Notable recovery of reservoirs through September
At the end of September, the country’s reservoirs held a total of 6.446 billion cubic meters of water
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CLIMATE CHANGE SUMMIT
Cuba supports global climate change agreement
Cuba hopes a new global agreement based on full respect for the principles of equality and common responsibility will be reached in Paris
The hottest year in Cuba since 1951
2015 saw the highest average annual temperature in Cuba since 1951, in line with the upward trend observed on the island over the past six decades
Hurricane Matthew hits eastern Cuba
The eye of the hurricane made landfall shortly after 6pm on October 4, in the area around Punta Caleta, on the southern coast of Guantánamo province, moving northward at 15 kilometers an hour
Cuba reduces use of ozone depleting substances
Nelson Espinosa Pena, director of the country's Ozone Technical Office opened the CONTAT 2016 workshop, and reported on progress in Cuba eliminating ozone depleting substances
SINCE 1999
Cuba eliminates acute hepatitis B in children
No cases of acute hepatitis B in children under five years of age reported in the county since 1999, and none in those under 15 since 2006
Cuba destroys ozone depleting substances
The first phase of the project will see ozone depleting substances (ODS) recovered during the substitution of over two and a half million refrigerators and close to 300,000 air conditioning systems destroyed
Cuban lung cancer medicine receives Innovation Award
The product shows positive results in prolonging and improving the quality of patients’ lives
Medical genetics program reduces infant mortality
Through the progressive implementation of the program throughout the country, the infant mortality rate due to congenital anomalies was reduced from 4.2 in 1980, to 0.9 per thousand live births
Irma, a hurricane to remember
According to preliminary reports, the flooding caused by Hurricane Irma is perhaps the most severe to have affected Havana’s coastline to date, with over 1.5 meters of water in some areas
