Anonymous ID: 1ecf53 June 9, 2024, 6:24 a.m. No.20993748   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>forget cartels, we need cycling rights

 

Hundreds join Mexico naked cycle ride to demand road safety

Hundreds of cyclists gathered for Saturday’s 17th naked cycling ride in central Mexico City. The protest aimed to make cyclists visible and raise awareness among the population about their fragility in road accidents. (AP Video shot by Amaranta Marentes)

 

https://apnews.com/1d619daef4a44c3d9cb735a80e823a1f

Anonymous ID: 1ecf53 June 9, 2024, 8:06 a.m. No.20994100   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4107 >>4162

Florida city uncovers mysterious network of secret tunnels - as eerie clues about their origin spark wild theories

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13498187/florida-secret-tunnels-Ybor-City.html

 

The discovery of a mysterious network of hidden tunnels beneath a Florida city has sparked wild theories about their origin. The passageways under Ybor City, a suburb near downtown Tampa, remained hidden for decades before a string of discoveries revealed the subterranean network. Historians have since speculated widely over their use, from moving moonshine, human trafficking and cash smuggling to simply 'as a sewer'.

 

The latest tunnels were found in 2018 near the Old Florida Brewery, close to East 6th Avenue and Noccio Parkway, while construction was being carried out on a new office building. Workers were tearing down a warehouse when they found the hidden passage, tall enough to stand up in with a rounded ceiling.

 

Several of the tunnels are brick-lined and only a few feet tall by a few feet wide - just enough for an adults to crouch or crawl through. The layered brickworks suggests they were constructed by skilled laborers.

 

There's been talk about mysterious passageways underneath the suburb of Ybor City in Central Florida going back about 20 years, according to University of Southern Florida - St. Petersburg professor Emeritus of history Dr. Gary Mormino.