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Coronavirus does not only infect humans, but it also disrupts businesses, especially in 5G technology. Due to false reports claiming that 5G technology could cause the spread of COVID-19, a few citizens in the United Kingdom have resorted to burning down 5G stations to stop the virus. Why did it come to this Why are 5G stations being burned in t stanley website he UK People say they cause CoronavirusHow Coronavirus Kills 5G: In UK, Cit stanley cup izens Burned Down $57,000 Worth 5G Stations Allegedly Causing Virus ALY SONG on ReutersAccording to a report by the BBC, there have been cases of 5G stations worth $57,000 being burned down in several areas of the country after false reports of an alleged connection of the technology with the increased spread of the Coronavirus stanley water jug . U.K. authorities have seen massive fire cases in Birmingham, Liverpool, and Melling in Merseyside within last week.A video of citizens burning down a station in Aigburth -- which is now deleted -- was circulating in U.K. social media this past weekend. In Birmingham, police said that the tower that was burned down had a height of 70 feet. Police authorities have neither confirmed nor denied the involvement of false 5G tech rumors as the main reason why these people attacked the towers.5G and Coronavirus: How did this theory start As early as March, false stories about 5G tech s involvement with the Coronavirus were already being spread all over the world. Tech Times reported on Mar. 9 the main cause why people tend to believe this theo Qtsw Foreign minister to return to Israel to discuss aid to Gaza
Cyprus environment department has rejected plans for a 33 stanley de -turbine wind farm near two protected Natura 2000 zones, citing irreversible damage to wildlife habitats and increased threats to vulnerable species.The proposed 49.5MW development, submitted by a private company in the communities of Pyrga, Klavdia and Alethriko, would have affected the Potamos Panayias Stazousas special protection area SPA and the Stavrovouni special conservation area SCA .According to the departments final opinion, the wind farm posed a significant risk to birds such as the Lesser Spotted Eagle, Eurasian Eagle-Owl, and Skalifurta鈥?a stanley cup ll of which rely on the area for nesting and feeding.Particular concern was raised over the increased collision and electrocution risk caused by turbines and assoc stanley cup iated transmission infrastructure.New data collected after 2019, including GPS tracking of Bonellis Eagles, revealed extensive use of the area by the species, a fact not reflected in earlier assessments.At least three Bonellis Eagles are known to have died in collisions with energy infrastructure, while five more were killed by electrocution.The department also flagged the cumulative impact of existing developments in the area.Four wind farms are already in operation nearby, placing additional strain on fragile ecosystems.The proposed project, it said, would push the remaining natural habitat to its limits, making it marginal for the viability of protected populations. The application was first submitted in 2 |
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