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Maggie Maybe

More of this please:

“After careful consideration, #CTA has decided to suspend the use of its general information (@cta) and service alerts (@ctaAlerts) accounts on #Twitter/X.com, as this social media platform no longer provides the value it once did for us to effectively reach and communicate with our riders. The @CTARPM account on X.com is unaffected and will continue to provide project information and updates through the remainder of project work. For real-time service information, CTA riders are encouraged to sign up for our subscription alerts available via text/email, which can be customized to provide information for preferred routes. For the occasional CTA riders, real-time service alerts will continue to available at transitchicago.com."

abc7chicago.com/post/chicago-t

abc7chicago.com · Chicago Transit Authority deactivates X social media accountsBy ABC7 Chicago Digital Team
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Enzyklopädie Roter Kreis

Im Podcast "Search for the Missing" wird in mehreren kurzen Folgen die Tätigkeit des Suchdienstes des Internationalen Komitees vom Roten Kreuz in Konfliktgebieten (Central Tracing Service), vor allem in der Ukraine, dargestellt. Der Abruf ist mit jedem Podcatcher möglich.
➡️ iheart.com/podcast/1333-search (Search for the Missing)
➡️ roter-kreis.de/Podcast (Sammlung von Podcasts mit Bezug zum Roten Kreuz)

iHeartSearch for the Missing | iHeartIn times of armed conflict, people all too often get separated in the chaos of fighting, displacement and the struggle for survival. For families, this can mean weeks, months or even years of anguish and distress – but also of hope that their loved ones will return one day. Under the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols, States have obligations to prevent people from going missing and to provide families with information if they do. In this podcast, we’re looking particularly at how these obligations are reflected in the work of the ICRC Central Tracing Agency Bureau for the international armed conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine (CTA Bureau) and how they help alleviate the suffering of families waiting for news.
#RotesKreuz#RedCross#IKRK
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