#interprovincial

[janjanenrico]

Rebecca Cruiser 00333

Bus Builder: Isuzu Motors, Ltd. (Japan) Model: Isuzu Cubic Japayuki City Bus

Originally Made by November 24th 2018. Remaked and Reliveried by June 30th, 2024.

CTTO: @wristwatchcollector-2024

[pachamama-radio]

Trágico accidente en Puno: Bus interprovincial Transzela deja un muerto y múltiples heridos

Un fatal accidente de tránsito ocurrió en la víspera cuando un bus interprovincial de la empresa Transzela colisionó contra un cerro en el kilómetro 228+700 de la vía Arequipa -Juliaca, jurisdicción de Santa Lucía, dejando como saldo una persona fallecida y varios heridos.

El siniestro se registró aproximadamente a las 11:30 horas, cuando el vehículo Scania de placa VEC-966, que transportaba 40 pasajeros, impactó contra una formación rocosa cerca del puente colgante de Caluta. Según versiones de testigos, el conductor habría perdido el control al intentar evadir otro vehículo.

La Policía Nacional del Perú confirmó el fallecimiento de una mujer de aproximadamente 50 años, cuya identidad aún no ha sido determinada. Los heridos fueron auxiliados inicialmente por civiles que transitaban por la zona, debido a la falta de señal telefónica en el área.

El copiloto del bus siniestrado fue identificado como Walter Cáceres Luque, de 37 años, domiciliado en Ayaviri. El vehículo sufrió daños considerables, incluyendo abolladuras en el lateral derecho, destrucción de la parte frontal, rotura de parabrisas y ventanas.

Las labores de rescate requirieron un esfuerzo conjunto entre la policía, personal de salud y ciudadanos, quienes trabajaron para liberar a los pasajeros atrapados entre los fierros retorcidos. Los heridos fueron trasladados al Centro de Salud de Santa Lucía.

Las autoridades iniciaron las investigaciones correspondientes para determinar las causas exactas del accidente. El caso fue derivado a la Comisaría PNP de Santa Lucía, donde se realizarán las diligencias conforme a ley para esclarecer este trágico suceso que enluta nuevamente a una familia peruana.

Relación de heridos:

Cipriano Vázquez Condori de 52 años natural de Ayaviri

Kateryn Condori Tipo natural de Sandía

Natalia Apaza Laura de 24 años de Cusco

uan Ccama Condori 49 años del centro poblado de Puquiri

Sofía Vilca Cacho de 41 años Zepita

Graciela Claudia Solórzano 36 años de  Juliaca

Kateryn Calsina Mestas de 28 años de Juliaca

Sara Lira de Herencia de 70 años de Arequipa

 Feliciana Quispe de Martínez de  67 años de Juliaca

Fernando Cabano Condori de 40 años de Pinaya

 Bayron Condori Apaza 2 años de Cusco

Ángel Condori Mamani 58 años de Arequipa

Bonifacia Rodrigo Choque 66 años de Moho

Marilú Flores Machaca 27 años de Juliaca

Ceferina Huaytalla Huaytalla 73 años de Arequipa

Soraida Rodrigo de Huanca 78 años de Moho

Maricarmen Chacón Huanca 21 años de Moho

Vicente Jacho Quispe 72 años Asillo

Agustina Iquiapaza Accarapi 71 años Juliaca

Hilda Olvea Calla 62 años de Moho

Ronaldo Ancca Huayta 46 años de Arequipa

Marcelina vilca de Pancca 70 años Arequipa

Puno

via https://pachamamaradio.org/tragico-accidente-en-puno-bus-interprovincial-transzela-deja-un-muerto-y-multiples-heridos/

[valkresdarkside]

I need him pegged and pregnaaaaaaaaanttttttttttt 😭😤

[theiliad]

I am finally. Going to pursue a breast reduction. Again.

[lunariarts]

This is gonna be a miserable 8 hr bus trip holy fuck

[chaseottawa]

Poilievre Cannot Defeat Trump Because He Aspires to Be a Mini-Trump: Chrystia Freeland

“There are some pivotal moments in history, and the threat from the U.S. challenging the existence of Canada is clearly one such moment.” Chrystia Freeland stated in a virtual Council Hall meeting of the Liberals on Sunday.  She emphasized the importance of Canada standing firm against external threats, particularly from the United States, which she sees as challenging the country’s sovereignty.…

[soberaniasar]

[xtruss]

Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (31 August 12 AD – 24 January 41 AD), better known by his nickname Caligula, was Roman Emperor from AD 37 until his assassination in AD 41. He was the son of the Roman general Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder, Augustus' granddaughter, members of the first ruling family of the Roman Empire. He was born two years before Tiberius was made emperor. Gaius accompanied his father, mother and siblings on campaign in Germania, at little more than four or five years old. He had been named after Gaius Julius Caesar, but his father's soldiers affectionately nicknamed him "Caligula" ('Little Boot'). Photograph By Bridgeman Images

The Northern Lights Glow and the annual Perseid meteor streaks over the Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park in Saskatchewan, Canada 🇨🇦 on August 10, 2018. Astrotourism—the practice of traveling to stargaze—is a booming industry. Photograph By Alan Dyer, Science Source

A Crowd Watches the Moon Rise over the Temple of Poseidon, 43 Miles South of Athens, Greece 🇬🇷, on May 15, 2022. Photograph By Louisa Goulimaki, Getty Images

[terriwriting]

In Canada, a group of tech CEOs has come up with a political public relations effort called Build Canada, with the stated goal of strengthening the economy in the face of Trump’s threat to impose punishing tariffs. Trump has repeatedly linked the tariffs to annexing Canada and making our country the “51st state.”

So far, Build Canada’s website offers a series of short policy statements calling for 110,000 jobs to be cut from the federal public service over four years, AI to be used in government services, interprovincial trade barriers to come down and the federal government to step in to compel provinces and municipalities to allow autonomous vehicles and delivery robots. There are also calls for immigration for humanitarian reasons to be sharply curtailed in favour of higher-income and highly skilled immigrants, and to fund content creators to tell inspiring stories about Canada.

But Build Canada is connected to another website called Canada Spends that looks a lot like the DOGE.gov website.

[valkyrieres]

Interprovincial drive ft. helo mochis 🥰 (I forgot to bring my eraser lol)

[state-of-calamity]

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park - Saskatchewan

15-Sep-2020 | R. Clark-Martin

#0033 Postcard

[seat-safety-switch]

Last week, I was driving past the local shoe emporium, when I thought it might be a good idea to buy some shoes. Seizing the wheel with both hands, I roughly jagged the Valiant across four lanes of interprovincial traffic. Did I lift throttle as I approached the casually-landscaped dirt embankment separating the parking lot from the outlet mall? Only if I were a coward who drove an untrustworthy car.

After the '74 Vally ceased its end-over-end rolling, landing perfectly on its wheels like a 3400-lb ballerina made mostly out of iron oxide, I stepped out and headed into the mall. Now, if you haven't been to a mall lately, you're probably a normal human being. The only folks who still roam the shattered husks of Western cultural imperialism that dot our apocalyptic landscape are the poor souls that are paid to be there. And also old people, doing mall-walking, because it's too hot to exercise outside.

When the world still made sense, there was a plinth here, marked "information." You could look at a little map of the mall, broken down by categories. In this era, there is no "Men's Shoes" category. There is no map at all. Two burned-out T8 fluorescent bulbs un-shine behind an empty lens, the paper having been removed by some bitter ex-employee turned vandal decades prior. I do not need a map: I already know this particular territory.

Through an unusual – some might say creepy, although that goes way too far and you should get out more – agreement, the Shoes Unlimited is constantly replenished with footwear that other, richer stores did not want. It's not clear what happens to the shoes that do not get bought here, but I am sure it is not a pretty fate.

That is, if any shoes are ever discarded at all. Without a crack management team, the employees have gone feral, resorting to only the activities required for retail survival. The floor is covered in a couple feet of discarded shoeboxes, crinkly tissue paper, and loose athletic trainers which will never again see their factory mate before the sun konks out.

After a few minutes of searching, I finally pick up a box marked Piloti with a picture of a race car on the side of it. Driving shoes, I reason, or at least ones that were made before Formula One turned into a boating event. Although the thermal label on the side of the box is faded, it looks vaguely like my shoe size. My prize is carried to the counter, where I place it in front of an employee who looks at me with a mixture of fear and disgust. I have played this game before, and we begin a wordless game of negotiation, locked in slow-motion combat like two chess players who are trying to figure out which one of the two of us has to take a shit first.

The world turns. Twenty dollars – a moist but otherwise perfectly legal Lizzy 2 – is placed on the counter, and accepted at last. I change my shoes right there, throwing my old ones into the mess on the floor. Will they benefit some other traveller, in the distant future? We may never know, but we have to keep trying.

[rabbitcruiser]

Yellowhead Highway, BC

The Yellowhead Highway (French: Route Yellowhead) is a major interprovincial highway in Western Canada that runs from Winnipeg to Graham Island off the coast of British Columbia via Saskatoon and Edmonton. It stretches across the four western Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba and is part of the Trans-Canada Highway system and the larger National Highway System, but should not be confused with the more southerly, originally-designated Trans-Canada Highway. The highway was officially opened in 1970. Beginning in 1990, the green and white Trans-Canada logo is used to designate the roadway.

The highway is named for the Yellowhead Pass, the route chosen to cross the Canadian Rockies. The pass and the highway are named after a fur trader and explorer named Pierre Bostonais. He had yellow streaks in his hair, and was nicknamed "Tête Jaune" (Yellowhead). Almost the entire length of the highway is numbered as 16, except for the section in Manitoba that is concurrent��with Trans-Canada Highway 1.

Source: Wikipedia

[passive-insomniac]

Music Shuffle Game

i need whimsy in my life so bad i have no one to tag so whomp! tag to u i guess!

shoutout @gr8pinkplanet bolstering interprovincial canadian trade w the tag!

Rules: shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and post the first 10 songs, then tag 10 friends to do the same.

girl feels good - fka twigs

B2b - charli xcx

used to know me - charli xcx

disease - lady gaga

childlike things - fka twigs

total evil shit - evgenion, vLoadead

bit of rain - empress of

365 feat. shygirl - charli xcx

good money - kilo kish

зорі - райчу, blessbaby

feeling very gay stereotype rn

[apleasurableillusion]

If this crisis is literally how Canada stops the interprovincial trade barriers, I'm going to scream

[akhenaten-art]

Railway Spike

From the world of The Black Relics.

Leftover implements from the construction of the Searbigh Interprovincial Railway, these spikes are sometimes utilized by highwaymen as makeshift daggers.

12/02/2024