The Mossos d'Esquadra have located the resident of Vilanova de Bellpuig safe and sound. who disappeared this Wednesday in the same town of Pla d'UrgellHis name is Ramon Carulla Argilés, he is 46 years old and he is the builder who was renovating the housewhich collapsed on WednesdayThe collapse left four people injured, two of them seriously. Catalan police confirm they found him in the province of Lleida. Also on Friday, Carulla had contacted his family, but hadn't specified his whereabouts. Finally, they located him.

At least 22 people died and 16 others were injured, some seriously, after two residential buildings collapsed in the city of Fez, in central Morocco. The disaster occurred Wednesday night in the Mostaqbal neighborhood when two four-story buildings collapsed, local authorities reported. The death toll is a "preliminary count," according to the same sources, who explained that a total of eight families lived in the two buildings. "After receiving notification of the incident, local and security authorities, as well as Civil Protection personnel, immediately went to the scene to begin search and rescue operations," they reported. Authorities have taken measures to secure the perimeter of the collapsed buildings and evacuate residents from surrounding homes. The injured have been taken to the University Hospital Center of Fez to receive the necessary medical attention, while operations continue to search for any other victims in the rubble.

Last Thursday, after the Midday newscast and before the weather forecast, we saw on TV3 a promotion of the Collapse offering a taste of what we would see on Saturday night. We were shown images of Jordi González sitting opposite journalist Pedro J. Ramírez, in a gloomy yet elegant setting, under the light of fluorescent lights. The presenter explained that he would speak to Pedrojota in Catalan because he had grown up hearing that language. And then he asked him a question: "Pedro, what does Catalonia represent to you?" However, it seems we won't ever know the answer, because on Saturday we didn't see this interview anywhere. Not a trace. And that's despite the fact that the voice that closed the advertisement made it very clear: "Pedro J. Ramírez, in the Collapse, with Jordi González. Saturday night on TV3 and the 3Cat platform." It had been marketed as the show's main attraction and was used as a hook to capture the audience. Furthermore, the promotional images showed that the interview had already been done and recorded, so its disappearance could not have been attributed to some unforeseen event on the part of the guest, which should have been attributed to some unforeseen event on the part of the guest. We are faced with the mysterious case of the disappearance of Pedrojota's interview and one more reason that reveals the erratic and chaotic direction of the network, where it seems that the criteria are applied depending on which way the wind blows and the pressure from social media. Bestial It has also had consequences. Beyond delaying the broadcast time of this Sunday night's second episode, the program was half an hour shorter than the first and was noticeably cut down in every way. Just the opening presentation by Bibiana Ballbé was already busy getting to work and finishing sooner. Her harangues to the viewers were flagrantly curtailed, attempting to disguise the moments of overexcitement and uncontrolled enthusiasm that had caused so much suffering the previous week. The famous beastly button never crowed. In the new emergency production, they limited themselves to showing futile couch conversations and eliminated the on-stage interventions that encouraged dancing or absurd activities to simulate the artificially festive tone. In the end, however, we weren't spared the ridiculous moment of playing tug-of-war, although possibly no one saw it given the dismal audience figures. The cuts were brutal. In a desperate attempt, an attempt was made to modify the original version after the audience's reaction, attempting to transform it into something else.

On Saturday night, the Collapse The new era began with Jordi González at the helm. Ricard Ustrell appeared to hand over the baton, handing him a suitcase containing a button that started the program's machinery. González began by talking about himself and his return to public television: "9,125 nights later, in my language and on TV3, I bid you good night!" Collapse once again lived up to its name in that season premiere. Manu Guix introduced the band, warning that he was leaving the musicians there, but that he would leave later because he had a commitment to the Operación Triunfo Academy. Everyone has more important things to do than stay in the Collapse. González announced her friend Marta Torné as the program's godmother, a ritual disguised as important with no clear purpose. If anything has become clear to us from the Collapse It's that everyone brings their friends. And once again, we fell into the inbreeding of TV3, where the story revolves around themselves.

The collapse of a building in Sallent triggered alarms early Tuesday morning, requiring rapid response from the fire department. In total, two more people were rescued and 13 other residents had to be treated and evacuated due to the collapse of a block in the town of Bages, according to the Generalitat Fire Department, which mobilized five units.

A 71-year-old woman and her 40-year-old daughter were injured when part of the floor of their home, a first-floor apartment on Virgen de Lourdes Street in Badalona, collapsed shortly after 10:30 a.m. The poor condition of the beams brought down the first-floor formwork and created a hole between three and four meters in the kitchen. The elderly woman, who was having breakfast in this room at the time, fell to the floor below, which fortunately was empty. The daughter was injured after trying to help her mother and father, who were also in the apartment. "Otherwise, they would both have fallen," she told ARA. The victims were treated at the Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital, where the mother remains hospitalized with "considerable injuries."

On Saturday, Ricard Ustrell interviewed the president of the Bank of Sabadell, Josep Oliu, in the CollapseAs the banker himself explained, he only goes on television "on very special occasions." In fact, he couldn't recall ever having gone. It's easy to guess that the underlying storm of the BBVA takeover bid has prompted this exceptional need, although Oliu cited reasons of geographical coincidence: "I'm from Sabadell. And when they told me Ricard could ask me, who's also from Sabadell, I said I can't refuse him." Oliu liked to recall the past ties between his family and Ustrell's. A delicate way to establish a cordial pact and leave without any damage.

The rescue teams have found early Thursday morning the lifeless body of a minor missing in the collapse of an apartment building on Wednesday in Peniscola, as reported by the emergency services of the Valencian Country. A psychosocial team has moved to attend to the family while they continue the work to locate another person, a woman, who is still missing. Late Wednesday Firefighters and located alive and conscious a third person who was inside the building when it collapsed and had been trapped under the rubble.