The AirVisual Pro Monitor reports air quality inside your home and wildfire smoke and traffic pollution entering the building View real-time and historic air quality via the free mobile IQAir AirVisual app PFAS did not only end up in Lake Constance 120 cubic meters of contaminated wastewater also found its way into the Thur in Zurich 120 cubic meters of wastewater contaminated with chemicals entered the Thur near Andelfingen ZH at the beginning of 2021 This water pollution started with two incidents involving fire-fighting foam at a company in Goldach SG the Thur was also polluted with waste water from the company Amcor Flexibles AG in Goldach SG Energy and Air (Awel) of the Canton of Zurich confirmed a corresponding investigation by the "St Galler Tagblatt" newspaper on Tuesday at the request of the Keystone-SDA news agency The two incidents at the Amcor company at the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021 were already known toxic fire-fighting foam was released into Lake Constance via wastewater treatment plants This foam contained perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) which belongs to the group of per- and polyfluorinated alkyl compounds (PFAS) PFOS in extinguishing agents have been banned since 2011; the transition period expired in 2019 A disposal company also brought some of this foam to Andelfingen ZH "The extinguishing water was fed into the sewer system via an oil separator," Awel wrote to the Keystone-SDA news agency it made its way to the wastewater treatment plant and finally into the Thur no "acute" water pollution was detected the problem is that PFOS hardly degrade in the environment and are therefore harmful in the long term the disposal company "credibly" explained that it was not aware of the contamination of the transported and disposed wastewater at the time Amcor itself did not respond to an inquiry from Keystone-SDA until late afternoon the company told Radio SRF 1's "Regionaljournal Ostschweiz" that it recognized that there had been omissions in the past A lot has been invested in safety since the incidents The Tagblatt also reported that large quantities of extinguishing foam had been disposed of correctly the acclaimed mixed choral group representing the University of Santo Tomas (UST) recently concluded a triumphant 18-day international concert and competition tour titled “Beyond All Praising” covering Switzerland and Norway held from September 13 to 30 They have brought home multiple awards from the 10th Grieg International Choir Festival Their journey began amidst the historic charm and picturesque landscapes of Switzerland where they captivated audiences in cities like Goldach The 32-strong group resonated deeply with both local communities and Filipino expatriates as they shared their artistry and celebrated Filipino excellence the choir had the honor of meeting with His Excellency Bernard Faustino Dy reaffirming their dedication to showcasing the Philippines’ rich cultural heritage through music they went to the Scandinavian country of Norway the “City of Fjords,” they were met with great enthusiasm and support from the Filipino community and His Excellency Enrico T The warm welcome further fueled their passion as they prepared to compete in the prestigious 10th Grieg International Choir Festival Under the masterful guidance of their founder and conductor the UST Singers delivered a breathtaking performance that earned them the coveted Grand Prix award on September 29 Their highly virtuosic rendition of “Sagayan,” a powerful piece from the contemporary Filipino choral work Mangá Pakalagián by Nilo Alcala This contemporary take from traditional music from the Southern Philippines a 1,500-seat concert hall named in honor of Edvard Grieg The UST Singers’ victory extended beyond the Grand Prix They also secured First Prize in the Mixed Choir category and Second Prize in the Folk Music category Their winning repertoire included “Daluyong” by Ily Matthew Maniano a poignant tribute to the victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda; “Norwegian Alleluia” by Kim Andre Arnesen a beautiful piece that seamlessly blends Nordic folk traditions with a modern choral setting; and the contemporary sacred piece “Chariots” by Dutch-born South African Composer Péter Louis van Dijk Named after the renowned Norwegian classical composer Edvard Grieg the 10th Grieg International Choir Festival provided a platform for the UST Singers to compete against 30 other choirs from 10 countries all over the world such as Estonia As the sole Asian and Filipino representative at the festival the UST Singers made history by becoming the first Filipino and Asian choir to claim the Grand Prix award in the competition’s history This remarkable achievement underscores their unwavering commitment to cultural diplomacy and musical excellence on the world stage the UST Singers have become a symbol of Filipino musicality worldwide Their 37 international tours have taken them from Asia to Europe They are the first and only choir to clinch the highly-coveted Choir of the World Grand Prize-Luciano Pavarotti Trophy twice at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in 1995 and 2010 As Cultural Ambassadors of Goodwill of the Philippines they have shared the rich cultural heritage of their homeland with audiences worldwide from Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI to the Royal families of Spain and Thailand From historic concert halls and churches to prestigious musical festivals the UST Singers have graced stages where few Filipino choirs have ventured before Following their most recent international triumph the UST Singers are set to continue their mission to inspire and uplift audiences with a series of performances and concerts around Metro Manila Their journey serves as a testament to the power of music to transcend borders and connect people through shared cultural experiences _ZV_8486.jpg – The UST Singers triumphantly wave a Philippine flag as their conductor Fidel G center) shows the three certificates of the international prizes they won in Norway _ZV_3193.jpg – The UST Singers conclude their 37th international concert tour with a performance in Bern _ZV_4575.jpg The UST Singers conductor and founder Fidel G and the UST Singers right before their final bow in Switzerland The University of Santo Tomas is one of the leading private research universities in the Philippines and is consistently ranked among the top 1000 universities in the whole world With academic degrees and research thrusts in the natural the University continuously strives to make a positive impact on the society 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mainz Biomed N.V (NASDAQ:MYNZ) (“Mainz Biomed” or the “Company”) a molecular genetics diagnostic company specializing in the early detection of cancer announced today a strategic partnership with labor team w ag (“labor team”) a renowned diagnostic laboratory based in Goldach a DNA-based colorectal cancer (CRC) screening test to the Swiss market for the very first time marking Mainz Biomed’s initial footprint in Switzerland CRC remains one of the most common yet preventable forms of cancer worldwide thousands of new cases are diagnosed annually underscoring the urgent need for early detection and prevention The introduction of a DNA-based CRC screening test offers a transformative opportunity to increase participation rates and ensure early detection aligning with national efforts to reduce CRC-related mortality and improve population health outcomes The new partnership combines Mainz Biomed’s expertise in DNA-based diagnostics with labor team w’s strong track record in delivering high-quality laboratory services the companies will provide a state-of-the-art CRC screening test to individuals across Switzerland “We are thrilled to partner with labor team to bring this innovative CRC screening solution to the Swiss market,” said Guido Baechler “By integrating our cutting-edge technology into labor team’s trusted diagnostic services we aim to empower individuals with accessible and reliable cancer screening options adds “the introduction of ColoAlert® on the Swiss market continues to position labor team as the top innovator of private laboratories helping more patients access reliable diagnostic tools in key disease areas such as colon cancer screening This partnership also marks an important milestone for Mainz Biomed further expanding its presence in the European market with its flagship product ColoAlert® the first DNA-based CRC screening test in Europe It aligns with the growing demand for personalized healthcare solutions that prioritize early intervention and prevention The DNA-based CRC screening test will be available through labor team w´s extensive network of healthcare providers starting in the spring 2025 Please visit Mainz Biomed’s official website for investors at mainzbiomed.com/investors/ for more information Forward-looking statements may be identified by the use of words such as “anticipate” and “project” and other similar expressions that predict or indicate future events or trends or that are not statements of historical matters These forward-looking statements reflect the current analysis of existing information and are subject to various risks and uncertainties caution must be exercised in relying on forward-looking statements actual results may differ materially from the Company’s expectations or projections could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in these forward-looking statements: (i) the failure to meet projected development and related targets; (ii) changes in applicable laws or regulations; (iii) the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Company and its current or intended markets; and (iv) other risks and uncertainties described herein as well as those risks and uncertainties discussed from time to time in other reports and other public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) by the Company Additional information concerning these and other factors that may impact the Company’s expectations and projections can be found in its initial filings with the SEC including its annual report on Form 20-F filed on April 9 The Company’s SEC filings are available publicly on the SEC’s website at www.sec.gov Any forward-looking statement made by us in this press release is based only on information currently available to Mainz Biomed and speaks only as of the date on which it is made Mainz Biomed undertakes no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statement 64-year-old Nancy Claman of Upper Arlington vividly remembers watching her uncle Sol stomach fresh horseradish during her family’s annual Seder a meal marking the start of the Jewish holiday of Passover “His neck all the way up to his head would turn red,” Claman said with a laugh Claman and 14 others recalled memories of Jewish family traditions over a Seder put on by the Humanist Jewish Chavurah of Columbus yesterday at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus on the East Side the Seder begins after sundown on the first day of Passover an annual eight-day observation of the Israelites’ liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt participants read aloud the story of the Exodus each symbolizing aspects of the story to help preserve its significance One item is a bitter herb (often fresh horseradish) that serves as a reminder of Jewish suffering under the Pharaoh Hard-boiled eggs symbolize a festival sacrifice once offered in the Temple of Jerusalem The group honoring this tradition yesterday doesn’t consider itself to be traditional in that members don’t necessarily believe in God rather than trying to prove the existence of a Creator “We’re about as left-wing in terms of Judaism as you can get,” she said That’s partially why the group had no qualms about holding their Seder yesterday instead of Friday but now that they’ve found a group more aligned with their views “To go say prayers to a god you don’t believe in is a terrible feeling,” he said Participants took turns reading from a Humanist Haggadah and eating the food The text recounted the Exodus while affirming Humanist values “We force ourselves to taste pain in order that we may readily value pleasure” read the passage about the bitter herb reminding us that struggle is better than boredom said yesterday’s Seder and other humanist events help him to preserve his heritage with like-minded people “It gives me an identification and people to identify with,” he said organizers of a separate nontraditional Seder used sweeter foods to attract about 60 observers yesterday The New Albany campus of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus hosted a chocolate-themed Seder Instead of hard-boiled eggs and horseradish most of the foods were kid-inspired: Dark chocolate represented the bitter herb while chocolate milk took the place of wine It was a great way to introduce 2 1/2-year-old Zachary Goldach and his 7-month-old brother most of the kids ran off the sugar in the community center gym where the event was held Others colored Seder-themed handouts and collected prizes said the lesson of the Jews’ perseverance is vital for younger generations you need to understand where you’re from,” she said “In order for kids to be proud of their heritage and proud of who they are they need to understand the stories and you need to start young.” lhickman@dispatch.com @logan011 Findings Underscore Role Human Behavior Plays in Air Pollution GOLDACH, Switzerland, March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- New data from IQAir's global air quality data platform, published in the 2020 World Air Quality Report and an online interactive global map reveals the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns and behavioral changes on global particulate pollution (PM2.5) levels "The year 2020 brought an unexpected dip in air pollution we will likely see an increase in air pollution due to human activity "We hope this report will highlight that urgent action is both possible and necessary to combat air pollution which remains the world's greatest environmental health threat." "While many cities recorded temporary improvements in air quality due to lockdowns the health impact of burning fossil fuels remained severe Delhi continued to be the most polluted capital city in the world in 2020 governments must prioritize clean energy sources such as wind and solar and promote low cost Speeding up the transition to clean energy and clean transport not only saves lives but also dramatically reduces healthcare-related costs," said Avinash Chanchal "Many parts of the world experienced unprecedented as restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic caused a steep drop in fossil fuel consumption," said Lauri Myllyvirta lead analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) "This improved air quality meant tens of thousands of avoided deaths from air pollution By transitioning to clean energy and clean transport we can realize the same improvements in a sustained way." About the World Air Quality ReportThe 2020 World Air Quality Report is based on PM2.5 data from 106 countries that has been measured by ground-based monitoring stations Of the data sources included in this report 66.6% of stations were operated by governmental agencies while the remainder represent monitoring stations managed by local residents About IQAirIQAir is a Swiss-based air quality technology company that since 1963 seeks to empower individuals organizations and communities to breathe cleaner air through information **** Note to journalists: Interactive map with embed code available upon request Please contact:Tiffany AllegrettiPublic Relations Manager IQAir: [email protected] +1 562-735-0766 Logo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1456711/IQAir_Logo.jpg Do not sell or share my personal information: are five other amenity-packed resorts that encircle Columbus like a crown of nature-endowed jewels residents say each shares a “won’t-you-be-my-neighbor” sense of community but all offer a trove of vacation enjoyment All of these havens are within a 75-minute drive of Columbus This 3,700-acre Knox County retreat with its 511-acre Apple Valley Lake sits near Mount Vernon and is just over an hour’s drive northeast of Columbus Construction of this planned community began in 1970 30-foot-deep lake with 9.5 miles of shoreline is the resort’s gem The property includes a full-service marina social clubs and a nearby 18-hole golf course It’s an exceptional lake for serious boaters because there’s no restriction on horsepower a resident and real estate agent with RE/MAX Consultant Group “About 80 percent of the residents choose to make this their year-round home,” Toth says “And a significant number of our residences are passed down to succeeding generations.”  Apple Valley features single-family houses with prices from about $280,000 up to $1.3 million Lot sales average about $13,500 up to $550,000 if on the lake an $83 annual assessment and a $250 administrative fee when a house closes Candlewood Lake The 1,500-acre gated community lies just north of Mount Gilead in Morrow County A private developer began building it in the early 1970s People of all ages live in more than 650 homes with a mix of full-time and part-time residency a resident and accountant with the Candlewood Association but it feels like a small city,” Egler says “With all of the amenities and community events you really get to know your neighbors and spend quality time with them.”  Homes can range from $100,000 up to $1 million HOA fees range from $150 to $250 per month This 768-acre resort with its 285-acre lake is located north of London in Madison County The private lake has 7.5 miles of shoreline with a white sand beach and marina About 85 percent of the residents live full-time in more than 880 homes with little turnover a resident and real estate agent with Sorrel & Co “Choctaw Lake has been a hidden gem with a very neighbor-centric focus,” Goldach says The area is a mix of new builds and original homes with housing from $275,000 up to $3 million Residents pay an annual HOA fee of $1,200 and a $25 membership fee This 1,750-acre gated community with its 110-acre Lake of the Four Seasons and several small lakes is 10 miles southeast of Lancaster and just under an hour’s drive from Columbus Development as a planned community began in 1961 The property has 750 homes where residents can use the beach Up to 60 percent of residents are full time a resident and real estate broker and appraiser with Sorrel & Co all places like this became popular and people wanted to get away,” Braun says “They were looking for treasures close to home.”  Housing prices range from $210,000 to $1.4 million Residents pay a $236 monthly HOA fee and new buyers must pay a $6,000 entrance fee Indian Lake is the second largest inland lake in Ohio the 800-acre state park around the lake is just over an hour’s drive northwest of Columbus It was first developed as a reservoir in the 1850s and has a rich history residents and real estate agents with Keller Williams Classic “What we like is that people are really unplugged,” Mindy Farwick says The 2021 Census shows just under 5,000 people in the area Housing prices range from $100,000 to $2 million and the properties continue to appreciate,” Tom Farwick says The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has been restoring the shallow lake by removing large amounts of vegetation This story is from the August 2023 issue of Columbus Monthly 2022) – The 2021 World Air Quality Report finds that only three percent of cities and no single country met the latest World Health Organization’s (WHO) PM2.5 annual air quality guideline The report analyzes PM2.5 air pollution measurements from air monitoring stations in 6,475 cities in 117 countries IQAir’s 2021 World Air Quality Report is the first major global air quality report based on updated annual WHO air quality guideline for PM2.5 The new guideline was released in September 2021 and cut the existing annual PM2.5 guideline value from 10 µg/m3 to 5 µg/m3 is commonly accepted to be the most harmful widely-monitored air pollutant and has been found to be a major contributing factor to health effects such as asthma PM2.5 leads to millions of premature deaths every year “It is a shocking fact that no major city or country is providing safe and healthy air to their citizens according to the latest World Health Organization air quality guideline,” said Frank Hammes \"This report underscores just how much work remains to be done to ensure that everyone has safe “We understand better than ever before how air pollution damages our health and economies revealing how people worldwide are denied access to clean air Particulate matter air pollution is produced through burning fuels including coal Addressing the air pollution crisis requires the development of renewable energy resources and clean-powered solutions to air pollution are also solutions to the climate crisis Breathing clean air should be a basic human right not a privilege,” said Greenpeace India Campaign manager Avinash Chanchal Click here to download the report The 2021 World Air Quality Report is based on PM2.5 air pollution data from ground-based air quality monitoring stations in 6,475 cities in 117 countries Of the air quality monitoring stations included in this report 44 percent were operated by governmental agencies while the remainder represent monitoring stations managed by citizen scientists Please contact:\n\nTiffany Allegretti\n\nPublic Relations Manager\n\nIQAir: press.int@iqair.com\n\n+1 562-735-0766\n\n "This report underscores just how much work remains to be done to ensure that everyone has safe Click here to download the report featuring advanced HyperHEPA filtration for particles of all sizes and V5-Cell filtration for gases and odors The HealthPro Plus XE model includes smart air monitoring 2023) – The 5th Annual World Air Quality Report reveals alarming details of the world’s most polluted countries data from more than 30,000 air quality monitoring stations across 7,323 locations in 131 countries and regions was analyzed by IQAir’s air quality scientists Key findings from the 2022 World Air Quality Report: Download the 2022 World Air Quality Report Learn about the state of air quality around the world While the number of countries and regions with air quality monitoring has steadily increased over the past five years there remain significant gaps in government-operated regulatory instrumentation in many parts of the world Low-cost air quality monitors sponsored and hosted by citizen scientists and local organizations have proven to be a valuable tool to reduce the massive inequalities in air monitoring networks across the world until sustainable regulatory air quality monitoring networks can be established These independent air quality monitoring stations reveal disproportional exposure to harmful air pollution among vulnerable and underrepresented groups Glaring gaps in air quality monitoring data where pollution is likely poor further underline the need to expand air quality monitoring coverage worldwide more than half of the world’s air quality data was generated by grassroots community efforts When citizens get involved in air quality monitoring we see a shift in awareness and the joint effort to improve air quality intensifies We need governments to monitor air quality Air quality monitoring by communities creates transparency and urgency It leads to collaborative actions that improves air quality,” states Frank Hammes “Too many people around the world don’t know that they are breathing polluted air Air pollution monitors provide hard data that can inspire communities to demand change and hold polluters to account vulnerable communities can be left with no data to act on Everyone deserves to have their health protected from air pollution,” states Aidan Farrow To download the full report, CLICK HERE Learn more about how you can become an air quality contributor, CLICK HERE Cathy J. Hood PR Manager pr.na@iqair.com +1 (562) 215-6867 To download the full report, CLICK HERE Learn more about how you can become an air quality contributor, CLICK HERE Cathy J. Hood PR Manager pr.na@iqair.com +1 (562) 215-6867 Switzerland- Air pollution continues to pose one of the biggest threats to human health with 90% of the global population breathing unsafe air The latest data compiled by IQAir, published in the 2019 World Air Quality Reportand the most polluted cities ranking reveals the changing state of particulate pollution (PM2.5) around the world during 2019 The new dataset highlights elevated air pollution levels as a result of climate change events and pollution gains from the rapid urbanization of cities While some achievements have been made in air quality monitoring infrastructure globally there are still huge gaps in access to data around the world “While the new coronavirus is dominating international headlines a silent killer is contributing to nearly 7 million more deaths a year: air pollution,\" IQAir CEO Frank Hammes said.\"Through compiling and visualizing data from thousands of air quality monitoring stations the 2019 World Air Quality Report gives new context to the world’s leading environmental health threat.\" 2019 air quality data shows clear indications that climate change can directly increase the risk of exposure to air pollution through increased frequency and intensity of forest fires and sandstorms in many regions the cause of ambient PM2.5 pollution and climate changing greenhouse gases are linked namely the burning of fossil fuelslike coal Urgent action is needed to tackle these emission sources “While air quality monitoring is increasing the lack of air quality data in large parts of the world poses a serious problem as what is not measured cannot be managed,\" added Mr Hammes.\"Areas that lack air quality information are often estimated to have some of the world’s most severe air pollution currently has less than 100 monitoring stations that make PM2.5 data available to the public in real-time More real-time air quality data leads citizens and governments to make better decisions that will improve the lives of millions for decades to come,” added Mr IQAir is a Swiss-based air quality technology company that since 1963 empowers individuals Tiffany Allegretti, Public Relations Manager, IQAir: press.int@iqair.com +1 562-903-7600 ext The latest data compiled by IQAir, published in the 2019 World Air Quality Reportand the most polluted cities ranking a silent killer is contributing to nearly 7 million more deaths a year: air pollution," IQAir CEO Frank Hammes said."Through compiling and visualizing data from thousands of air quality monitoring stations the 2019 World Air Quality Report gives new context to the world’s leading environmental health threat." as what is not measured cannot be managed," added Mr Hammes."Areas that lack air quality information are often estimated to have some of the world’s most severe air pollution Tiffany Allegretti, Public Relations Manager, IQAir: press.int@iqair.com +1 562-903-7600 ext Goldach, Switzerland 5 March 2019 -- Air pollution will take an estimated seven million lives globally in the next year, while costing the world’s economy nearly 225 billion USD.1,2The latest data compiled in the World’s Most Polluted Cities ranking reveals the state of particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution in 2018 It highlights a widespread but unequal distribution of PM2.5 pollution and limited access to public information.3,4,5 Executive Director of Greenpeace South East Asia “Air pollution steals our livelihoods and our futures there’s an estimated global cost of 225 billion dollars in lost labor and trillions in medical costs We want this report to make people think about the air we breathe because when we understand the impacts of air quality on our lives we will act to protect what’s most important.” “The 2018 World Air Quality Report is based on the review and validation of data from tens of thousands of air quality monitoring stations around the world Now everyone with a cellphone has free access to this data via the AirVisual platform This has also created a demand for air quality monitoring in cities or regions where no public data is available Communities and organizations from California to Kabul are supplementing governmental monitoring efforts with their own low-cost air quality monitoring networks and are giving everyone access to more hyper-local information.” Climate change is making the effects of air pollution worse by changing atmospheric conditions and amplifying forest fires.7 In addition the key driver of climate change—burning fossil fuels—is also the main driver of air pollution globally.8 Therefore tackling climate change will also greatly improve our air quality “Local and national governments can help tackle the effects of air pollution by providing adequate monitoring and reporting infrastructure What is clear is that the common culprit across the globe is the burning of fossil fuels—coal and gas—worsened by the cutting down our forests What we need to see is our leaders thinking seriously about our health and the climate by looking at a fair transition out of fossil fuels while telling us clearly the level of our air quality so that steps can be taken to tackle this health and climate crisis,” added Mr Tiffany Allegretti\n\nPublic Relations Manager [1] World Health Organization. (2018). 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe polluted air, but more countries are taking action [2] The World Bank. (2016). Air pollution deaths cost global economy US$225 billion [3] Data collected and compiled by IQAir AirVisual [4] Air quality ranking measurements are indicative and not absolute [5] While the global health impacts of air pollution are dominated by PM2.5 there are other air pollutants like ultrafine particles nitrogen dioxide and ozone that pose severe health risks Looking at PM2.5 only does not give a complete picture of air quality and health risks in some regions with relatively low PM2.5 levels [7] Jacob D, et al. (2009). Effect of climate change on air quality. Atmospheric Environment [8] WHO. Air pollution. GOLDACH, Switzerland. (January 9th, 2018) — IQAir (www.iqair.com) today announces the launch of the AirVisual Pro highly accurate air quality monitor for homes IQAir acquired the AirVisual technology to raise awareness of indoor and outdoor air quality around the globe The AirVisual Pro combines cutting-edge laser technology and a crafted calibration algorithm to achieve the most accurate data available on a consumer air quality monitor The monitor’s large 5” color LCD screen simultaneously displays real-time indoor and local outdoor air quality it offers three-day outdoor air quality forecasts and provides tailored recommendations to optimize air quality and minimize air pollution exposure temperature and humidity both indoors and outdoors and displays the data both on the monitor and on the AirVisual app and website Global pricing will be announced in the local markets “IQAir is very excited to advance the AirVisual vision of giving all people on the planet access to accurate information about the air pollution that they are facing in their home “IQAir has always been dedicated to helping people live longer healthier and more productive lives by helping them breathe the cleanest air possible The AirVisual Pro is an important tool in the fight for clean air.” About IQAir\n\nSince 1963, the Swiss-based IQAir Group has developed and manufactured innovative air quality products and services for homes, offices, schools, hospitals and other critical environments. For more information please visit http://www.iqair.com Click here to download the report the ultimate air purifier designed to provide exceptional particle and gas-phase filtration ensuring thorough and comprehensive air purification Perfectly suited for everyone including sensitive individuals this advanced purifier is the ideal solution for healthy indoor air quality Mit einem 3:0-Sieg gegen den FC Rorschach-Goldach 17 am Sonntag erreichte der FC Basel 1893 die Achtelfinals des Schweizer Cup In der Startphase hatte Rotblau mit dem Lattenschuss von Arbnor Morina einen Schreckensmoment zu überstehen danach kontrollierte das Team von Patrick Rahmen das Geschehen aber und ging nach 36 Minuten durch Liam Millar Nach dem Seitenwechsel sorgten Taulant Xhaka (62.) und Matías Palacios für den 3:0-Endstand Im Cup-1/16-Final beim FC Rorschach-Goldach 17 kam es auf Seiten des FCB zu einigen Premieren: Zum ersten Mal hütete in einem Pflichtspiel der 19-jährige Felix Gebhardt das Tor von Rotblau mit Tomas Tavares und Joelson Fernandes feierten zudem zwei Basler Akteure ihr Startelfdebüt Und für Yacouba Nasser Djiga war es das erste nationale Spiel das er für den FCB bestritt: Der Innenverteidiger hatte sich Ende Juli im Spiel beim FK Partizani Tirana verletzt und kehrte nun auf den Platz zurück Beim FC Rorschach-Goldach kam es auf der Position des Torhüters auch zu einer Premiere: Rico Dürlewanger ersetzte Nemanja Babic der positiv auf Covid19 getestet worden war Der Gastgeber aus der Ostschweiz hatte alles vorbereitet für ein Cup-Fest Am Wetter konnte er aber auch nichts ändern dieses präsentierte sich trüb und regnerisch.  Die ersten Minuten gehörten den Gastgebern Nach nur sieben Minuten hatten diese bereits eine grosse Chance zu verzeichnen: Der Volley von Arbnor Morina flog von der Querlatte aber zurück aufs Spielfeld Rotblau bekundete lange Mühe mit dem solidarisch verteidigenden Gastgeber und die Abschlüsse des FCB wurden oft zur leichten Beute von Dürlewanger Nach 36 Minuten klappte es aber dann doch: Joelson Fernandes hielt den Ball geschickt lancierte Taulant Xhaka und dessen Flanke fand den Weg auf den Kopf von Liam Millar und von dort aus ins Tor der Ostschweizer Es war dies mit Abstand die gefährlichste Szene von Rotblau im ersten Durchgang ansonsten waren es vor allem Weitschüsse gewesen mit denen Rotblau in Erscheinung getreten war Millar feierte mit seinem Treffer übrigens seine Premiere als FCB-Torschütze Viel änderte sich nicht nach dem Seitenwechsel Der FCB hatte das Geschehen weiter im Griff die Ostschweizer verteidigten aber weiterhin leidenschaftlich und machten es Rotblau so schwer Nach einer Stunde war es dann Taulant Xhaka der mit einem gezielten Volley aus rund 16 Metern das 2:0 erzielte Und gut zehn Minuten vor dem Ende sorgte Matías Palacios mit dem 3:0 für den spielerischen Höhepunkt in dieser Partie Der Argentinier traf mit einem gekonnten Schlenzer von ausserhalb des Strafraums genau in die hohe Ecke Nur wenig später verliess Palacios dann das Feld und machte Platz für Liam Chipperfield der somit sein Pflichtspieldebüt beim FCB feierte Chipperfield hatte dann auch noch einen Abschluss zu verzeichnen Der FCB erledigte im Spiel beim Team aus der 2 Liga interregional seine Pflicht – nicht mehr und nicht weniger Ganz zu Beginn hatte Rotblau eine heikle Szene zu überstehen diese wirkte aber quasi als Weckruf und in der Folge kam der FC Rorschach-Goldach nicht mehr zu wirklichen Chancen die den einzelnen Spielern von diesem Nachmittag womöglich in Erinnerung bleiben werden Von diesen gab es ja aber immerhin einige mit den Pflichtspieldebüts von Gebhardt und Chipperfield den Startelfdebüts von Tavares und Fernandes und dem ersten Treffer von Millar für den FCB FC Rorschach-Goldach 17 – FC Basel 1893 0:3 (0:1) Sportanlage Kellen Bemerkungen: FC R-G 17 ohne Babic (positiv auf Covid19 getestet) Mannschaft des FCB in den eigenen Kalender importieren.  Zum Kalender-Abo FCB-Mitgliedschaft beantragen oder verschenken und Vorteile erfahren Zur Anmeldung Fanshop- und Ticket-Aktionen direkt im Postfach Zur Anmeldung Zum Helpdesk