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蒙特利尔周一要闻:疑似龙卷风调查、面包店被破坏与麻疹疫情结束

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 加拿大环境部(Environment Canada)称北方龙卷风项目(Northern Tornadoes Project)在周日风暴后对雷彭蒂尼(Repentigny)疑似龙卷风展开调查。 该风暴周日袭击雷彭蒂尼(位于蒙特利尔东北),导致北方龙卷风项目的调查人员检查损毁情况并查看显示弱旋转的雷达回波。此前7月21日已确认两处龙卷风(哈灵顿的EF1级和圣多纳(Saint-Donat)的EF0级)。加拿大环境部称事件发生时未发布特别警报。

  2. 魁北克省警察局提醒:建筑工人休假结束,本周驾车者上路需谨慎。 随着省内建筑工人假期结束,工地恢复作业,警察敦促司机注意恢复的施工路段和改变的交通模式。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 圣丹尼斯街(Saint-Denis)上“妈米·克拉富蒂(Mamie Clafoutis)”面包店再次遭破坏,现场留有反技术涂鸦。 店主尼古拉·德卢尔梅尔(Nicolas Delourmel)告诉警方,午夜后45分钟接到通知称店面前窗被砸;监控显示有物体砸碎玻璃,但未见财物被盗。这家店两年前改为自助模式;此前5月1日曾有蒙面入侵者闯入并喷涂反资本主义涂鸦,入侵者当时声称抗议店方被指使用人脸识别,店主否认该说法。

  2. 一份报告披露外国黑客针对魁北克市政供水厂发动攻击,引发网络安全警报。 报告指出有外国行为体针对魁北克的市政供水系统活动,列举对控制系统的具体入侵尝试,并敦促各市加强防御,报告本周发布。

🏥 卫生

  1. 魁北克最新麻疹疫情已结束:超一个月无新增病例。 卫生当局报告超过一个月没有新增麻疹病例,基于报告病例的中断宣布疫情结束。

  2. 乌阿图阿(Outaouais)地区销售的奶酪因可能受金黄色葡萄球菌污染被召回。 召回涉及乌阿图阿零售商售卖的特定批次奶酪,卫生主管部门建议购买了列出批号的消费者退回或弃置该产品。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蒙特利尔东区居民反对拟建的麦当劳(McDonald's)项目。 东区社区团体本周举行会议并发起请愿,反对该郊区拟议的特许经营开发,称在公开咨询中提出了多项关切。

  2. 拉克-西蒙(Lac-Simon)阿尼什纳贝族(Anishinaabe Nation)酋长公开质疑魁北克电力公司(Hydro-Québec)的协议影响。 拉克-西蒙酋长本周发表声明,批评近期魁北克电力公司的协议,呼吁就社区影响进行更多咨询并共享更多收益。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 西捷航空(WestJet)与空乘工会达成临时协议,拟结束罢工。 西捷与工会本周宣布达成一项临时协议,若获得成员批准将结束空乘人员罢工,细节将提交会员表决,航空公司表示。

  2. 魁北克部分雇主在办公桌下安装温度与占用传感器,以监测员工舒适度与桌位使用。 本夏季,省内多家公司开始在办公桌下放置温度和占用传感器,企业称这是试点项目或内部备忘录中的安排。

📰 今日还要闻

  • 连续第二天降雨导致蒙特利尔男子国家银行公开赛(National Bank Open)比赛延误。
  • 里穆斯基(Rimouski)一所妇女避难所在经历一个月中断后恢复全部服务。
  • 周日晚魁北克市附近发生小地震,居民报告有震感。
  • 加拿大环境部在另一份公告中也标出雷彭蒂尼可能有龙卷风着陆。
  • 运动员在渥太华第二届铁人三项赛中顶着雨完成比赛。

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