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Corsica: New "low-activity storms" hit the island, which remains on orange alert

The new storms which fell overnight from Thursday to Friday on Corsica are "not very active", indicated Météo-France, the day after a particularly violent stormy episode which killed five people on the island.

Corsica is experiencing a "relative calm", with storms which are currently "not very active", announced Météo-France in a bulletin issued Friday morning, specifying however that "active storms are still forming at sea".

These new storms, which should shift over Corsica at the start of the day, “can give significant electrical activity, high rainfall intensities, from 40 to 60 mm in a short time, hail and strong gusts of wind close to 80 km/h”, according to the meteorological organization.

“Coastal areas are the most exposed,” she adds,

“especially the western facade and Balagne, but without excluding the eastern coast”.

Orange vigilance is still valid on the island.

Apple: A security flaw allows control of iPhone, iPad and Mac

Apple has recommended that owners of certain models of iPhone, iPad and Mac update the operating software, which has a security flaw that allows them to take control of these devices.

Affected are iPhone 6s and later, all iPad Pros, fifth-generation iPads and later, and Macs, according to notices posted on Apple's website.

According to the Apple firm, in the old version of the operating software, "an application can use arbitrary code" with undue access to the device, which means that a hacker can perform actions without authorization.

“This possibility could have been actively exploited” by hackers, says Apple, without further details.

Salman Rushdie stabbed: Suspect pleads not guilty

Head bowed, masked, handcuffed and dressed in a black and white striped prisoner's outfit, Hadi Matar, the suspect in the attack on writer Salman Rushdie pleaded not guilty on Thursday to attempted murder and assault, per the voice of his lawyer.

The judge chose to keep the suspect in custody, without bail.

Asked Wednesday by the

New York Post

, which claims to have contacted him in prison, Hadi Matar said he was "surprised" that Salman Rushdie survived the attack.

The 75-year-old British author, stabbed a dozen times and evacuated by helicopter to a hospital, was briefly placed on a ventilator before his condition improved.

Hadi Matar faces up to 25 years in prison for attempted murder and up to seven more years for assault.

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Storms in Corsica: Macron chaired a crisis unit on the measures to be taken

In Corsica, around sixty “rescue operations at sea” in progress

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