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 by Staff Writers Prague (AFP) June 10, 2018
A young woman drowned and a man is missing after they were caught inside Prague's drain system by torrential rains while participating in a global GPS-based treasure hunt, police said Sunday. They were among a group of four people "geocaching" -- using their smartphone's GPS to search for little treasures hidden all over the world -- when the rapidly rising water from the storm trapped them in the Czech capital's underground drainage system on Saturday night. "A woman was found dead in the Vltava (river) and a man is still missing," police spokesman Jan Rybansky told AFP. The sewer system drains into the Vltava. The identity of the 27-year-old victim has not yet been confirmed by the coroner. The other two members of the group managed to escape and were hospitalised, the police spokesman said, and the search for the missing man resumed on Sunday.
GMV competing to develop the Galileo Ground Control Segment in brand new premises Madrid, Spain (SPX) Jun 07, 2018 The technology multinational GMV, provider of system integration, development and engineering in the sectors of aerospace, defense, intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and ICTs, has decided to enlarge its central site in the technology park called Parque Tecnologico de Madrid, acquiring 6500 m2 of office space in a 10,000-m plot to house 350 new employees. In January 1991 the technology group set up its head office in the Madrid suburb of Tres Cantos, becoming one of the main firms to move in ... read more
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