Zielona Gora. During last month in Zielona Gora and the surrounding area has experienced six attacks on women aged 16 to 32 years. Women were attacked with a sharp tool. In two cases there was a rape - the other women managed to escape. The city seized a psychosis of fear. Women are afraid to go out after dark and buy pepper spray in bulk to be able to defend in case of attack. Residents are hanging the posters with a image of the attacker throughout the city. Police officers set up in the last week, a special group that deals exclusively with the case. Shotlist: 1. People walking in the park lane 2. The woman hung a poster at the bus stop 3. Street and buildings in the city 4. SOUNDBITE - Monika: "It is dangerous. They should have catch him. The girls are too afraid and don't leave the house" 5. Street and the blocks in the city 6. A man passes the gauge 7. SOUNDBITE - Agnieszka, saleswoman: "Everyone is afraid, everyone says that they see him, but no one caught him" 8. Gas container standing on the counter 9. Taxi stand 10. SOUNDBITE - Taxi Driver: "Women mention that they prefer to pay a few cents, and safely go home." 11. View of the shops and block 12. A poster hanging on the building 13. SOUNDBITE - Woman: " I have a gas, I have already bought it. Now all colleagues bought gas. I hope they catch the psycho" 14. Woman walking the dog 15. Gas containers 16. SOUNDBITE - Seller: "A gas is good for women to defend" ' 17. A woman buying a container with gas 18. A poster hanging on the door of the school 19. SOUNDBITE - Iga Momot, a student: "We start with the initiative because we feel threatened, and that we are responsible for our safety." 20. The camera on the school building 21. Youth in school hallway 22. SOUNDBITE - Iga Momot: "It is not only self-defense course, but meeting with a psychologist and remain calm when it comes to meeting with the enemy" 23. Students sitting in a classroom 24. SOUNDBITE - Bozena Hałas, teacher: "There is a psychosis, that is discharged each other, we give signals that we reached home. Well this is not normal to us' 25. A poster hanging on the bulletin board 26. SOUNDBITE - Karolina Przychodzka, a student: "We just want to be safe in our city" 27. Press Conference 28. SOUNDBITE - Malgorzata Stanislawska, police in Zielona Gora: "At this time, a group of police experts working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. However, the safety of the city and county police officers watch 100 policemen a day." 29. Camera monitoring 30. Police car

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Gdynia. For the second time Gdynia hosted a Festival of ice sculptures.

This year the festival was a part of anniversary celebrations of the city of Gdynia.

Three teams of artists were asked to make sculptures inspired by maritime topics.

Each team made one big and three smaller sculptures. 66 ice blocks weighting almost 9 tons were transported to Gdynia from Wroclaw for the festival.
Polish artists from Wroclaw and Poznan as well as their Bulgarian colleagues have created various beautiful sculptures - from little fish to big vessels.
Shotlist: 1. Ice sculptures
2. A man taking a photo
3. SOUNDBITE – Woman: "It's beautiful this year. It's delightful.
4. SOUNDBITE – Family: "It's really nice. Last year it was worse, this year it's very nice and I think that next year it will be better."
5. Ice sculpture of a shrimp
6. Ice sculpture of flowers
7. Children touching an ice sculpture of a swan
8. SOUNDBITE - "The theme of the festival was Gdynia's birthday. The sculptures are showing motives inspired by Gdynia, sea, marine motives, fish, but also flowers made by the Bulgarian team. Like the authors said - flowers on Gdynia birthday."
9. Ice sculpture
10. Woman taking picture
11. SOUNDBITE - "Ice sculptures aren't very popular in Poland. This is one of the few events with usage of the ice and it's the second time here in Gdynia. "
12. Ice sculpture showing a panorama of ships
13. SOUNDBITE – Woman: "I saw on the television that they were doing sculptures like those somewhere in Russia and I see that we're catching on. It's nice. Teenagers can show off.
14. Sculpture showing a jellyfish 15. Children sitting on the ice frame.

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Following a period of preparation that involved securing equipment and setting up systems of recruitment and payment, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Cash-for-Work initiative in Haiti is expanding rapidly. The number of workers doubled over the weekend to 31,885 and is expected to double by the end of the week. “Expansion at first was constrained by the need to coordinate with local authorities and ensure that systems were in place for things like payments and for the transparent and accountable management of the finances,” said UNDP Country Director Eric Overvest. Another challenge was obtaining the boots, gloves, shovels, pickaxes, wheelbarrows and trucks needed to remove the waste, added Cash-for-Work Programme Manager Abdullah Al-Laham. “At the end of the programme, all this material will be given to the poor and vulnerable to help sustain their livelihoods.” Al-Laham said UNDP is in the process of partnering with 15 national and international non-governmental organizations to facilitate the expansion of the programme into other areas of the city. These organizations are being selected through a call for proposals and a vetting of qualifications and will be announced before the end of the week. The programme, co-ordinated by the UNDP as part of its Emergency Relief and Recovery Framework, is working to put 100,000 workers on the street as quickly as possible, ideally doubling that further as conditions and funds allow. The workers are paid 180 gourdes, or roughly US$4.50 at current rates of exchange, for six hours’ labour. The work includes removing building rubble from the streets, crushing and sorting of reusable material and disposal of debris. The purpose is to restore essential public facilities, such as light rehabilitation and repairs of public infrastructure, access to water and protection of water sources, markets, communal washing areas, community centers, among others. These will help lay the foundations for mid-term recovery and development. Money for the programme is coming from a wide variety of sources, including, for example, the governments of Italy, Japan, Norway and Spain. In a demonstration of south-south solidarity, the governments of Brazil, China, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, and Mexico also have contributed to or have expressed interest to the programme. As of today, US$13.2 million have been pledged and US$6.1 million have been received. “The cash for work programme is bringing immediate results to restore livelihoods and dignity to the people of Haiti,” said UN Humanitarian Coordinator Kim Bolduc. “But to succeed it has to reach many more people, and this requires sustained international support from partners.”

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Katy Wrocławskie. 17 units of fire fighters are trying to extuinguish a fire that broke out at a gas station in Katy Wroclawskie. The underground tank with propane-butane, in which there were over 6 thousand liters of gas is in flames. Due to the danger over 200 people were evacuated in a 1 km radius around the station. Shotlist: 1. A burning gas station 2. Bursting flames 3. Soundbite - Mieszyslaw Rep, vice mayor: "A gas station is burning due to a tank with gas. People are being evacuated at the moment. In the whole action fire service and muncipal authorities are involved" 4. Fire fighters standing in front of a burning gas station 5. Fire fighters standing in the street near the fire trucks 6. Firefighters extinguishing a fire station 7. Soundbite - Jaroslaw Wojciechowski, Fire Service: "Containers with Etylina of 95, 98, fuel oil and diesel." 8. Fire fighters extinguishing a fire 9. View of the fire station from afar 10. Fire fighters extinguishing a fire. 11. Table departures at the station 12. The boy standing at the station with a suitcase 13. People walking in the station 14. Soundbite - Wojciech Kurzyjamski, Lower Silesian Regional Transport: "Fire brigade put some kilometer protection zone, in which the tracks and station in Katy Wroclawskie have been included so trains cannot travel that way." 15. Group of people talking in front of the bus. 16. Bus with sign "Substitute Communications" 17. People walking with their luggage on the platform 18. People entering the bus 19. Soundbite - Jarosław Wojciechowski, Fire Service: "Well at the moment there is 17 units of fire service, approximately 60 people, a reinforced police forces from Wroclaw. They protect the whole area. There is also an ambulance. They are the city authorities. The nearest school has been protected." 20. Fire trucks standing on the street. 21. A fire truck standing at the station 22. Fire on the station 23. A gas station.

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Gdansk. The crew that rescued a dog travelling on a ice floe received awards for their heroic action. The awards were given by Animal Watch Association on the ship called "Baltica". The whole crew with a new member – the dog, now called "Baltic" - received some gifts. Dog feels great among people who saved him. Shotlist: Gdansk 1. Man stroking the dog 2. Dog walking on the board 3. Man stroking the dog 4. SOUNDBITE - Adam Buczynski: " Dog has become a member of the ship crew. Even before the next cruise,which we are going, Our chef ordered a special food for a dog before our upcoming cruise". 5. Dog laying on a coach 6. Man holding the dog 7. SOUNDBITE - Adam Buczynski: "Since Friday the dog has been walking on a board by himself. He was scared first, but on Friday the rescue dog was here, and he taught him. And now he got used to this place" 8. Dog walking on a ship board 9. Dog lying on a cauch 10. Man carrying dog food 11. SOUNDBITE - Mateusz Janda, Animals Watch: "I would like to thank a ship director, that I can meet with his crew - the great heroes, who saved the life of the animal" 12. A box with a sign of Animals Watch 13. Badges with a inscriptions Animals Watch 14. A statue with the inscription thanking for saving "Baltic" 15. Man giving a statue for the crew 16. Man pinig a badge for saving a dog 17. A badge with the inscription Animals Watch 18. Man pining a badge 19. Photos posing 20. Man showing a picture of the dogs 21. The dog receiving the gift - a dog leash 22. Man stroking a dog, saying: "You are a great hero, you lonely sailor" 23. SOUNDBITE - Mateusz Janda: "He had a will to live. And we can't let he would be harmed" 24. A dog with his rescuer walking near the ship

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