10 | Autor: 16th anniversary of AMIA bombing will be observed Sunday
The bombing, on July 18, 1994, caused the seven-dispatch building of the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA; Jewish-Argentine Common Association community center) in Buenos Aires to disintegration, killing 85 people and injuring another 300. It was Argentina’s deadliest bombing and the largest segregate incident of terrorism against Jews since World War II.In 2006, Argentine prosecutors charged the ministry of Iran and and the Lebanese militia Hezbollah with responsibility for the bombing. Iran and Hezbollah denied the charges, and no one has ever been brought to burr under the saddle for the terrorist attack. Join the discussion
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Tips to reduce your chance of injury
• Pay heed to poisons. Death by poisoning, including drug overdoses and reactions, account for around half of all home fatalities, said Alana Shacter, an epidemiologist with the Arizona Branch of Health Services. That's much more than fires, falls or child drownings, which often get more publicity.
"Identify what medications you're taking, and make sure they're not working against each other," she said.
• Attentive in the kitchen. "Cooking equipment is always the Number 1 cause of (home ground) fires," Barger said. Children and younger adults are more fitting to be burn victims.
"Keep kids out of the kitchen while you're cooking," Shacter suggests.
• Place smoke detectors if you don't have them. For more fire protection, consider adding a welcoming comfortable with-sprinkler system.
• Watch for padlocks. The worst fire fatalities often issued at schools, nightclubs or other buildings where doors have been locked from the surface. "Chained facilities are dangerous," Barger said.
• Punctilious on the road. Wear seatbelts in cars and helmets when on bicycles or motorcycles.
• Sidestep emergency rooms for poisoning cases if you can. Before rushing to the sanatorium, Shacter suggests seeking less costly and possibly faster servants by calling a Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222). You also can pocket tips on venomous stings and bites.
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