the prisoners are forced to have any experience, according to the announcement of the prisoners ' rights association. in texas so far this summer, at least 9 prisoners have died as a result of heart attacks in cells that did not have ventilation systems. joint research by harvard university in bostan shows that at least 13% of deaths recorded in texas prisons are the result of hot air and lack of cooling systems. of course, the deadly conditions are not limited to texas. according to the usa newspaper, they have no ventilation system in 44 states of the united states. it reduces the investigation of the department of justice. the team experiences temperatures above 62 degrees . hell, some prisoners break the toilet in their cell so that it will flow and cool down. the families and support groups of the prisoners will pay enough for the crimes they have committed and they should not be roasted alive in prisons. azadeh taheri, sada news agency sima's proposal for the student of the year is 944 million tomans. the text of the inscription of one of the directors of sanandaj municipality. the manager of

according to the announcement of the prisoners' rights association in texas, at least 9 prisoners died as a result of heart attacks in cells that did not have ventilation systems. joint research by harvard and bostan university shows that at least 13% of deaths recorded in prisons texas the result is the heat of the air and the lack of cooling systems, of course, the deadly conditions are not limited to texas. according to the usa newspaper, they do not have air conditioning in 44 states of the united states. the department of justice's research shows that in mississippi, the temperature is above 62 degrees. they visited the prison cells in new york. these cells are the well of hell. some prisoners break the toilets in their cells so that they can flow and cool down. the families and support groups of their loved ones pay enough for the crimes they committed and they should not be alive. alive they will be roasted in prisons. azadeh taheri of the north korean radio and television agency. in response to the provocative actions of the united states, the united states has deployed two bal

according to the prisoners' rights association in texas, at least 9 prisoners died of heart attacks in cells that did not have ventilation systems. joint research by harvard university in bostan. it shows that at least 13% of the deaths recorded in texas prisons are the result of the heat of the air and the lack of cooling systems . of course, the deadly conditions are not limited to texas . according to the report of the usa newspaper, they do not have ventilation systems in 44 states of the united states, according to the ministry of justice's research. in mississippi the temp it experiences above 62 degrees. the representatives who visited the prison cells in new york called these cells the pit of hell . they will pay for the crimes they have committed and should not be roasted alive in prisons. azadeh taheri. and it reduced the environmental damage caused by throwing away these batteries. on most of the pencil batteries , it is written in the design, do not throw them in the garbage. the reason for the presence of heavy metals and toxic substances in batteries , according to expert

announcement of the prisoners' rights association in texas so far in the summer, at least 9 prisoners died as a result of heart attacks in the cells of the ventilation system. joint research by harvard university and bostan shows that at least 13% of the deaths recorded in texas prisons are the result of the heat of the air and the lack of cooling systems. it is not possible. according to usaqlar newspaper, 44 us states do not have ventilation systems. the investigation by the us department of justice shows that in mississippi the temperature is above 62 degrees. face they will break until the first season starts and cool down. the families and support groups of the prisoners of their loved ones will pay enough for the crimes they committed and they should not be roasted alive in prisons . marginalized by some american media, they say that during the 430-day bilateral meeting, joe biden did not have any coherence in his speech. among the news, one of the companies also jokingly advertised sleeping pillows. the verbal and psychological cattle were used to these things , and the media t

according to the announcement of the prisoners' rights association in texas, at least 9 inmates have died of heart attacks in cells that did not have air conditioning until this summer. joint research by harvard university in bostan shows that at least 13% of deaths recorded in texas prisons are the result of heat. air and the absence of cooling systems, of course deadly conditions are not limited to texas. according to usa newspaper, 44 us states do not have ventilation systems . justice department research shows that mississippi is experiencing temperatures above 62 degrees . hell, some prisoners break the toilet in their cell so that the toilet can flow and cool down. the families and support groups of the prisoners of their loved ones pay enough for the crimes they committed and they should not be roasted alive in prisons. azadeh taheri news agency. the us president's radio and television has been sidelined with the head of the zionist regime. some american media say that it will be joe biden during the bilateral meeting, and he did not expect part of his speech. regarding this n

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prison. ronson was taken away for questioning, then released, but his colleagues remain in custody. as chairman of the journalists association, he has long been seen as a possible target. i won't comment on anything righthave a meeting with my colleagues first, 0k? it's been nine months since we last heard from ronson. ronson was recently arrested after a confrontation with the police while reporting. the hong kong authorities said the national security law would only affect a small number of people but critics say it's transformed this city into a police state. ronson suspects that he's still under surveillance. sighs. ronson has unexpectedly been summoned to moan kok police station. as he arrives, so does his cameraman. plainclothes police look on. after an hour, ronson emerged. he's charged with obstructing the police. it's technically a minor charge but he could face prison time. since the national security law was introduced, pro—democracy media outlets have been raided and closed. it's had a chilling effect on the press. ronson�*s arrest has put his plans to leave hong kong at risk. he's been granted a prestigious fellowship at oxford university for six months. i've told the police officer that i

prison they believe are associated with him. burham was being held on arson, burglary charges and he's also the prime suspect in a murder investigation. >>> all right john has played the last show of his farewell tour. the five-time grammy-winning performer performed for a massive crowd in stockholm, sweden, this afternoon after playing 330 shows in just 663 days. ♪ good-bye yellow brick road i'm going back to my flat ♪ >> that was saturday. the 76-year-old started this tour in 2018. it was supposed to end in 2021, but the pandemic, like for many of us, got in the way. he said he's leaving the road, he deserves to spend more time with his two sons. kate. >> he's an amazing concert to see. that's good stuff. >>> coming up still for us, members of congress, they're headed back to the hill facing a tight deadline and a long to do list before their next recess. why people are talking once again about the threat of a possible government shutdown. we'll be right back. like the subway series menu. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's what i'm talking about. order in the subway app today. they'll be here in 5, we ready? - there's u