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Flooding forces hundreds of pilgrims to evacuate Lourdes shrine in France
Hundreds of pilgrims have been evacuated from Lourdes Roman Catholic shrine in France after heavy flooding swamped the area.
About 500 pilgrims, including the sick and disabled, were evacuated from the shrine, nearby campgrounds and parts of the southern city of Lourdes after the Gave de Pau river burst its banks following days of torrential rain, local officials said.
- Lourdes became famous after a local girl claimed she had a vision of the Virgin Mary more than 150 years ago.
- Millions of pilgrims visit the shrine each year, especially the sick and disabled.
- The shrine’s success rate in curing the sick must be a closely guarded secret!
ITALY
The Italian Supreme Court has ruled ‘mobile phone use can cause brain tumors,’ reports said.
FRANCE
Twitter’s censorship policy has been extended to block ‘offensive’ accounts in the U.S., U.K. and Germany, as well as removing anti-Jewish messages and photos in France, said a report.
United Kingdom
At least 130,000 people marched though central London to protest the government’s austerity measures, reports said.
- Similar protests were held in Belfast and Glasgow.
- “There were few reports of trouble although disabled protesters blocked Park Lane and supporters of UK Uncut threatened to take over Starbucks coffee shops,” said a report.
- Youth unemployment in the UK now exceeds one million.
ICELAND
Significant seismic activity has been reported north of Iceland. Some 350 earthquakes, which appeared to be volcanic tremors, have occurred north of Iceland since Friday October 19 [started 19:00 local time] according to Iceland Met Office (IMO).
- Two of the largest quakes struck at a depth of about 10km, measuring 4.9 and 5.2 respectively, GEOFON Extended Virtual Network (GEVN) reported.
- The quakes occurred about 40km east of the Tjornes Fracture Zone and 30km SW of Grímsey.
- At least 46 of the quakes measured M3.0 or larger, IMO reported.
Source: Iceland Met Office. © Veðurstofa Íslands
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