Early this morning 30th Day of September 2022 in the mechanic village Abak Road an eye witness, A trained and professional motor car mechanic who specializes with japanese vehicles. Reported " Early this morning as I was heading towards my shop. A young. I saw a young Akwa-Ibomite known as Okocha due to his football skills a native of Uyo Local Government Area in the state sweeping and as he was about to burn the refuse he was asked not to by an Igbo Man". "This argument sustain till he(Igbo Man) picked a fight which he later went to his shop brought out screw Driver and plug off his ( Akwa-Ibomite) eye." The Mass began riots which later lead to inveding of shops. Sell of some items on auctions. Nigerian police force arrived the scene but called on the assistant of the superior security. Bottle was thrown by protesters of such act which one of it landed an army's Head and they were forced to open a firearm to the over. Meanwhile subscribe and comment for more
A German city has built a series of pods for homeless people to be able to sleep in.
According to a report, the units, known as 'Ulmer Nest', were installed on January 8 by officials in Ulm, about 75 miles west of Munich, to provide shelter for sleepers during the cold winter months.
The pods, which are made from wood and steel, were put in parks and other places, a spokesman for the city said.
To shield the homeless from the wind and cold, the beds have been equipped with thermal insulation. They are also big enough for use by two individuals.
There are no cameras, and when they are in use, sensors are triggered.
Those behind the project, amid some delays, announced that they had eventually been rolled out just as the weather began to take a turn for the worse.
Talking about the improvements they have inculcated, the group wrote, ‘We improved thermal internal isolation and took measures to optimize the climate (less moisture + warmer air). The nests are now equipped with solar panels, which allows (at least) energy neutral use during the day. Further energy saving measures are in the works’.
Ulmer Nests are also connected to the Ulmer LoRa-Wan-IoT-wireless network, and the long term plan is to depend on it entirely, so as not to depend on mobile networks.
‘The locking and the corresponding mechanisms have been completely revised and now offer easier operation and more interaction options for all involved’, the page wrote.
"They are extremely easy to use, said Flaco Pross - who built the pods - and that people don't need to fill in any forms to register to use them.
The pods were fitted with sensors that pick up whenever they are opened or closed. The next day, if they are still there, someone from the charity goes down to check on the pod and to give the user some assistance.
The charity will also check the pods for any damage caused, restoring them as soon as possible in order to ready them for use again.
The goal is to provide places to stay during the cold nights to sleepers in need, and, hopefully, give the charity the opportunity to initiate contact with them."
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