cause of the discontinuation of the vehicle, Evans said.

"Carving a sophisticated computerized security system and could result in termination of the rides. We still are not sure about what to stop, but the vehicle is working out his plan," he said.

On their website, Six Flags America said that it rides usually last more than 1 minute and reach speeds up to 65 miles per hour (equivalent to 105 miles per hour).

"Without any pause or braking, you can glide through the cobra roll, roll Sidewinder, Corkscrew motion and so many gunjang-noisy between moving the motion," the writing on the website.

The ride reaches 60 miles per hour (97 miles per hour) in a matter of 3 seconds, writing that "it could evict ruffle in the face, because you are fired like bullets towards four jungkiran compressed into a pile of manure over half a mile (805 meters). "

At last week Evans said that the Joker's Jinx rides will be closed to the authorities know what happened.

"Carving will remain closed until we complete a comprehensive investigation and staff as well as the vehicle manufacturer has determined that wahananya safe to run," he said. "The safety of our guests is a top priority."