Tomasz Makaruk, PhD

DNATA CR/AA/2024 01st May 2024 Dear Valued Customer, Subject: Unstable Weather Warning We hope this message finds you well. We're reaching out to inform you about recent unstable weather warnings issued by the UAE's National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) for the upcoming week. According to forecasts from the Met Department, inclement weather is expected to begin from the west by Wednesday night. At dnata cargo, your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. Therefore, we want to ensure you are adequately prepared for any potential disruptions that may arise due to adverse weather conditions. We kindly remind you to plan and prepare in advance for any possible impacts on your shipments. Rest assured, we are fully committed to ensuring the safety and efficiency of your shipments, especially during adverse weather conditions. To this end, we have proactively implemented a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to maintain operational readiness and minimize any potential disruptions to your business. Here's how we are prepared to serve you: Adequate Resources and ADM monitoring: Our teams are fully equipped and ready to manage your cargo with the highest level of care and attention and are also monitoring our ADM system to ensure smooth and timely handling of your shipments. 24/7 Uninterrupted Operations: Our warehouses are open 24/7 to serve you. Contingency Planning: We have comprehensive contingency plans in place to address various scenarios that may arise due to adverse weather, enabling us to respond swiftly and effectively to minimize disruptions to your cargo shipments. Collaboration with Partners: We work closely with our partners, including carriers, authorities, and other stakeholders, to coordinate efforts and ensure a seamless flow of operations, even in adverse weather conditions. Please be rest assured that our dedicated teams are working tirelessly alongside our response teams and partners to mitigate any potential impact on our operations. We will keep you updated on any further developments regarding the weather situation and its potential impact on your shipments. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation. #weather #delay #raining #shipping #freight #airshipment

US, UK carried out strikes at Yemen’s Hudaydah Province Since November of the last year, the Houthis attacked dozens of civilian ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden DUBAI, July 25/ The United States and the UK attacked Houthi targets in the Hudaydah Province in western Yemen, the Al Masirah TV channel reported. According to the report, coalition forces carried out at least five airstrikes, attacking the Hodeida international airport. After the escalation of the conflict in the Gaza Strip, the Ansar Allah movement, also known as the Houthis, warned that it will attack Israeli territory and will not allow Israeli-affiliated ships to travel through the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait until the operation in the Palestinian enclave stops. Since November of last year, the Houthis have attacked dozens of civilian ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. In response, the US authorities announced the establishment of an international coalition and the beginning of an operation on ensuring the freedom of navigation in the Red Sea. Later, US and UK air forces started regularly striking Houthi targets in Yemen. #business #finance #financialservices

‘Most Of The Care In Wales Is Good’ – Care Inspectorate Wales Report Reveals Most of the care in Wales is good care, with almost three quarters of care homes and home support services achieving ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ grades last year, according to the care inspectorate for Wales. The Care Inspectorate for Wales (CIW), which published its annual report for 2023-24 this week, revealed that 3,106 (74%) of the grades awarded to care homes and home services during 2023-2024 were grades of ‘excellent’ or ‘ good’, and that 1,078 (26%) are grades ‘needs improvement’ or ‘poor’. At present, the inspectorate uses unpublished grades for care homes and home support services (home care), before switching to using published grades on 1 April 2025. Services are awarded four grades for well-being, quality of care and the support, leadership and management and, for care homes, the environment. These figures were reflected in childcare and play settings as well, with 77% of all grades awarded as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’. In the report published today, Gillian Baranski, Chief Inspector of Care Inspectorate Wales, said: “Too often when children’s or adult social care services are under the spotlight, they are presented as ‘broken’ services that need fixing. “Although we all recognize the widespread pressure on the system, we consistently see care at its best – transforming lives for the better. “Despite the demand, we have a very dedicated workforce. Furthermore, care and support can help maintain people’s relationships and connections with family and friends; supporting the economy; and enable unpaid parents and carers to go to work.” The report identifies cross-cutting issues that need to be considered jointly: - Inspections continue to show the vital role that leaders play in creating an environment where people can thrive. Usually, the best performing services are those that support and inspire their teams to do their very best for the people in their care. AGC’s call to action is that ‘ leaders at all levels in care services should be compassionate, and should motivate and inspire their teams. They should listen to staff and give them the resources and support they need to provide the best possible care for people .’ - A positive culture is closely linked to a commitment to continuous improvement, underpinned by reflection and learning. AWW will continue to support improvement by setting grades in its inspections, by identifying positive practice in its reports, and by developing new ways of sharing and publicizing this positive practice. A call to action from AWW is that ‘ those who provide services and Care Inspectorate Wales should share positive practice in order to develop and celebrate a culture of continuous improvement.’ - Much better outcomes for people and change at a system level can be achieved by working in partnership to achieve shared goals. A call to implement AWW is that ‘ organisations and groups working in the field of care should c…

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US, UK hit Houthi targets in Yemeni Hodeida — TV According to the television channel, the coalition forces delivered at least two strikes on a territory near the Hodeida airport, which has not been operating since 2015 but can be used by the Houthis as a military facility DUBAI, October 24/ The United States and the United Kingdom have attacked Houthi targets in the Yemeni city of Hodeida, the administrative center of the governorate of the same name, the Houthi-owned Al Masirah television channel reported. According to the television channel, the coalition forces delivered at least two strikes on a territory near the Hodeida airport, which has not been operating since 2015 but can be used by the Houthis as a military facility. Following the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in the Gaza Strip, the Houthis warned that they would launch strikes on Israeli territory while barring ships associated with the Jewish state from passing through the waters of the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait until Tel Aviv ceased its military operation against Palestinian radical group Hamas in the embattled enclave. Since mid-November, dozens of civilian ships have been attacked by the Houthi in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. In response to Ansar Allah's actions, the US authorities announced the creation of an international coalition and preparations for an operation codenamed Prosperity Guardian, expected to ensure freedom of navigation and protection of ships in the Red Sea. Since then, the United States and the United Kingdom have been regularly delivering strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen. #business #finance #financialservices