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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica  -  Thursday 16 June  2005

 

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Gang Tapped Into Pipeline to Steal Gasoline
The high cost of gasoline has led an ingenious group of thieves to steal gasoline from the gasoline pipeline that feeds the RECOPE reservoir tanks in San José from the refinery in Limón.

Man Shoots Dead His Girlfriend Following Break Up
A broken love affair is the principal cause in another murder, this time in the northern town of Liberia, where a man after failing to commit suicide by poisoning himself, decided to take his fire arm and shoot dead his 22 year old girlfriend and her 15 year old sister.

Hunger Strike To Demand Return of Their Land
Five Guanacastecas representing forty two families in the area of Simón Bolívar de Sardinal de Carrillo (Guanacaste) have been on a hunger strike outside the Legislative Assembly in San José since Tuesday in protest that the local mayor has forced them out of the lands they build their homes on.

Cleaner Air? Experts at Health and Environment Assure The Situation is Not That Clear
Do you know how fast a vehicle moves along the streets of downtown? The posted speed on Avenida Segunda, Avenida 10 and Paseo Colon is 60 kilometres per hour, but experts say the average speed is 12 km/h due to the traffic jams.

Bennett Still Alive in Costa Rica Doubles
Olivia Bennett is still alive in doubles after going out in singles yesterday in the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Junior Tournament in Costa Rica.

News Briefs
The hospital San Juan de Dios in centre San José made the decision not accept patients following overcrowding, where 54 patients are being attended to in the emergency area with capacity for 16. The hospital made the announcement yesterday that it would accept only life threatening emergencies.

 
 





 
   

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