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Anusha Banee, tortured to death by her mother</B>
Anusha Banee, a little girl of three years old passed away on Saturday following blows. On the same day, her mother, Rajini Mooneesamy, was arrested. After her arrest, she admitted having hit her daughter over several days. Her partner, Stéfan, is seen as the other suspect in this tragedy. The child was taken to the Jeetoo hospital on Friday night. Her body showed burn marks made by cigarette stubs. Also, she had a permanent mark made by a knife that had been heated. Furthermore, the autopsy practised by Dr Satish Boolell has revealed that Anusha also received sexual injuries. Her older brother of five years old, Ryan, was taken to Candos hospital with a dislocated arm. He was beaten up as well.
<B>Need to find substitute for expensive fuel</B>
The price of petroleum products keeps increasing and there is no sign this trend will change. However, a solution may have been found. Indeed, Ethanol and renewable energy could substitute for petrol. Experts in the field agree that the present petrol prices should encourage us to try and find other sources of energy. The authorities are already working on the possibility of mixing ethanol and petrol in cars to reduce petrol consumption. The CEB director, Patrick Assirdaven, also explains that the institution is taking steps to reduce its dependence on petroleum. Electricity should be produced from coal, wind and waste in the future.
Adsu catches big fish</B>
Jean-Marc Labonne, 47, a fish trader considered as the biggest drugs supplier in Plaine-Wilhems, was caught in the act by the Anti-Drug and Smuggling Unit (ADSU) last Friday while he was taking possession of heroin in a hotel in Grand-Bay. The Adsu managed to arrest him thanks to the Customs Drugs Service who arrested a South African woman at the airport last Thursday. As they found 1.6 kilo of heroin in her bag, she finally admitted she had been asked by a South African to deliver the drugs to a Mauritian in Grand-Bay.
Textile factory invests…</B>
Denim de L’Ile is continuing to expand. It will increase its production capacity of denim cloth for export as well as for its own production. This will allow the company to increase its exports of jeans at the same time. Thanks to the extension of its activities, Denim de L’Ile, which recently took over Novel Garments, will be able to employ 250 more people. The textile company also intends to invest Rs 125 million in the purchase of new machines.
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