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Hundreds of volunteers, soldiers and police are frantically digging through ruins of a collapsed Mexico City school in hopes of finding survivors in the wake of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake.
They have found the bodies of at least 25 students and teachers underneath the rubble.
Outside the school gates, rumours ran through the crowd of anxious parents that two families had received text messages from girls trapped inside, though nobody could say for sure whether it was true.
There are at least 248 confirmed fatalities so far in Mexico's deadliest earthquake since 1985.
And, in Puerto Rico, thousands are bracing for Hurricane Maria's direct hit this morning.
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A new addition has been put into place at the Dauphin Medical Clinic.
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The official ground breaking ceremony for dauphin’s second Habitat for Humanity home was held last night.
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There has been vandalism to the number 4 fairway at the Dauphin Lake Golf Resort over the weekend.
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The lock down has been lifted at Winnipeg’s international airport.
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Manitoba Infrastructure’s Emergency Measures Organization reports the next Alert Ready public awareness test is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 1:55 p.m.
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A Roblin local musician recently received an award at the Josie Music Awards 2017.
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An Open Forum on the proposed changes to corporate taxes was held yesterday by the Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce.
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Construction on the $23-million Dauphin Regional Health Centre Redevelopment will soon be heading into a key project phase.
As renovation work has progressed throughout the spring and summer, project officials are now just over a month away from opening the renovated Temporary Emergency Department / Special Care Unit space. The Temporary Emergency Department will soon result in some significant changes to the way people gain access to the hospital. Some of the most notable changes that will impact the general public when the Temporary Emergency Department opens (which is anticipated at the end of October) will include: the complete closure of the DRHC front door entrance (off 3rd St. SW); the closure of the front entrance vehicle ramp and walkway ramp to the general public; the opening of a temporary hospital entrance for all public access. (Entrance will be located between the Hospital and Community Health Building — at the rear of the buildings); additional access to the hospital’s back parking lot, which has opened off Jackson Street. The new access will be the preferred entrance/exit to the parking lot, which will lead to the new temporary entrance of the hospital; changes to the general public and staff parking areas at the back of DRHC; and general ‘way-finding’ within the hospital.
Prairie Mountain Health reminds you to watch for way-finding signage both inside and outside facilities which include the DRHC, Dauphin Community Health Building and Dauphin Personal Care Home.
PMH remains committed to providing additional timely information as we get closer to critical change over dates that will impact all of our health partners, stakeholders, staff and the general public.
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The official lot dedication for Dauphin’s second Habitat for Humanity home is still going ahead rain or shine.
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For many in the Parkland, mental health is an important issue that requires a greater amount of attention.
The provincial government is asking people to take part in surveys on mental health, substance use and addictions challenges.
There are 2 separate online surveys everyone in the parkland can participate in.
One targets individuals and families that have had experience with mental health or substance use and addictions challenges, and the other targets service providers. People have until October 13th to participate.
If you wish to take the survey yourself, you can visit the link here:
http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/mha/surveys.html
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