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Mexican 'serial killer and cannibal', Andrés Mendoza, 72, arrested for 'murdering and dismembering 9 women including his girlfriend' (photos)

  Authorities in Mexico have arrested a suspected 'serial killer cannibal' after they discovered the remains of his 34-year-old missing girlfriend and at least eight other women at his home.   The Attorney General’s Office for the State of Mexico disclosed that the eight other women may have been murdered by Andrés Mendoza, 72, during a 20-year stretch. Imagen Television reported that Mendoza who videotaped the killings of his victims confessed to have eaten their body parts.   Police in the town of Atizapan were conducting a search for Reyna González, a mother of two girls, when they found her dismembered body inside Mendoza’s on Saturday, May 15.  The mother of two was reported missing last Friday after she went to Mendoza’s home at noon to tell him that she was going to end their relationship.    Mendoza did not agree with González’s ending their relationship and reportedly stabbed her inside his home. According to Infobae, Mendoza drove the knife into G...
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Covid-19 pandemic to be 'far more deadly' this year, WHO chief sends out strong warning


 


The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a strong warning that the second year of Covid-19 is set to be "far more deadly."


 


Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, (WHO) Director-General issued the warning on Friday, May 14. 


 


He stated that “we’re on track for the second year of this pandemic to be far more deadly than the first.”


 


The DG added that trickle-down vaccination is not an effective strategy for fighting a deadly respiratory virus as COVID-19 has already cost more than 3.3 million lives. 


 


“Vaccine supply remains a key challenge, but this week I’ve been pleased to see leaders & manufacturers working to: share doses with COVAX, make new deals involving tech-transfer and sharing of know-how and call for lifting trade barriers as soon as possible.” Tedros said.


 


According to the Director-General, in a handful of rich countries, lower-risk groups are now being vaccinated.


 


“I understand why some countries want to vaccinate their children and adolescents, but right now I urge them to reconsider and to instead donate vaccines to COVAX.


 


Because in low and lower-middle-income countries, vaccine supply has not been enough to even immunize health and care workers, and hospitals are being inundated with people that need lifesaving care urgently.” He added.


 


Tedros said that at present, only 0.3% of vaccine supply is going to low-income countries.


 


The pandemic has killed at least 3,346,813 people worldwide since the virus first emerged in late 2019.

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