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Monday, October 9, 2017
Friday, October 6, 2017
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Thursday, August 3, 2017
Friday, July 28, 2017
Floods kill 120 in India’s Gujarat, with industry, cotton hit
AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) – Widespread flooding in India’s western industrial state of Gujarat has killed more than 120 people and paralyzed infrastructure, officials said on Friday, with tens of thousands of cotton farmers also suffering heavy damage.
Torrential monsoon rain and flooding in recent weeks have killed at least 300 people in western and eastern states, an official in the National Disaster Management Authority told Reuters in New Delhi.
“Our teams are working in different parts of India with soldiers to ease the situation,” said Deepak Ghai, an emergency room control officer.
More than a million households had been affected and losses to farmlands were being assessed.
The airport in Ahmedabad, the main commercial hub of Gujarat, was partially flooded, forcing airlines to divert flights. More than 150 factories were forced to shut down, said A.R. Raval, a district administrator.
Source: Floods kill 120 in India’s Gujarat, with industry, cotton hit
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
A Hot Mess for F-Train Subway Riders Trapped in Cars
The videos have a dramatic, B-horror-movie appearance: Fingers poked between the closed subway doors, as people stuck in the F train car tried to claw the doors apart. On a steamed-up window, a passenger scrawled the words, “I Will Survive.”
On Monday evening, passengers were stranded without power between the West 4th Street and Broadway-Lafayette Street stations, a 45-minute ordeal in which the cars became overheated, causing some riders to panic and one woman to strip nearly naked as they waited in the dark to be rescued, passengers said.
“It felt like a greenhouse. It felt like we were going to suffocate,” said Michael Sciaraffo, 36, an analyst for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. He was on his way home to Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, when the train slowed to a halt and suddenly went silent and black. “We were trying to keep cool. We were coming close to the point where people were ready to start flipping out,” he said. “We were teetering toward that.”
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Hanover evacuates 50,000 after five RAF bombs are found
Postwar Germany began its second biggest evacuation of a major city on Sunday as ordnance disposal experts moved in to Hanover to tackle five RAF bombs from World War II found on building sites.
Fifty thousand people from flats, houses, care homes and clinics were on the move in Hanover at 9.00am and told they won’t be allowed back for up to 24 hours. The number amounts to ten per cent of the city’s population.
Hanover was hit 125 times by Allied air forces during the war. The unstable duds that must be tackled date from a raid in October 1943 when 260,000 high explosive and incendiary devices were dropped.
The raid killed 1,245 locals and left a further 250,000 homeless.
Hanover was often a target for Allied forces in World War II. It was a vital railway junction through which two major east-west and north-south routes passed.
Additionally, it was an industrial city where tyres for military vehicles and aircraft were produced.
The Hanover evacuation was only topped by a mass movement of people in Augsburg on Christmas Eve last year when 54,000 people were forced from their homes by unexplored wartime bombs.
Thousands of helpers from across the state of Lower Saxony have been drafted in to aid in the Hanover evacuation.
Schools have been opened to accommodate those with nowhere to go. Long distance trains have been rerouted to avoid the city’s main train station.
The ‘iron harvest’ of bombs and munitions continues to be a huge headache for Germany 72 years after the end of the war.
It is estimated that 150,000 bombs lie unexploded beneath German towns and cities and they grow more unstable with every passing day.
Dozens have been killed and injured in explosions in the past decades and thousands placed in danger.
More here: Hanover evacuates 50,000 after five RAF bombs are found | Daily Mail Online
Saturday, May 6, 2017
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Lone beaver leads curious cattle around Canadian farm
Canadian ranch owners noticed something strange about their cattle when they decided to pay a them visit on Good Friday.
On their mid-afternoon check on their Ituna property in Saskatchewan, Adrienne Ivey and her husband Aaron found all of their 150 heifers crowded around in one tight group.
“We expected maybe a new calf, but what we actually found was possibly the most Canadian thing we have ever witnessed on our ranch,” Ms Ivey wrote on her blog.
They saw the heifers were following a beaver happily leading the herd around the pasture.
Ms Ivey recorded the scene: the cattle were tentatively following a lone beaver.
In the video, the cows take turns to get closer to the beaver for a quick sniff, before retreating back to the group.
Ms Ivey said her livestock “were enchanted by the cute little guy and followed him everywhere”.
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
RAF fighters intercept a flight from Bucharest and escort it to Birmingham after ‘it lost communication’
RAF fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a flight from Bucharest and escort it to Birmingham after the plane lost all communications.
Typhoon fighter jets and a Voyager were deployed from Coningsby air base this morning to guide the 30-year-old civilian plane to safety.
The aircraft, a 30-seater Saab 340A, was met by RAF fighters over the North Sea before landing at Birmingham Airport.
The flight took off from Bucharest during the night at 1.30am local time and landed at 7.28am at Birmingham Airport, according to flight tracking data.
MORE: RAF fighter jets scrambled to intercept Bucharest flight | Daily Mail Online
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