Driver missing for 10 months, young man in 'worst pain in the world' says new law can prevent suffering and earthquake. Art g1 Hello! Check out what was highlighted on g1 Centro-Oeste de Minas this week, with the most accessed news between the 11th and 17th of July. ? Click here to follow the g1 Centro-Oeste de Minas channel on WhatsApp Family searches for driver missing for 10 months For ten months, the family of app driver Fábio Rodrigues da Silva, aged 42, has been waiting for news about his whereabouts. A resident of Nova Serrana, Fábio disappeared after leaving home to work, in September 2025. The day after his disappearance, the car used by Fábio was found abandoned inside a crater in a subdivision in the São José neighborhood. All of his personal belongings were in the vehicle. The Civil Police investigates the case. Fábio's sister, Daniely Cristina Menezes da Silva, continues to search for the driver on her own. Whenever you receive any information about his possible whereabouts, you also notify the police. "I have been searching tirelessly for him, in the first few days, I followed the routes he took on the day of his disappearance, looking for cameras in houses where they could have seen the car or himself inside the car, but all the images I got only showed the vehicle," he said. App driver disappears and car is found lying in a crater in Nova Serrana Young man with 'worst pain in the world' says law can prevent suffering The routine of those living with chronic pain in Brazil gained a new perspective with the sanction, in June, of the law that established guidelines to expand assistance to these patients. The standard provides for comprehensive care through the Unified Health System (SUS), made teaching about chronic pain mandatory in health courses and created the National Day for Awareness and Coping with Chronic Pain, celebrated on July 5th. For those who face one of the most disabling diseases on a daily basis, the expectation is that the changes will reduce years of suffering until diagnosis and appropriate treatment. This is the case of Carolina Arruda, resident of Bambuí. For almost 13 years, she has lived with trigeminal neuralgia, a neurological disease that causes intense and disabling pain in the face and is often described by experts as one of the most painful conditions in medicine. For Carolina, the new legislation represents a milestone for millions of Brazilians who live with similar diseases. "If this guarantee really gets off the ground, it will completely change the lives of those who live with chronic pain. Today, many people spend years going from appointment to appointment, taking exams, trying different treatments, without getting organized care. Pain ends up being treated in isolation, when, in fact, it affects all areas of life," he said. Carolina Arruda young woman worst pain in the world Bambuí video Instagram 17-09-2025 Reproduction/Instagram Divinópolis has an earthquake of magnitude 1.9 An earthquake measuring 1.9 on the Richter Scale was recorded in Divinópolis on Tuesday (14). According to the Brazilian Seismographic Network (RSBR), the tremor, considered of low magnitude, occurred around 7 pm. The seismologist at the Seismology Center of the University of São Paulo (USP), Bruno Collaço, explained to TV Integração that shocks of this magnitude can cause people fright and perhaps even some momentary discomfort, but they are not strong enough to cause serious damage. "Tremors of this magnitude can sometimes be confused by us scientists with dismantling in a mining area, but at first we believe that it is in fact a natural earthquake", he highlighted. VIDEOS: see everything about the Center-West of Minas