639,514 views Jan 5, 2017 UZHHOROD — An injured dog that was stranded on snowy train tracks near Uzhhorod in Ukraine was watched over by her loyal friend for two days until help arrived. Local resident Denis Malafeev found the two dogs, named Lucy and Panda, on Dec. 26. To protect Lucy, who was injured and could not move, Panda became defensive when they were approached by the human rescuers. Malafeev said on Facebook that Panda took care of Lucy by curling up next to her, with both of them pressing themselves against the tracks when trains passed over them. Panda reportedly never abandoned Lucy during their two days on the train tracks. The dogs were later taken to a animal protection center, where Lucy received medical attention. Thankfully, according to Malafeev, she only sustained bruises and hematomas. So it’s not clear why the dogs stayed on the tracks. The animal protection center returned the dogs to their owners after tracking them down. In a recent Facebook update, Malafeev noted that not all people would do what Panda did for Lucy.
..
Divinity of angels Without vows of fidelity Loyalty through death No questions asked And some folks Will think less of these angels pic.twitter.com/vHcZdJw1ra
Injured Dog Stranded on Train Tracks Is Protected by Furry Friend
One dog held down the head of the injured dog to protect it from passing trains.
ByJOI-MARIE MCKENZIE
January 1, 2017, 1:45 AM
— — An injured dog that apparently couldn’t move off some snowy train tracks was, thankfully, not alone.
A furry friend made sure the other dog, Lucy, remained safe even when trains passed by holding her head down to keep her from getting hit.
Denis Malafeyev, who said he was part of the rescue effort for the two dogs, shared the heartwarming story on Facebook.
The Uzhhorod, Ukraine, man added in a message posted on Christmas Day that the dog named Panda not only protected Lucy from oncoming trains, he also warmed her as temperatures dropped.
Malafeyev called the dogs’ bond “instinct, love, friendship, loyalty,” according to a Russian translation of his message.
In an update four days later, Malafeyev said the two dogs were successfully removed from the train tracks by an animal shelter.
They were later reunited with their owners, who provided proof that they owned the two dogs.
Dilbert has been cancelled from all newspapers, websites, calendars, and books because I gave some advice everyone agreed with. (My syndication partner canceled me.)
Dilbert (and more) will only be available on the subscription site https://t.co/lAH9Itp9tv when sorted out.
*Singapore is NOT a dictatorship but a democracy. *A dictatorship is a form of government in which one person or a small group possesses absolute power without effective constitutional limitations.
Also, how come everytime a judgment is in our favour, we say "the judiciary is independent", and whenever it doesn't go in our favour, we say there's "political interference"? No changes have been made to the judiciary since PMX was sworn in, so which is it?
Yes if Najib gets out on bail, the optics is shit, and yes we'll get trolled for it. But to suggest Anwar deliberately interfered in the highest court of the land to release on bail a known criminal and damage his reputation permanently is ignorant at best, stupid at worst.
The apex court is set to decide tomorrow on Najib Abdul Razak’s application to review the former prime minister’s conviction and sentencing in the RM42 million SRC International corruption case. Read:https://t.co/gaqnHyyF5o
The Federal Court has set March 31 to give its verdict on former prime minister @NajibRazak's bid to review his conviction and sentence in the RM42 million SRC International Sdn Bhd case.https://t.co/UYU7h38SFx
The former prime minister is seeking a review of the Federal Court’s decision to reject his application to adduce fresh evidence relating to the then High Court judge Datuk Mohd Nazlan Mohd Ghazali.
He is also seeking a review of the court’s decision to dismiss his bid to postpone his appeal hearing as well as the decision to recuse Chief Justice Tun Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat.
Najib is also seeking a review of the court’s decision on Aug 23 last year, to affirm his conviction and sentence.
#NSTnation The Federal Court reserved judgment on Datuk Seri Najib Razak's application for leave to review his 12-year jail sentence and RM210 million fine for misappropriating SRC International funds.https://t.co/eNvAevzRop
PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court reserved judgment on Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s application for leave to review his 12-year jail sentence and RM210 million fine for misappropriating SRC International funds.
A five-member bench led by Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Datuk Abdul Rahman Sebli said the court needed time to consider the case.
“We are not able to decide today.
“We will inform the parties once we are ready with our decision, no later than March 31,” he said.
He said this after hearing lengthy submissions from both parties today.
The other panelists were Federal Court judges Datuk Vernon Ong Lam Kiat, Datuk Rhodzariah Bujang, and Datuk Nordin Hassan as well as Court of Appeal judge Datuk Abu Bakar Jais.
Final day of review hearing at Palace of Justice. Ex PM Najib Razak clad in grey suit & lilac tie seated in the dock, matching the pink shawl worn by his wife Rosmah Mansor.His lawyer Shafee continues to argue Najib was sent to jail without fair trial, he’s denied proper counsel pic.twitter.com/UIoh62Enf5
The Federal Court hearing of Najib Abdul Razak’s review application to quash his guilty verdict and sentence in the RM42 million SRC International corruption case enters the sixth day.https://t.co/EE3auKCP5I
