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Georgia breaks quarter-million mark for voting for third day in a row
SUMMARY: Georgians are voting in significant numbers, with over 250,000 ballots cast today, bringing the total to more than 840,000, including absentee votes. The Secretary of State’s office aims to reach 1 million early votes by Friday. Early voting continues through November 1st, with Election Day scheduled for November 5th.
More than 897,100 people have now voted in Georgia in the 2024 election, state figures show as of Thursday night.
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Germans mourn the 5 killed and 200 injured in the apparent attack on a Christmas market
SUMMARY: On Friday evening in Magdeburg, Germany, a doctor drove his BMW into a crowded Christmas market, killing five people, including a child, and injuring 200 others. The driver, a 50-year-old Saudi immigrant, surrendered and is under investigation for murder and attempted murder. Authorities are exploring potential motives, including his dissatisfaction with Saudi refugees’ treatment in Germany. The attack, which shocked the nation, led to heightened security at other Christmas markets. The violence evoked memories of the 2016 Berlin attack. A memorial service was held in Magdeburg, and flags were lowered nationwide in tribute.
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Local doctors warn you about the flu and common cold this holiday season
SUMMARY: As the holiday season approaches, health experts urge caution to prevent germ transmission during gatherings. Dr. Hetal Thakore advises that individuals with respiratory issues should avoid close contact with others. Host activities should include routine sanitization of surfaces, as the holidays increase the risk of flu and other viruses. While many illnesses stem from the common cold, Dr. Thakore notes that flu vaccines vary in effectiveness due to viral mutations. Seek medical attention if experiencing severe symptoms like high fever or difficulty breathing. Mild symptoms like congestion warrant staying home to minimize contagion.
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SUMMARY: AAA forecasts a record 108,677 more travelers this year in Georgia, with 3.7 million expected to journey over 50 miles, primarily by car. Factors influencing travel include colder weather reducing gas demand and a shift to online holiday shopping. Current gas prices in Georgia are stable at $2.92 per gallon, slightly lower than last year’s $3. Nearby states generally offer cheaper gas, with Tennessee at around $2.72. Lane closures on major highways will be suspended from Monday until January 5. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport anticipates a busy Christmas Day, expecting 327,724 travelers.
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