so how are our cities coming back?in london, office occupancy is roughly where it was before the pandemic but only on certain days of the week. in december, numbers showed that around half of office spaces was occupied on a thursday, a little less than the pre—pandemic average at 60%. but that fell sharply on a friday atjust15%, reflecting that many office workers now come in from tuesday to thursday. in new york, the number of people riding the subway is averaging around 60% of the pre—pandemic level. and injapan, sales at department stores, they are recovering but they are still around 11% lower than their pre—pandemic level. so what has all of that been doing to property prices in the centres of our big cities and what can it tell us about how our cities are changing? allianz real estate manages office spaces in 47 cities across north america, europe, shanghai and singapore. so i caught up with its head of global research. dr megan walters, a real pleasure having you with us. let's start with this, quite simply put,

once the city of zhdanov was called, there was even a song such a city of dzhidans, the city of zhdanovof seagulls and chestnuts about you , the songs of glorious sailors ring for good reason yes, there was a city of sailors. there was a city of metallurgists and now there will probably be a city of builders too. this is a new symbol of mariupol builders, because the builders are now all hope. that's what everyone knows. probably the whole world knows how much the city suffered and how important it is to restore it now. here, i'm not afraid of a beautiful word. i died with this city, and i am reborn with this city akulinka, director of the mariupol house of tuning pioneers daily, the theater studio in which she teaches , temporarily moved to one of the schools, like other singing and choreography circles. where cruelly on the train is fine for health reasons, she left, and her students were the pupil and the parents who brought their children to this team. we have the continuity of generations, they now they have picked up this team and are working on the basis of the school. well, anyw

of that new york city story. new york city must be made in the city were everyday people can find an affordable place to live. young people, immigrant families and retired folks need a place to call their own. we continue to support public housing every step of the way. it is our affordable housing stop and a pathway out of property -- poverty. public housing was funded by the federal government. last year we made renovations to more than 8500 apartments. we committed a historic 23 billion dollars for housing, including money for the pairs to buildings. -- repairs to buildings. we got the trust path, unlocking billions of dollars for overdue renovations. we have never gotten it done if we did not have tenant leaders like barbara leading the way. [applause] she helped neighbors along with so many other night shift rags -- residence. they took the long ride to albany and spent day after day meeting with lawmakers. barbara, you got it done for us, and now we will get those repairs done for you and not shift workers.

the city needs to do a better job. we cannot over better than the nonprofits with confusing requirements not per nan to their mission it take, away the ability to provide the service they are contracted to deliver. i met with many nonprofits the last month and the statements they shared have been eye open and informed my work in terms of what legislation we will have to put forward to really make a differents here. there has been talk about nonprofits. i want to say, that we have amaze being nonprofits in the city doing incredible work. i have been fortunate enough to sit on a board of one of them and yes, there have been some negative press but we have to remember what what is true of swon in the true of all. this is an attempt to really drill down on how are standardiing how we monitor and the services delivered in a way that are making a difference. this plays in that you hear in the chatter that people don't think we are doing a good jobber or not spending money wisely. for me ensuring the public has faith in the g

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for electing our new city attorney! [cheers and applause] our district attorney who is combating open air drug dealing, taking on perpetrator of gun violence, prosecuting hate crime including against our api communities and sending a strong message that accountability and equity can and in deed, must coexist. [cheers and applause] thank you, for elected supervisor matt dor see and joe longardio, who champion public safety and who like me refused to accept the rampant drug sales or struggling schools. i've been waiting for help like this for a long time. now let's talk about, last year we came together to fund new strategies, to recruit and fund new officers, to add new police academy class to see add new louse against vending of stolen goods on our streets sko to allow for common sense tools like access to private security cameras. but our public safety challenges are not going to be solved in one budget cycle, the gap between how many officers we need and how many we is vas. we are at least 100 officers short just as h

, the soundtrack of the war, elsa's ocean, the city of marie, the big city, the sun rises, the surrounded city is trying to break through, the military is trying to break through to deliver aid and evacuate the wounded, part of the wounded die during the evacuation attempt , the hospital is deployed simply in bunkers , the necessary medicines and conditions, there is no hospital in luzi works in terrible conditions under constant fire from the russian aviation and artillery, the conditions for conducting the operation can be said to be from the middle ages, one zaviab falls simply in the bunker hospital of borya, there are 600 grams of guys, hundreds of local residents who came to azovstal to hide in the bunkers from shelling are unable to leave the plant in the basements of the growth, whole families get stuck, they manage to be taken out under the patronage of international organizations, but each of those who spent two months in the bunkers had to pass a special filtering procedure is created for this, special camps are created by the russian occupiers, people are stripped, interrogate

and in general life in the city. if you sound the numbers, then in 1858 more than 500 residential buildings burned down, and after 5 years the fire turned the ashes of all the trading rows. well, as they say, they extinguish a fire with water, but they will prevent it with their mind, and therefore one of the first provinces was created in the city. free fire society and erected a corresponding structure. this is the fire tower. since then, it has been standing. the tower was restored in 2016. it regularly hosts exhibitions of fire topics on the fastock on open and people can climb to the observation deck. the windows are boarded up solely to prevent excess moisture and protect from pigeons, but at one time the tower. it was of strategic importance for the city since 1890, a fireman was on duty around the clock on the tower in order to notice a fire or other disaster in time and inform the order. and from a height of more than twenty meters, one could even see what was happening. outside the city, this also argues fo

i'm a city wide representative. i move around the city constantly for multiple chances for the public to speak. i've never been to him. they were planning in a meeting or a neighborhood meeting. or i have been told we don't want this cml just to make sure you heard the end. that was dustin hill, as i think is his name. he said he's never been to a planning committee or community meeting where he heard someone against this plan . well, that's a joke of estate me again on the day that they voted, they had over 1000 calls. they came in over 70 percent of those calls were opposed to the building of this facility. again, pose again, taken in that neighborhood, directly adjacent to where this force is going to say this capacity is going to be built at said that they are opposed to this facility. protest after protest, civil disobedience direct action. they know that people are opposed to this. i'm going to interrupt, it's only got to answer. i want you to respond to this on their website, the atlanta police foundation. it

they worked hard with city leaders to increase services to victims and identify gaps in our city's response to hate crimes. this topic was the focus of a lawsuit filed against our city last year. labors the city and county of san francisco. which victims are served and procedures instituted to protect our community. >> i want to thank the alliance for asian american justice and my deputy city attorney for working to resolve this case and recognize mr. lei with us today. >> today's announce am stems out of all of these conversations. the 3 public officials who will speak head up an office or administration that worked this past year in conversations with my office on how we can initiate programs, bolster resources and coordinate responses boy city agencies and commune organizations to hate incidents. i will rescue noise and ask to come to the podium someone who needs no introduction but when i was in the legislator, during that spike of antiasian violence before i new i was going to be your city attorney for 2 years, almost every time we spoke, this woman asked me, david, what more san franc

the city of st. louis and some of our partners, we took part of a press conference and while she was speaking of went off nearby. mayor jones did not flinch, she said she told reality, she hears those in her own neighborhood and too many people in st. louis hear shots all the time. she has been innovative against the time, the status quo, and her own community and in the state that we share. i appreciate your work that helps fight violence prevention to make sure that we are doing more each and every day. >> thank you. i am the mayor of the city of st. louis. i alluded -- as alluded to, we are a blue dot in a red state. we face challenges when it comes to addressing gun violence in our cities. the prevention law invented us from using common sense gun safety laws to keep people safe. our police are finding even more deadly weapons flooding our streets. more than 90% of the 2656 guns confiscated by the metropolitan police department last year or semiautomatic. -- were semiautomatic. that is up 75%. li

they are now in the city of adiaman, one of the main cities affected by the earthquake in the south.ity has started and is continuing, doctor, i must say that during the six days of 7 and 8 magnitude earthquakes in 10 southern provinces of turkey, earthquakes with a strength equal to 8 hours worked in most of the earthquake-affected areas, where the intensity of the earthquake was significant. were present and among all these 10 provinces that the logic of the hero of marash and adiaman is relatively recent, and our field similarity indicates that a large number of citizens were still buried under the rubble. and 304 people were injured due to this earthquake in the southern province of turkey. today, the president of turkey, who visited two earthquake-affected cities and visited 16 european cities, the earthquake on monday last week affected 500 square kilometers of 10 southern provinces, and now 160 the relief force in these areas is famous rescue and debris removal, among the rescue forces of our country, the rescuers of the red crescent society of the islamic republic of iran are

reforms these cities in which something seemed like these are cities that were constantly positionedcities of reformers , democratic engines of reforms let's say that ukraine is centralization and that is what is being destroyed these are the cities that have suffered the most brutally treatment of people with civilian garden he buildings of the village areas that were usually

after the war returned to the city and worked for the city that he loves. city and county of san francisco by becoming a san francisco firefighter where he served for 32 years from 19-30 years, 1946 to 1976 and during that tenure worked his way up the ladder and became the assistant chief of training and later taught fire sciences at supervisor mandelman's city college. with the celebration of mr. galley's 102 birthday it is with great honor we recognize courage and valor protecting our country and protecting the citizens of city and county of san francisco for three decades as a firefighter and continued lifelong noble heart and person and hereby extend our highest commendation and officially celebrate february 28 as richard allen galley day in city and county of san francisco. phil galley his son is here to accept on his behalf and we have a short video who was going to attend butd took ill but phil, the floor is yours. >> good afternoon president peskin and memberoffs the board. we like to thank the board, bestow the honor on our father. at the age of 10

back to the city.we have to have a plan for that. we have a plan that gets at the safety from a very immediate standpoint of the crime that's happening in everybody's face, but we also get at the root causes. the power of and, we are the city of big shoulders, uplift our police and hold them accountability. >> willie wilson, let's go back to the west side, what would you do to lure not only public, but private investment in those neighborhoods. >> first of all, a couple of things, i want to ask a question and try to explain something to you, downtown. in order to attract business you've got to lower taxes and in order to keep business you've got to lower taxes, right, got to stop the crime, all right? lowered taxes keep people coming to shop. keep them going to-- keep them from going to indiana. if you continue to raise taxes you continue to get people out. we've got to get a hold of the snatch and grab, and the businesses. i'm in business and i understand business. the rest of them are not in business

attorney you got called out by our city add administrator and of course hearing that, city attorneye first and called us out observe we got a chance to responded. you know -- my first legal internship in san francisco was at the asian caucus in the civil right's division we worked on bringing together communities and rounds tables to facilitate collective understanding. last weekend, i was at the beautiful event in the bayview y, which was celebrating lunar new year and african-american history month. and black history month. when is caused me to think about even though i know with the events a lot of communities are going through trauma and a lot of the trauma is upon generational, we also in this country and the city have a tremendous amount of inter~ generational resilience. events like this and last saturday are that kind of demonstrate that. every time i come to city events like this and see that i'm reminded of the resilience and the beauty in the city and excited celebrate this new year with all of you so thank you so much. [applause]. thank you very much to everyone. i will

the city that never sleeps. we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. and why it's taken ages to wake up. we're going. let's go. could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's most famous museums? in scotland, a chinese take on a traditional burns night supper. that's so tasty. i can actually taste the haggis. hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. and what a greeting for the six million visitors who come here every year to see collections gathered from all around the globe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. indeed, some are removing them from public display forever. but we're kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous nightlife, which went quiet during the pandemic, has finally come roaring back. we sent kimberly

by the way , what city can be considered a russian city in ukraine ?ed it just their colony even during the time of independence. remember what a complete cultural expansion this is and that it was difficult for them to get there politically. well, after all , odessans did not think so, they considered it one difficulty, they considered it again even if they did not consider themselves a part of the russian political space, that the state is simply all cultural and linguistic, agree with all these jokes and all these endless tours of russian artists, well, some active russians really did it, i say this with i have great sympathy for odessa. i love this place very much, and i am not saying that there are anti-ukrainian sentiments there, but that they tried to interpret odessa as a certain symbol of russia's presence in the south . it seems to me that this is obvious. i don't know . marseille is french, but if you come there, you see completely different people, a completely different france. well, this is the specification of the specifications of any,

of the hero, but we in mykolaiv say that we are the city of the hero and the city of heroes. i remember that evening when we already saw that a column was moving from kherson towards us and received information as the townspeople were pulling the wheels there, they were forming different lines of defense inside the city, i.e. understanding that the content would now go in and there would be city battles . well, everyone knew what they were fighting for. from april 12 last year, we used to take water from the dnipro river, which is 73 km from the city of mykolaiv. these are two such large pipes with a diameter of 1.4 m and such that a person can walk on as i was told, the russians thought that the ukrainian troops would move to the territory of the occupied kherson region using these pipes. they blew up the pipes, we repaired the pipes, but they moved to the other bank of the dnieper and began shelling the station of one of the fences . therefore, we still have problems with water, relatively speaking purified seawater flows from your tap. that is, it is salty. when you pour i

city banks.ad dehghani suggested that all companies in the deprived provinces of sistan and sal kurdistan, ardabil, khorasan, razavi, south and north, no matter where they are, return to the same centers of the provinces. the centers of the provinces and hundreds of companies in one province use the natural and god-given resources in it, but they pay the taxes in tehran and the taxes are paid by the country or zari yazd, we suggest to support. god willing, all my dear friends will go back to the provinces, let's go back to the cities and part of this. the money in tehran it is blocked and the currency causes many issues and problems. we approved that it should be good news for the deprived areas, that they bear all the problems and problems , they bear the dust and pollution, but the accounts of the companies are in tehran, god willing, the honorable government on dolatmardan blvd. and a school that is in favor of the proposal from the commission will agree, god willing, with a high vote . we are

there were already two passages in the city, 11.e streets near the theaters and on the waters near the private houses of the most outrageous and progressive menshuks. in the city garden , now this park named after gorky has opened in pershiuminsk, the uzimka sports complex. there you could go skating perhaps a snail, and he propane teos on that jazz fun i'm waiting on a two-headed unit, an eki is carried out urug, leg strength, a bicycle, and the juice plate for this fun was called the bridzhabsky cycle track in minsk, abran street. alicia, at the brukovanka there were new bridges, the lighter water pipelines were romestnitskaya and parochial ears of merchandising, and worse. with its own manger and free legal consultations for homeless people and pawnbrokers. this is so the progress itself previously replaced the drive nigers and what grooves were given to the dragon interest on the hungry, shabbsky did not rest and you are neutral bilials. your mean circus, and the fight with persha , the universities still don’t have to press the

they should pay here from other cities in the city and maybe add extensions. which will be carried outl area, the approval has been pointed out to me for your support. thank you, mr. farzaneh sadegh malvajerd, deputy director of urban development and architecture of the ministry of roads and urban development, for attending the economy table and dear viewers who have seen and followed us until this moment. thank you for the day. you are the winner of the section from alireza asgarian the news that the stock market note 12 of this year's budget law obliges the government to hand over investment funds to those born after 1400. the minister of economy has promised that the problem of allocating funds to newborns will soon be resolved and the necessary resources will be allocated.

i was born there in the city. i grew up in your city. i settled there in the city.will not leave here , no matter what. our housing or for someone else’s, we will stay until the next day, here we are back, many have evacuated now, somehow well, it has stabilized for the time being in such a massive way, when they will take bakhmut , then we will think about what to do next , because next konstantinovka, starting from february 22nd, colleagues, many residents donbass has already become displaced twice, many of them return home again after the move. donetsk policeman sviatoslav yermonov is one of them, the story of his colleagues is essentially the history of donbass and every resident of our region since the 14th year. ruska came with the arrests of the oblast administration of the police, the prosecutor 's office, and carcasses imported from neighboring russian oblasts, which, with the support of local marginals and traitors, benefited from crimes in the city and attacked those who advocated for a single the police of ukraine at that time were present at all these e

the city needs to do a better job. we cannot over better than the nonprofits with confusing requirements not per nan to their mission it take, away the ability to provide the service they are contracted to deliver. i met with many nonprofits the last month and the statements they shared have been eye open and informed my work in terms of what legislation we will have to put forward to really make a differents here. there has been talk about nonprofits. i want to say, that we have amaze being nonprofits in the city doing incredible work. i have been fortunate enough to sit on a board of one of them and yes, there have been some negative press but we have to remember what what is true of swon in the true of all. this is an attempt to really drill down on how are standardiing how we monitor and the services delivered in a way that are making a difference. this plays in that you hear in the chatter that people don't think we are doing a good jobber or not spending money wisely. for me ensuring the public has faith in the g

of these, two are in our city, which indicates a high level of literacy in our city. countrymen. give a standing ovation, having manually sorted out more than 600 cubic meters of earth, archaeologists did their best, it is no coincidence that the castle hill and its environs will be dubbed the mecca of archaeologists a little later. by their appearance on the site, they are able to put on a show. which city is called eternal rome rome you are sure that sometimes they are a big test for our participants. have you lost your fear here, given it here , if it's not a secret? well, hello, nadezhda, you and i are divorced, i am registered here and i will now live in this room. i want to vanya moved to you. if the enemy talked more strongly, watch the series, when the past returns this weekend on belarus 24 tv channel. apparently, it's time to get acquainted with the most important figure of the city, and therefore we go to the central square, spacious clean everything is as it should be, only here is the main attribute of all belarusian district centers, a monument. lenin is not here. a

he says that he came to liberate the cities. we understand what this lie did to our city.royed it. 50% of the city is no longer there. there is this lie called putin, they also killed people in mariupol, locking them up there and not letting them out of the city until march 13, raising planes, driving our warm sea of ​​azov into the sea of ​​azov , driving ships, killing people, destroying our life with taking prisoners and as terrorists tearing apart people without electricity and water leaving them in the city destroying this critically important infrastructure creating a ghetto creating situations people were leaving the city under fire because he gave himself an order on february 13 march 13 to open the city, that is, he still forced somehow there is pressure on him to open this city, macron is on him, you are serdoghan because, for example, turkish students stayed in mariupol and he begged that he opened , please open the city, we begged at different levels for putin to open the city and unfortunately only 13 in march, he opened the people left for mariupol today abou

it's the same in every city.- we had a 13-year-old shoot a 16-year-old in the chest the other day in one of our downtown waterfront parks, things that never happened. another thing, suggestion i would give is if your law enforcement agency and they have a real -- [inaudible] that they have officers that monitor the their social media. because everybody wants to see themselves on the screen, and they'll show you their guns, they'll show you their crimes in progress, and you can make a dramatic impact in that area. so thank you, mayor -- [applause] >> thank you, mayorkas to have. i'm going to go to -- mayor castor. i'm going to the mayor jones. >> number one, we often think castor's a rock star. but as i talked about earlier, office of violence prevention, it works, because you have to put all of those things under one roof so you're with tracking the data that you're talking about. not just homicides, not just gun violation, but you looking at more upstream day a the, which is what we're doing. all of our communit

neighborhood in the city. i want to start by telling you a story about a famous san franciscoian, born in 1835 held from connecticut and named the niantic. yes it's appropriate that we gather at a pier today because the niantic was a ship, a commercial ship destined for trade with khien' until in 1849 her captain got word that hundreds of migrants were in panama looking for transportation to san francisco where no doubt their fortune and gold awaited. so the niantic crew rebuilt her for a passenger ship and left panama with nearly 250 pioneers. arrived in san francisco as one of the first ship to bring 49ers ashore. legend has it, newcomers would jump ship before it could even drop anchor in san francisco bay. within a few days, most of the nianic crew abandoned her for the gold rush too. so the captain sailed the niantic as close to land as they could get, running her aground on the shore where clay and montgomery streets now meet. there, the niantic became a store, offices and hotel. somebody cut a door in h

we are in the city.tinues to bypass the city at an apartment building as a result of a direct hit by a shell the roof was destroyed, which has already been partially restored restoration overhaul of great regret, even as part of the repair there have already been repeated arrivals broken playgrounds are gradually being restored in this warehouse and elements of the future slide are stored that will allow our children to have a great time everything else we will definitely do there will definitely be wonderful conditions for the development of recreation for our kids generators, 11 pieces in case the city is cut off from electricity during the formation of the city the main help there it turns out, the chelyabinsk region. we are now in a warehouse, which was 95% organized for us by kemerovo. and this is a contribution for restoration in preparation for the heating season, all the equipment that came from kuzbass was here, about 140 units, 140 units of equipment. i don’t know how many gorlovka before the w

the city posad surrounded the old fortress in a semicircle.ere the market square temples and residential buildings. the visit of the korich region and the special pride of historians , the exhibits of the milograd culture, at one time , near the village of peas and meloda, found the most significant archaeological monuments, by the way , some scientists still consider this culture like slavic. in the same room, a byzantine coin of emperor john tzimiskes, discovered in 1909 on the banks of the dnieper river nakhodka, indicates that the city existed already in the tenth century near the coin treasure, which was noticed by the city’s owner while working on a personal plot of 2,500 coins of a rounded shape of half-thunders and pennies and one and a half pennies. we go up to the second floor and in the ethnography department you can see the object, eloquently telling about the folk crafts and crafts of the belarusian peasant. home morning, where was kept clothing and weaving items red corner bed and stove approximately this is what a typical belaru

these cities are no longer a city, and there are construction debris everywhere. of the main streets of the cities is completely closed due to the ruins . but today we came here from they have worse sports. the city is completely destroyed. most of the earthquake victims live in iran's cities . they have no choice but to stay under tents or special residences in other cities . it is not possible to live in several destroyed cities, such as hatay, the southernmost region affected by the earthquake, for months and years. because this city is completely out of normality and habitation. hamid kameli of sed and radio news agency, the destroyed city of hatay in southern turkey, the ambassador of turkey knows about the iranian red crescent's aid to the earthquake-stricken people of turkey. the earthquake-stricken people of turkey will not be forgotten for us, president of the jamiat in this meeting, the red crescent emphasized that the assistance will continue as long as the people of turkey need help, the rise of anti-french sentiments in africa, the last group of frenc

in order to be safe, half of the people left the city by city.d three and a half thousand buildings have already been damaged . now we have a supply of construction materials, we have enough of them, we will continue to work with funds that help us, so at the moment we do not have a problem with this, and hospitals are equipped in basements of wet children are born or do i see people who go to work there every day i can go there in the morning to buy i can go in the morning to buy hot bread i go on the bus i see conductors and drivers who still smile it inspires me because more than anything i was afraid that the city will feel as if it is dead, but this is not the case, and i am really pleased when they are popularized as an evil city, the great war turned all ukrainians into indomitable ones, and now, while the armed forces are heroically fighting for every meter of land, our task is to hold fast tyl khrystyna wengelya oskaite denys sinegin fah and ictv the only news the russian army kills ukrainian children during a full-scale invasion the so-

in mexico city. the discontent is directed toward mexican president under this manuel lopez all but others, recent overhaul of the countries independent electoral authority or some other kind . and we're here to defend the i ne, sorted. it's not modified that they wanted to return to the days when the electoral system was controlled by the government located. we do not want that. i need to be cancelled or modified if you want to continue. so there can be democratic progress in mexico. last week, congress approved a set of sweeping reforms to the critic said these changes severely cut the agencies budget and also limit its autonomy restricting the ability to hold political candidates who break electoral laws, accountable political experts say that these reforms. so the national electoral institute represent an erosion of democracy in mexico, arguing that it was this electoral body that help to end decades of single party rule in mexico. and helped to usher in a new era of democracy for the country in

my children came under fire in the city center.ell, in the plus area closer to the airport, but we have a short distance, you know. i was from moscow then, they continue their education there, and my son is now. works structure older younger still ends education we are in the city. continues to bypass the city of an apartment building, as a result of a direct hit by a shell, the roof was destroyed, which has already been partially restored overhaul, unfortunately, even as part of the repair there have already been repeated arrivals, broken playgrounds are gradually being restored in this warehouse elements of the future slide are stored. for the development of recreation for our kids 11 pieces in case the city is cut off from electricity during the formation, chelyabinsk region we are now in a warehouse, which was 95% organized for us by kemerovo restoration in preparation for the heating season, all the equipment that came from kuzbass was here , about 140 units, 140 units of equipment. i don’t know how many gorlovka before the wa

vinnytsia city community, from whom is the help coming, what are the main communal problems in the cityhe city of kyiv, public transport came there and called for an ambulance, and this is just absolutely any kind of help, it is needed today in the city of kherson , because it is necessary to understand that there is actually no local budget in the city of kherson. that those entrepreneurs who work are exclusively small entrepreneurs , this is a cafe and nothing more , and all enterprises do not work and cannot work. that the kherson bakery will be launched, maybe it will be the only enterprise that will be launched after the de-occupation of the city of kherson, also today there is help from them without borders who work and provide just places on the medical service free of charge medical care and medical drugs for free, that is, today, help is needed in the city of kherson in absolutely all directions , and what concerns garbage dumps, now with the arrival of the new head of the regional military administration, oleksandr prokudin, he took over the management of the kherson city mili

jason is most known in the city and far beyond the city. matter of fact, all around the world as a expert in transactional organized crime and shared his experience at the national and international level at conferences sponsored by the department of state and by interpoll. supervisor safai are you listening? this is important. he was the lead inspector of the landmark anti-fraud caiz of disruption of (inaudible) recognized operation that virtually wiped out all major blessing scams operated by (inaudible) and those who don't know what they are, they were prominent financial scams all of us remember a few years aaimed to exploit strong family ties rooted in the chinese community and chinese family. criminals usually target chinese seniors and concern for family safety by offering-selling motifs and blessing rituals in exchange for life savings and are earnings. jason might not be the only bilingual officer and inspector but braust brought lived experience, understanding of cultural values and gave the department of level cultural competency