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[[Hana Gitelman]] posts [[Hana's blog#Hana's thirty-fourth post|an article]] from a newspaper in Central America, detailing mysterious deaths of five civil engineers at the '''Panama Canal'''. |
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==Notable Visitors== |
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''Authorities of the Canal Investigate the Death of Contractor |
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* Canal officials Andenio Núñez and Martín Gulza |
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* Five civil engineers |
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==About== |
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Panama Canal August 1st - 2 officials of Panamas National Guard, during a routine round, found the bodies of 5 civil engineers who were studying a forest region south of the Gatun sluices this is part of the expansion project of the Canal whose construction was planned |
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The Panama Canal is a major shipping channel that serves as a shortcut between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, cutting through the [[wikipedia:Isthmus of Panama|Isthmus of Panama]]. |
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to begin at the end of this month. |
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Officers Ansenio Nunez & Martin Guiza found the bodies at approximately 8:30 am. The eyes of each one of the deceased dripped a black and oily substance. At the moment the cause of death is stranger. |
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The [[:Image:Autoridades del Canal.jpg|newspaper article]] [[Hana]] [[Hana's website#Hana's thirty-fourth post|posted on August 20, 2007]], notes that the engineers were studying the forests south of the Gatun locks as part of plans to expand the canal when they came upon five dead bodies with an [[Maya's ability|oily, black substance]] on their eyes. Though malaria and tropical sickness were ruled out, the cause of death remains unknown. |
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==Notes== |
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Officer Nunez, who was an official of the Police of the Canal Zone before the Panamanian Government got control of it in 1999, tells of local legends on the first attempts of construction of the canal for the French in the 1880 decade, 20,000 people died. Another 5,000 more when the Americans arrived to construct. The farmers say the canal is cursed. They think the people who are dead are a warning to stop construction on the third sluice. |
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* During the building of the Canal, about 27,500 workers died, many from diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. Experts were not aware that mosquitoes had the ability to spread diseases, which accounts for such vast numbers of death. Today, the canal zone is considered [[Wikipedia:Health measures during the construction of the Panama Canal|free of malaria]]. |
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==Trivia== |
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Malaria was the common cause of death in the area 100 years ago, but there were no serious problems in the last decades. Doctor Peronila Alvarez, leader of the medical council of the Canal Authority, stated it firmly that there are no indications that these deaths have been caused to die by malaria or some other tropical sickness. |
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* Construction of the canal was started in 1880 by France, abandoned in 1893, was restarted in 1904 by the United States, and finally opened in 1914. |
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* The canal is a total of 48 miles long. |
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* More than 14,000 ships pass through the canal annually. |
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==External Links== |
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The local farmers, the ones who are already worried about the expropriations and the environmental impact due to the construction of the new sluice, say they aren't really sure. "There are a lot of strange things in the forest", a farmer says. "They are asking destiny for bad things to happen with the new sluice. I fear for my family" |
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* [http://www.pancanal.com/eng/ Official Site] |
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* [[wikipedia:Panama Canal|Panama Canal]] on Wikipedia |
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At questioning a spokesman of the canal authorities, this is what he had to say"We are analyzing every cause possible of the dead and we'll give a report when we have more information on the matter.'' |
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* [[wikipedia:Gatun Locks|Gatun Locks]] on Wikipedia |
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Latest revision as of 16:14, 18 January 2009
| Panama Canal | |
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| Location: | Panama |
| Purpose: | Transportation |
Hana Gitelman posts an article from a newspaper in Central America, detailing mysterious deaths of five civil engineers at the Panama Canal.
Notable Visitors
- Canal officials Andenio Núñez and Martín Gulza
- Five civil engineers
About
The Panama Canal is a major shipping channel that serves as a shortcut between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, cutting through the Isthmus of Panama.
Heroes Evolutions
The newspaper article Hana posted on August 20, 2007, notes that the engineers were studying the forests south of the Gatun locks as part of plans to expand the canal when they came upon five dead bodies with an oily, black substance on their eyes. Though malaria and tropical sickness were ruled out, the cause of death remains unknown.
Notes
- During the building of the Canal, about 27,500 workers died, many from diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. Experts were not aware that mosquitoes had the ability to spread diseases, which accounts for such vast numbers of death. Today, the canal zone is considered free of malaria.
Trivia
- Construction of the canal was started in 1880 by France, abandoned in 1893, was restarted in 1904 by the United States, and finally opened in 1914.
- The canal is a total of 48 miles long.
- More than 14,000 ships pass through the canal annually.
External Links
- Official Site
- Panama Canal on Wikipedia
- Gatun Locks on Wikipedia
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