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Woman who went missing 2 years ago found floating alive at sea

&nbsp;Angelica Gaitan&nbsp;went missing 2 years ago and early morning on Satruday&nbsp;she was found floating in the sea, alive. The 46-year-old Colombian woman&nbsp;was found by fisherman Rolando Visbal and his friend around 2kms away from the shore of&nbsp;Puerto Colombia. Video shared by Visbal&nbsp;shows him and his friend pulling Gaitan&nbsp;to safety of their boat. Reports say she was exhausted and suffering from hypothermia after staying afloat for more than eight hours.
But this is where the fairy tale ends. After Angelica Gaitan&nbsp;was treated at the hospital she revealed that she had suffered domestic abuse at the hands of her husband for 20 years and in 2018 she finally decided to run away when her husband tried to kill her.&nbsp;
Angelica tried to jump into the sea and end her life after she turned out of the rescue centre. According to reports, her daughter has been tracked down and is now raising money to bring Angelica back to Colombia.&nbsp;

Angelica Gaitan&nbsp;went missing 2 years ago She was found floating in the sea, alive Video shows fishermen pulling Gaitan&nbsp;to safety&nbsp; Gaitan&nbsp;ran away after suffering domestic abuse

Angelica Gaitan&nbsp;went missing 2 years ago and early morning on Saturday&nbsp;she was found floating in the sea, alive. The 46-year-old Colombian woman&nbsp;was found by fisherman Rolando Visbal and his friend around 2kms away from the shore of&nbsp;Puerto Colombia. Video shared by Visbal&nbsp;shows him and his friend pulling Gaitan&nbsp;to safety of their boat. Reports say she was exhausted and suffering from hypothermia after staying afloat for more than eight hours.
But this is where the fairy tale ends. After Angelica Gaitan&nbsp;was treated at the hospital she revealed that she had suffered domestic abuse at the hands of her husband for 20 years and in 2018 she finally decided to run away when her husband tried to kill her.&nbsp;
Angelica tried to jump into the sea and end her life after she turned out of the rescue centre. According to reports, her daughter has been tracked down and is now raising money to bring Angelica back to Colombia.&nbsp;

Colombia orders Google to warn users before using their data

Colombian regulators have ordered Google to specifically ask each user if the search giant can use their personal data which is being captured without authorisation. The Superintendency of Industry and Commerce warned Google that non-compliance could lead to investigations, sanctions and fines equivalent to 1.76 billion pesos (&not;₹4.5cr). Reuters reported Google saying that it would evaluate the order once it was informed of it by the regulators.

Colombia orders Google to warn users before using their data Failure may lead to sanctions, fines worth 1.76bn pesos Google said it&rsquo;ll evaluate the order once informed

Colombian regulators have ordered Google to specifically ask each user if the search giant can use their personal data which is being captured without authorisation. The Superintendency of Industry and Commerce warned Google that non-compliance could lead to investigations, sanctions and fines equivalent to 1.76 billion pesos (~₹4.5cr). Reuters reported Google saying that it would evaluate the order once it was informed of it by the regulators.

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