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A travel writer reviews the $36 Matador Global Travel Adapter, highlighting its versatility to charge up to six devices simultaneously in over 170 countries with compatible plug styles and multiple USB ports, making it an essential and convenient gadget for international travelers.
A stomach-churning video captured the moment a bull gored Spanish matador Alejandro Conquero's rectum during a bullfighting event in Madrid. The 28-year-old suffered a serious injury to his posterior perianal region, which dissects the rectum and could affect the external sphincter of the anus. Conquero's father, a famous matador, was known as "The Hurricane of Huelva." This incident follows a similar goring of another matador in Cadiz last week, and a previous goring of a matador in Santiago in July. Despite sustaining multiple injuries, Conquero remains committed to the controversial sport.
Bullfighting star Andrés Roca Rey, known as the "Messi of Matadors," was gored by a 1,100-pound bull during a show in Spain. The bull caught Roca Rey in the thigh, tossing him in the air and ramming him into the stadium's boards. Roca Rey's teammate, Cayetano Rivera Ordoñez, jumped in to divert the bull's attention but was also gored, suffering a fractured rib. Roca Rey was taken to the hospital with knee wounds and bruises on his neck, face, and legs, but thankfully avoided life-threatening injuries.
The tornado that hit Matador, Texas, on Wednesday has been rated an EF-3 by the National Weather Service, making it the deadliest twister in Texas since 2015. The tornado killed four people and injured 15 others, causing significant damage to the town. The storm survey showed that the tornado touched down north of Matador and was on the ground for 9.4 miles, with maximum winds of 165 mph. At least 73 people across the U.S. have been killed by tornadoes this year.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has released the names of the four people who died in the tornado that hit Matador on Wednesday evening. Nine people were injured, and 29 structures were destroyed, with 11 having significant damage. Relief efforts have been set up to help the citizens of Matador, and officials have asked people to stop sending supplies as they cannot store any more.
The search and recovery efforts in Matador, Texas, have been completed after a deadly tornado hit the area on Wednesday night, leaving four people dead and around 15 injured. The damage to property was significant, with 29 structures destroyed, 11 with significant damage, and 23 with damage. Power has been restored to 80% of the town, and officials have asked people to stop sending supplies as they cannot store any more. A relief fund has been set up for those wanting to donate.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has identified the four victims killed after a tornado hit Matador on Wednesday evening. Nine people were injured, and multiple agencies rushed to help with rescue efforts. 29 structures were destroyed, and 80% of the town's power has been restored. Relief efforts have been set up to help citizens affected by the tornado.
At least four people are dead and nine are injured after a tornado hit Matador, a small town of nearly 800 people northeast of Lubbock, late Wednesday night. The tornado was brought on by several severe storms in the region. Multiple state and local agencies have sent police, fire and EMS resources to Motley County, where Matador is, to help with search and rescue efforts. Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration in response to the Matador tornado.
Multiple tornadoes, softball-size hail, and wind gusts topping 100 mph hit West Texas, causing significant damage around the Matador community. Widespread power outages were reported, and the worst of the damage appeared to be in the Motley County community of Matador. The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado was on the ground northeast of the Afton community and moving southeast at 20 mph. The storms came six days after a confirmed EF-3 tornado left three people dead and more than 100 injured in Perryton in the northern Texas Panhandle.