In Quito, Ecuador, government-controlled blackouts have been implemented due to a severe drought affecting hydroelectric dams, causing daily outages lasting up to 14 hours and disrupting daily life for many residents, including job loss and limited access to essential services. Despite public outcry, President Daniel Noboa has announced an end to the blackouts for most citizens, with industrial cuts continuing until the end of the year. The power cuts have exacerbated existing challenges in Ecuador, including rising crime rates and political instability, leaving many locals frustrated with deteriorating living conditions.
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Woman’s deadly nut allergy flares up after unprotected sex with her partner – in ‘first case’ of its kind
A young woman suffered a severe allergic reaction to her boyfriend's semen due to his consumption of Brazil nuts, causing intense itching and swelling in her vulva. After treatment with antihistamines, doctors confirmed the transfer of allergens through intercourse, advising the couple to take precautions and keep medication on hand for future encounters. Anaphylaxis symptoms should be treated as a medical emergency, including the use of an adrenaline auto-injector and calling for an ambulance if...
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