Elderly COVID-19 patient jumps to his death from fourth floor of East Jakarta hospital
A 72-year-old patient under surveillance (PDP) for COVID-19, identified as MR, has died after reportedly jumping from the fourth floor of the Hermina Hospital in Jatinegara, East Jakarta, on Sunday morning.East Jakarta Police crime unit head Sr. Adj. Comr. Hery Purnomo said the police had questioned two people in relation to this case, one of whom testified that MR had asked to go home the night before the incident.“The witness, who was in the same room as the victim, saw the victim open the window and jumped out from the fourth floor of Hermina Hospital,” Hery said in a statement on Sunday, as quoted by kompas.com.Read also: Family moves to forest to avoid stigma after being examined for COVID-19Another witness named Ismail, who was on duty at Hermina Hospital, heard a crashing sound. Upon learning there was a dead body at the entrance to the parking lot, Ismail immediately contacted the police.The police are still investigating whether MR intended to flee, commit suicide or had another motive.“The handling of the victim’s body was carried out in accordance with COVID-19 protocols,” Hery added. (syk)Topics :
Sharing is caring! Share Roseau, Dominica –- Telecoms Company LIME announced that it will be expanding its suite of LIME Cloud services across its 13 markets in the region starting today (November 10).The LIME Cloud, which is part of its Managed Services solutions, will be upgraded to include hosted voice, desktop video conferencing, hosted e-mail and web hosting, in an effort to ensure that more businesses have access to the range of services available in the ‘Cloud’. The LIME Cloud provides businesses with options which range from built-in disaster recovery (hosted voice) to infrastructure as a service (servers in the cloud) to significant savings on the expense of capital equipment required for services such as video conferencing.In announcing the expansion of services Managing Director of Products and Services at LIME, Ian Galt said “Global trends are creating opportunities for businesses through cloud solutions and we have packaged the LIME Cloud to help businesses meet the demands of the modern world while controlling and, in some cases eliminating some operational costs. We are leveraging our expertise and our understanding of useful and superior business solutions for our customers’ benefit.” Emphasising the immediate benefits for customers, Galt said, “we focus on ‘simplicity and scalability’ which means we are able to tailor solutions to match the scale of each business, without the usual complexities.” “Our Managed Services can be made available to small businesses, large corporations and any companies in between because we scale our offerings for each company’s requirements and budget,” he added. Managed Services – which can be defined as ‘management by an outside third party of an organisation’s services and equipment related to computers, networks and software – has been trending globally as the best way to efficiently use digital and computer technology to achieve business goals. 2009 data from Forrester Research suggests that by 2013 “globally, managed services will represent over US$190 billion.” ACG research forecasts that SMEs have been spending an average 126% more on Managed Services since last year. And other experts claim that 51% of companies are already using some form of Cloud Computing. The backbone of LIME’s Cloud Service is supported by “All of our partners are among the best in their fields with very high service levels and LIME will able to draw from their best in class service offerings to provide effective solutions for any business,” Mr. Galt said. Among other Multinational Providers, LIME is providing its Managed Services in collaboration with international corporations that are global leaders in specific market segments. BCS Global Networks Limited, a leading worldwide provider of managed visual collaboration services is LIME’s video conferencing solutions partner; while LIME is working with Terremark, a leading global provider of utility-enabled managed IT infrastructure solutions and Rackspace, a global leader in hosting and cloud computing to provide Hosted Email Services.Press ReleaseLime Dominica Tweet LocalNews LIME ‘CLOUD’ gives more to business customers in the region by: – November 11, 2011
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4-Way Swim Results at Lawrenceburg.Boys Results: BHS 107, SW Hanover 71, Milan 69, LHS 30.Batesville Boys are 20-11 on the season (9-6 EIAC).Girls Results: BHS 154, LHS 50, Milan 47, SW Hanover 45.Lady Bulldogs are 29-6 on the season (12-4 EIAC).Individual Event Winners: Girls-Daulton 100 Free , Gutzwiller 100 Fly, Villani 200 IM, El Weiler 100 Breast, and Hall 50 Free.Individual Event Winners: Boys- Miller 50/100 Free, E Main 200 Free, and D Pelo 500 Free.Courtesy of Buldogs Coach TJ Greene.
Press Association The Belgium striker was taken by surprise when Chelsea told him he could join another club for a second season running. West Brom, who he had a successful stint with last season, soon joined the running for his signature, but a chat with Martinez and Mirallas – in camp with Lukaku at the time – made up the 20-year-old’s mind. New loan signing Romelu Lukaku revealed a long conversation with manager Roberto Martinez and international team-mate Kevin Mirallas made it an easy decision to join Everton on transfer deadline day. “My goal is to hold the World Cup and be a good striker for Chelsea in the future. This is a fresh start and a new challenge for me.” For as pleased as Lukaku was to head to Everton, Mirallas was just as happy to welcome him. “I was with Romelu in his room at the team hotel on Monday night and I only left when I was sure he was joining us,’ the forward told reporters. “I was surprised to learn we were in for him, because there had been no inkling, but once I got word, I really went to work. ‘I just tried to convince him that Everton was the right step to take and he would love it at Goodison, and I’m really pleased he took it on board.” Mirallas did bid farewell to a fellow countryman, though, as Marouane Fellaini moved to Manchester United for £27.5million, with Everton insisting they will receive the full amount from the Red Devils, despite reports suggesting the fee was lower due to the midfielder sacrificing £4million of loyalty bonuses. Unlike Lukaku’s unexpected arrival, Mirallas said the only real surprise about Fellaini’s move was it was so last minute. “There have been stories about Marouane leaving since June, so it is perhaps surprising it only happened on the last day,” he added. “We will miss him, but you have to say he has certainly earned his dream transfer.” Martinez is looking forward to working with Lukaku, whom he hopes will give his forward line a much-needed injection of goals. “He’s still a young man but he’s got everything,” the Spaniard told evertontv. “It’s going to be really exciting to see Romelu developing and growing and if he can do that in an Everton shirt, he’s going to bring a lot of smiles to all our fans. It’s an exciting period for everyone.” “It was a crazy evening. I was sitting in my hotel room in Brussels when the phone went to tell me I was going out on loan again. It was 7pm, and that was the first I knew of it,” said Lukaku, who spoke to the Belgian media as part of the build-up to Friday’s match in Glasgow. “There had not been a mention of it before then, but after speaking to my parents, I decided to take the plunge. “Different clubs called me and I had to take the right decision. Roberto Martinez called me for 30 minutes and explained me what he expects from me. “I decided that Everton was the best choice. They are a more prominent club than West Brom, where I had a good time. The important thing, at 20, is to be playing, and while West Brom was an option, Everton was a better one. “I’ve also known Kevin Mirallas since I was 14, and that should help. We talked about [the loan move] and I am looking forward to playing.” Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho had indicated when taking the job for a second time that Lukaku was in his plans. The striker played in Friday’s European Super Cup loss to Bayern Munich – missing the crucial penalty – but has been deemed surplus to requirements for now. “The conversation I had with Jose Mourinho remains confidential. I could stay at Chelsea but it’s important at my age to play a lot,” he added. 
The Charlie Hills-trained Kiyoshi is another filly who has not been seen in competitive action since her juvenile days, while Clive Brittain’s Rizeena will aim to bounce back from her slightly disappointing effort on the Rowley Mile early last month. There is international interest, too, with American trainer Kenny McPeek sending Rosalind on a transAtlantic mission. Jean-Claude Rouget’s Lesstalk In Paris, Alain de Royer-Dupre’s Veda and Andre Fabre’s 1000 Guineas winner Miss France are all in contention, although the latter looks set to run in the French Oaks instead. Amazing Maria, Euro Charline and J Wonder remain in the mix. Bracelet and Tapestry are Aidan O’Brien’s two remaining contenders, while the Olly Stevens-trained Lightning Thunder takes top billing having filled the runner-up spot in both the English and Irish 1000 Guineas this season. George Margarson has given Lucky Kristale the green light after his stable star worked “exceptionally well” in a crucial gallop on Saturday morning. Last year’s Duchess Of Cambridge and Lowther Stakes winner disappointed on her seasonal reappearance in the 1000 Guineas, running away with Tom Queally in the early stages before predictably weakening. Margarson is adamant his filly is better than she showed on the Rowley Mile and expects a much improved display next Friday. The trainer said: “Jimmy Quinn rode her and she worked exceptionally well. She worked with two 95-plus-rated older horses and it was certainly the best bit of work she’s done this year. It was probably as well as she’s ever worked. “Jimmy was very positive about her, so much so he asked if he could ride her next week, but as we all know she’s Tom Queally’s ride and he’ll be on board next week, all being well. “Tom never rode her work last year. He only rode her on the racecourse and she’s a different horse when she goes racing to what she is at home. “We couldn’t be more pleased and it’s all systems go for the Coronation now. She’s also entered in the Jersey Stakes, but the Coronation is the plan.” My Titania is set to make her belated seasonal reappearance in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot next Friday after 18 fillies were confirmed for the Group One contest. Press Association John Oxx’s charge missed the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket after suffering a setback and the Irish equivalent on account of the testing conditions. The daughter of Sea The Stars has not been seen in racecourse action since she won the Group Three Park Stakes at the Curragh last September. 
The defender has made costly mistakes in the Baggies’ last two games with his position under threat as Joleon Lescott nears a return from a knee injury ahead of Sunday’s Barclay’s Premier League trip to Tottenham. Olsson’s gaffes cost goals in defeats to Swansea and Everton but Irvine has backed the Sweden international to recover. Head coach Alan Irvine has defended under-fire Jonas Olsson and insisted he should not be hung out to dry at West Brom. Press Association
He said: “I’d like to think that Jonas’ career would be judged over a long period rather than a couple of games. “Before I got here he was a player that I admired, a player I always thought played well whenever we were against West Brom. “He’s an international player, he’s played hundreds of games and he’s played really well without making mistakes. “I don’t think we can necessarily look at two mistakes in two games as being the start of a worrying trend.” Albion go to White Hart Lane winless in the league this season and second bottom in the early table. Ben Foster’s error also gifted Kevin Mirallas a goal in Everton’s 2-0 win at The Hawthorns last week and Irvine issued his support to the England goalkeeper. “He came in and immediately apologised to everybody,” he said. “It’s a mistake that you don’t see him making and you wouldn’t expect to see him making for another 100 games, so it’s one of those things. “It was terrible timing for us, it made it extremely difficult for us to get back into the game and he knows that. “But I can’t go slamming Ben Foster for making a mistake, because we all make them. He made good saves after that.” 
Anthony Bailey, vice president for strategic and global initiatives, and Elizabeth A. Graddy, vice provost of academic and faculty affairs, issued a memorandum Friday advocating for USC’s further involvement in the support of Syrian scholars and students.The Provost accepted the Graduate Student Government Senate’s request for USC to become a member of the Institute of International Education’s Syria Consortium for Higher Education in Crisis.Beside joining the consortium, USC will devote itself to “providing scholarships each academic year for at least three Syrian students who meet the standards for admission to the university,” according to the memorandum.Among USC’s other efforts in providing educational opportunities to endangered scholars, as mentioned in the statement, are its membership in Scholars at Risk and the IIE Scholar Rescue Fund.GSG released its resolution advocating for USC to join the Consortium in October 2015, stating that in light of the fact that “the Syrian Civil War is in its fifth year, and there is no indication that a peaceful resolution to the conflict is forthcoming,” and that since many other American universities have made the effort to join the Consortium, it is USC’s core values that “compel it to act in solidarity with Syrian students and scholars.”The Institute of International Education was founded in 1919 and has dedicated itself to providing advanced education opportunities around the world through scholarships, policy discussion and “protecting scholarship around the world,” according to their website.The IIE Syria Consortium has declared a state of academic emergency in the wake of the crisis in Syria, urging universities to provide scholarships to Syrian students.In the memo, Dean of Religious Life Varun Soni was named as the liaison between the University and incoming Syrian students in order to “cultivate a safe haven for these displaced scholars and students,” while also striving to “afford them every opportunity to succeed in their academic endeavors here.”“This is a worthy cause and one that is consistent with our values and our goal of becoming the leading private institution dedicated to the global public good,” Bailey and Graddy said in the memo. “We are dedicated to continuing our important work with Scholars at Risk and the IIE Scholar Rescue Fund to help secure placements for these academics, as appropriate.”
Real Madrid have reported Inter Milan to FIFA over an alleged illegal approach for midfielder Luka Modric.The 32-year-old Croat, who captained his country to the World Cup final and was named player of the tournament, has been linked with a move to Serie A.Real president Florentino Perez said earlier this month the only way Modric would leave was if his 750 million Euro (£671m) release clause was met. The Spanish giants sold Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus for £99.2m.The transfer window in Italy closes on Friday at 19:00 BST.Modric joined Real from Tottenham in 2012 and has won La Liga once and the Champions League four times.Inter are back in the Champions League for the first time since 2011-12.Share this:FacebookRedditTwitterPrintPinterestEmailWhatsAppSkypeLinkedInTumblrPocketTelegram
Kumasi Asante Kotoko put up a splendid performance to avenge a two nil defeat they suffered at the hands of league champions Aduana Stars at the Baba Yara sports stadium.Unanswered goals from Frank Boateng, Daniel Nii Adjei and Steven Oduro secured the maximum three points for the porcupine warriors.Aduana stars, who had their key striker, Bernard Don Bortey sent off for challenging referee Mohammed Awal’s decision, by this defeat find themselves in an uncomfortable position to defend the league title they won last season.Berekum Chelsea urged closer to the league championship title when they defeated visiting Mideama stars by a goal to nil at golden City Park. With this result, they have extended a 13-point lead on the summit.Kpando Hearts of Lions also defeated visiting Berekum Arsenals by two goals to nil.Emmanuel Osei Kufuor’s 37th minute goal ensured a lone goal home victory for Cape Coast Abusua Dwarfs against visiting BA united at the Robert Mensah Stadium Wa all stars also registered a home victory by beating visiting New Edubiasi two goals to nothingAfter moving to Akosombo from the Elwak sports stadium, Mighty jets was the only team to have lost at home on match day 21 of the ongoing Glo premier league when they lost to visiting king Faisal by a lone goal to nil.Story By Natogmah Sugri Mohammed//Joy Sports
Ace Davis, 10, is moving onto districts after winning his school’s science fair with a ground-breaking science experiment. His project was titled “Is Tom Brady a Cheater?” Davis’ experiment included graphs, photos and extensive research into the Patriots’ infamous Deflategate controversy. In the 2014-15 AFC Championship, the Patriots defeated the Colts to advance to Super Bowl 49. Brady was accused of ordering the footballs used in that game to be deflated to give the Patriots an advantage. New England was found guilty of doctoring the game balls and the team was fined a million dollars, lost two draft picks and the quarterback was suspended four games for his involvement, a sentence he didn’t serve until the 2016 season.Davis’ conclusion? Tom Brady is a cheater. SUPER BOWL 53: Predictions, how the Rams can beat the oddsDavis’ dad, Christopher Davis, posted about Ace’s winning project on Facebook: 