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On The Door Inside The Shipping Container Which Became A Death Trap For The 39 Vietnamese Migrants Was Shocking Evidence Of The Last Desperate Moments Of Their Final Journey

2021-01-27T21:55:56Z

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On the door inside the shipping container which became a death trap for the 39 Vietnamese migrants was shocking evidence of the last desperate moments of their final journey. There, on the sealed exit separating them from the safety of the outside world, were the bloody handprints of victims who had banged frantically in vain for help as oxygen was slowly sucked from the air and they realised they were probably going to die. They also used a pole to scrape holes in the side of the container as they desperately sought air, or escape. Surely few details encapsulate the visceral horror of this tragedy - or the wickedness of people trafficking - more than this. After the banging had subsided, and all hope had gone, their thoughts turned to their loved ones on another continent. Police at the Waterglade Industrial Park in Grays after the 39 bodies of Vietnamese migrants were found inside the lorry in October 2019 Victims had banged frantically as oxygen was slowly sucked from the air and they realised they were probably going to die (pictured: An illustration of the location of the 39 bodies) The migrants used a pole to scrape holes in the side of the container as they desperately sought air, or escape (pictured) Inside the lorry trailer driven by Maurice Robinson where 39 Vietnamese migrants suffocated after being smuggled into UK 'So sorry Mum,' is how 26-year-old Pham Thi Tram My, who wanted to work in the beauty industry in the UK, began the text message to her mother shortly before she lost consciousness. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-9073729/Britains-supermarket-shelves-Frances-Covid-ban-British-truckers.html Boris blusters his way through pointless press conference...] [/news/article-9076499/How-people-smuggling-gang-repeatedly-slipped-net-deaths-39-Vietnamese-migrants.html Missed chances to stop Essex lorry horror: How people...] [/news/article-9075541/Lorry-driver-mechanic-guilty-manslaughter-39-Vietnamese-migrants.html Last moments of migrants in Essex lorry horror: Chilling...] Share this article Share 'My route to abroad does not succeed. Mum, I love you so much. I am dying because I can't breathe. Mum, I'm very sorry.' Victim Pham Thi Tram My, 26, pictured, wanted to work in the beauty industry in the UK Can you imagine receiving such a message as a parent? Other texts recovered from mobiles, typed in pitch-darkness, remained unsent because there was little or no reception in the living hell of that deadly metal box on the cargo deck of a ferry en route to Britain from Zeebrugge in the early hours of October 23 last year. 'Maybe we're going to die in the container, can't breathe any more,' were the last words typed to the husband of 28-year-old Pham Thi Ngoc Oanh. Young father Nguyen Tho Tuan recorded a spoken message for his wife and children. 'It's Tuan,' he said. 'I am sorry. I cannot take care of you. I am sorry. I am sorry. I cannot breathe. I want to come back to my family. Have a good life.' The wrenching farewells, in such truly terrible circumstances, are utterly heartbreaking. The plight of the migrants reverberated around the world. 'There was no way out, and no one to hear them, no one to help them,' is how prosecuting barrister Bill Emlyn Jones summed up their predicament at the Old Bailey. His words could have been the strapline for a harrowing film or TV drama. In reality, the journey for the migrants, aged 15 to 44, ended in an industrial park in Grays, Essex where lorry driver Maurice 'Mo' Robinson had parked up after collecting his human cargo from the nearby Purfleet docks. Nguyen Huy Hung (left), 15, was the youngest victim in the lorry tragedy, while Nguyen Dinh Lurong (right), 20, also died Anna Bui Thi Nhung, 19, (left) and cousins Nguyen van Hung, 33, (centre) and Hoang Van Tiep (right), 18, were among victims Pham Tra My (left and right) 26, was among the 39 people who died in the lorry in Grays, Essex Maurice Robinson's trailer and tractor unit after it had been taken into evidence as part of the manslaughter investigation On the windscreen of his cab was an 'Ultimate Dream' sticker, a perverse reference to the fact the poor souls in the back of the Scania truck had come in search of a better life here in the UK and had paid upwards of £10,000 to be taken across the Channel. The cause of death for the migrants was given as a combination of suffocation and overheating (pictured: Victim Nguyen Van Hiep) Why did they die? Because of the greed of the gang behind the operation - of which Robinson, from County Armagh, Northern Ireland, was a part - who had packed twice as many into the container to make up for a previous failed run, the court heard. More people equals more money, after all - but much less oxygen. It was a gamble ringleader Ronan Hughes was prepared to take. 'Give them air quickly but don't let them out,' he instructed Robinson, via text message. When Robinson opened the trailer it was too late. The gamble had failed. Bodies were piled up inside. Among the dead were three children and eight women. Hughes, ostensibly the director of a haulage firm just over the border in southern Ireland, was making up to £1million a month trafficking migrants. 'The operation essentially became a bus service for migrants,' one lorry driver told us. 'There was a joke going round that you needed a bus licence, not an HGV licence, to work for Ronan Hughes.' Hughes and Robinson had already pleaded guilty to manslaughter before the Old Bailey trial which ended in the conviction of four others yesterday, two for manslaughter and two for being part of a wider people-smuggling conspiracy. The disaster exposed a back door into the country. Belgium's ports, according to the National Crime Agency's annual strategic report last year, are now a 'greater focus for [https://deepstore.ru/bitrix/rk.php?goto=https://gatecold61.wordpress.com/2021/01/26/how-to-employ-a-message-sequence-to-build-up-your-sales/ https://deepstore.ru/bitrix/rk.php?goto=https://gatecold61.wordpress.com/2021/01/26/how-to-employ-a-message-sequence-to-build-up-your-sales/] the activities of organised people smugglers', a consequence of security being stepped up in France, with Zeebrugge identified as a key embarkation point. Video played to the court showed the moment officers arrived on scene in Essex and (inset) body cam footage shows an officer looking for signs of life inside the lorry. Driver Maurice Robinson called 999 after discovering the bodies in his lorry CCTV shows Eamonn Harrison dropping off a trailer at the port of Zeebrugge in Belgium on October 17 last year CCTV shows Christopher Kennedy in his lorry's cab arriving at the port of Purfleet in Essex Maurice Robinson (left) and Ronan Hughes at an Ibis Hotel in Thurrock where they meet Nica The group of migrants were were from five provinces in the central, coastal area of Vietnam and two provinces near Hanoi more videos [# ] [# 1] [# 2] [# 3] [# ] [/video/news/video-2321938/Video-Bodycam-captures-cops-walk-past-bomb-RV-moments-explosion.html Watch video Heart-stopping moment cops evacuate around RV before bomb detonates] [/video/news/video-2321924/Video-Racist-ranting-gas-station-hit-hard-tea-explodes.html Watch video Racist ranting in gas station hit so hard with tea can it explodes] [/video/news/video-2321430/Video-White-woman-wrongfully-accuses-black-teen-stealing-iPhone.html Watch video White woman accuses black teen of stealing her iPhone in NYC hotel] [/video/news/video-2322022/Video-Powell-understands-difficult-colleagues-support-Brexit-deal.html Watch video Powell 'understands' its difficult for colleagues to support Brexit deal] [/video/news/video-2321668/Alec-Baldwin-tells-people-consider-source.html Watch video Alec Baldwin tells people to 'consider the source'] [/video/news/video-2321442/Video-Police-camera-captures-moment-Nashville-street-rocked-bomb.html Watch video Police camera captures moment Nashville street rocked by bomb] [/video/news/video-2321608/Video-Teaching-union-urges-Government-rethink-schools-reopening.html Watch video Teaching union urges Government to rethink schools reopening] [/video/news/video-2321420/Video-Grandmother-grandson-stroller-run-crosswalk.html Watch video Grandmother pushing grandson in stroller run down on crosswalk] [/video/news/video-2321716/Archive-Beales-advert-shows-Rupert-Bear-helping-save-Christmas.html Watch video Archive Beales advert shows Rupert Bear helping to save Christmas] [/video/news/video-2322056/Video-Paul-McCartney-dances-Instagram-celebrate-new-album.html Watch video Paul McCartney dances on Instagram to celebrate his new album] [/video/news/video-2322040/Video-Terrified-locals-run-charging-boar-China.html Watch video Terrified locals run from charging boar in Chinese city] [/video/news/video-2321674/Video-Cheeky-foxes-play-trampoline-just-like-John-Lewis-ad.html Watch video Cheeky foxes play on trampoline just like the John Lewis ad] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.molFeCarousel.init('#p-61', 'channelCarousel', "activeClass" : "wocc", "pageCount" : "3.0", "pageSize" : 1, "onPos": 0, "updateStyleOnHover": true ); ); In Vietnam, where there have been a wave of arrests in connection with the 39 fatalities, Asian-based traffickers call the last leg of the 6,000-mile trek to the UK the 'CO2' route. <div class="art-ins mol-factbox news halfRHS" data-version="2" id="mol-e1ff1d00-442a-11eb-881d-e11621bd2201" website signs of desperate last struggle of 39 lorry migrants

Facebook Tracks apos;OceanLotus apos; Hackers To IT Firm In Vietnam

2021-01-27T16:36:41Z

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By Jack Stubbs and James Pearson LONDON/HANOI, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Cybersecurity investigators at Facebook have traced a hacking group long suspected of spying on behalf of the Vietnamese government to an IT company in Ho Chi Minh City. The announcement on Friday is the first time Facebook has publicly exposed an offensive hacking operation and, if confirmed, would be a rare case of suspected state-backed cyberspies being tracked to a specific organisation. 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Reuters reported this year that the group had attempted to break into China's Ministry of Emergency Management and the government of Wuhan as the COVID-19 outbreak first spread. Facebook said it had found links between cyberattacks previously attributed to OceanLotus and a Vietnamese company called CyberOne Group, which lists an address on a sidestreet in a commercial district of Ho Chi Minh city. CyberOne Group denied being connected to the hackers. "We are NOT Ocean Lotus," a person operating the company's now-suspended Facebook page said when contacted by Reuters. "It's a mistake." Vietnam's foreign ministry, which handles enquiries from international media, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The ministry has previously denied connections to OceanLotus attacks. Facebook said the hackers had used its platforms to carry out a range of cyberattacks, some of which employed fake accounts to trick targets by posing as activists, businesses and possible love interests. Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, said his team had found technical evidence that linked CyberOne's Facebook page to accounts used in the hacking campaign, as well as to other OceanLotus attacks. He declined to detail the exact evidence, saying to do so would make the group more difficult to track in the future. But he said it included online infrastructure, malicious code, and other hacking tools and techniques. "The actors in this space use some very defined techniques and if we are too public about how we observe those, it really does harm our ability to catch more of this," Gleicher said. MOVIE THEATRE AND YOGA Although OceanLotus has not gained the level of notoriety in the West as some suspected Chinese and Russian state-backed hacking operations, it has been prolific in southeast Asia. Ben Read, a senior manager at U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye, and Marc-Étienne Léveillé, a researcher at Slovakian software security group ESET, said the hacking activity uncovered by Facebook matched operations attributed to OceanLotus. Read said OceanLotus had been active since at least 2013 and had "all the hallmarks of a substantial state-backed organisation acting in support of Vietnamese government". Facebook said it did not have sufficient evidence to attribute OceanLotus beyond CyberOne Group, which it said has also used the names CyberOne Security, CyberOne Technologies, Hành Tinh Company Limited, Planet and Diacauso. CyberOne reveals little information about itself on its website, saying only that it has around 200 employees providing a range of "essential security technologies". A careers page that was removed shortly after Reuters contacted the company advertised positions for people with hacking skills and experience in malware analysis. Recruiters boasted of a generous benefits package, including free meals, a mini movie theatre and after-work yoga. In Vietnam, Facebook is navigating a standoff with government officials who have threatened to ban it if it does not agree to censorship demands. Reuters reported in April that Facebook had complied with a government request to increase its censorship of "anti-state" posts after its servers in Vietnam were taken offline, slowing traffic there to a crawl. (Additional reporting by Raphael Satter in Washington Editing by Peter Graff)

Events And Adventures Reviews - Seattle

2021-01-27T13:20:16Z

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If you are not a member of the most exclusive social club in the Seattle area you have no idea what you are missing. Events and Adventures is the fastest growing social club in the world for many reasons and most notable among them is the diverse range of events the company plans and hosts. There are several things that every club, and all events, seem to have in common and those things are: 1)activities are especially for singles and (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); 2)all events are exclusively for Events and Adventures members or a guest of the member. 3) All activities are reflective of thoughtful planning, good taste and usually memorable local happenings when possible. The month of February 2011 definitely fits this statement. Members of the Seattle club have an opportunity to take a trip down the Skagit River. This particular Seattle event is truly an iconic happening and Events and Adventures invites its members to attend an up-close and personal happening starring America's Bald Eagle in their natural habitat. Back from the edge of near extinction, beautiful bald EAGLES are flocking to the Skagit River to feast on the salmon runs, Events and Adventures plans to be on hand with members who want to witness these magnificent creatures first hand. The Skagit River Bald Eagle Nature Preserve is host to the largest population of bald eagles in the continental United States and this event is not to be missed. Or you can venture to one of Washington's best places to ski: Whitepass. Spend the day swooshing down the slopes, frolic in the snow, or sit in the lodge, sip cocoa, and people watch whatever your particular desire may be you will have lots of singles to keep you company for this day long adventure. Else, you may wish to visit the largest building in the world as you tour Boeing Factory in Everett, Washington. There are several Tastes of the World events are planned for 'Foodies' so plan to fall in love with new Chinese, Brazilian and Vietnamese cuisine. There are at least 30 other events on the Seattle Events and [http://manami.s4.xrea.com/b_b_s/b_b_s.cgi manami.s4.xrea.com] Adventures social calendar but sadly these activities are hosted for members only so we invite you to consider joining us in the pursuit of fun. Events and Adventures is the single best way to meet new people[ ][ ] social calendar and each club location across the nation shares this as a common thread among cities. Of course, some cities may host an even larger number of events but never less than 30. There is one prerequisite to attend any event and that is you must be a member. Events and Adventures is the single best way to meet new people in your area. Visit our website at [ ]

Why You Should Wear A Mask Even After Getting COVID-19 Or The Vaccine

2021-01-27T13:01:06Z

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In fact, reported cases of reinfection with COVID-19 remain rare, [ according to the CDC]. However, if COVID-19 is like other types of coronaviruses, such as the common cold, reinfection will become more prevalent as time goes on, [ according to Scientific American]. Reinfection of COVID-19 is a possibility. Sarah Tew/CNET Unvaccinated people might think it's okay to stop wearing a mask It's going to take months or [http://dizlab.ru/bitrix/redirect.php?event1=&event2=&event3=&goto=https://shipfat1.mystrikingly.com/blog/transforming-profits-force-producing-specific-expectations http://dizlab.ru/bitrix/redirect.php?event1=&event2=&event3=&goto=https://shipfat1.mystrikingly.com/blog/transforming-profits-force-producing-specific-expectations] longer for enough of the population to be vaccinated to start seeing case numbers go down substantially. Therefore, it's important to continue wearing masks whenever you're around people outside your household. 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While a vaccine won't completely stop the pandemic in its tracks, it's the direct route to [/health/herd-immunity-what-it-is-and-how-it-can-slow-the-spread-of-coronavirus/ herd immunity]. However, in order to get there, more people will need to get the coronavirus vaccine. And, due to a limited number of doses, not everyone is able to get the coronavirus vaccine all at once. In fact, [ depending on which group you're in], you may be waiting until at least April to get the vaccine, [ according to Dr. Anthony Fauci], the top US infectious disease expert -- if not later. If a significant portion of the population refuses to take the vaccine, we will likely not see numbers of new cases decrease as rapidly as we'd like, says Gonsenhauser. 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When that happens, medical experts can redetermine the need for mask-wearing. However, it could be well into 2021 before that happens. "We would need to see a dramatic decrease in the number of new cases per 100,000 of the population after enough vaccines have been administered," Gonsenhauser said. For more information, here are the [/health/covid-19-vaccine-side-effects-what-we-know-so-far/ COVID-19 vaccine side effects and what we know so far], and [/personal-finance/the-covid-19-vaccine-is-free-so-how-could-you-still-get-charged/ hidden medical charges you could encounter after getting the vaccine]. Also, [/health/where-to-get-a-covid-19-vaccine-walmart-walgreens-hospitals-more/ here's where you can get the COVID-19 vaccine when it's your turn]. Now playing: Watch this: Vaccines, antibody tests, treatments: The science of... 6:02 The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. 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