Special Desk A massive rescue operation has been launched in Florida, after a multi-storied residential building partially collapsed on Thursday. At least one person has died, several are injured. Surfside Mayor Charles W Burkett said that there is at least one fatality from the collapse in Surfside, Florida. The person …
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Uganda first to test positive at Tokyo Olympics
Special Desk While debate over once again postponing Tokyo Olympics goes on one member of Uganda’s Olympic squad has become has tested positive for covid, the first to test positive for Covid-19 on arrival in Japan. The competition is slated to start on 23 July. The event was postponed last …
Read More »Israel strikes again in Gaza
Special Desk Just days after the new government took over in Israel a major flare-up took place, since Israel agreed to ceasefire on May 21. Israel says it has launched air strikes against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, in retaliation for incendiary balloons fired from the territory. The incident …
Read More »Hawaii changing rules for visitors again
Special Desk Restrictions are being lifted as Hawai changes rules for visitors and actually eases them. Previously, travelers had to get tested before traveling to Kauai, Maui or Hawaii Island from other parts of the state if they wanted to avoid quarantine. There will be no testing, no quarantine requirements …
Read More »Benjamin Netanyahu ousted as PM after 12-years
Special Desk After a 12-years-long tenure Benjamin Netanyahu was ousted as the prime minister while Naftali Bennett is Israel’s new PM now. An eight-faction coalition was formed by the opposition earlier for the purpose of ousting Benjamin Netanyahu as the PM. A rotation arrangement has been consented and the head …
Read More »G7 promises one billion covid vaccines for poor nations
Special Desk Leaders of the seven countries have agreed to share one billion covid vaccine doses to poor nations. They call it a step towards vaccinating the world. At the end of the G7 summit in Cornwall, the UK prime minister Boris Johnson said countries were rejecting nationalistic approaches. He …
Read More »French President slapped in public
Special Desk In a shocking incident on Tuesday the French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped on his left cheek by a man in a crowd as he spoke to the public during a visit to southeast France. A video of the incident went viral on social media. President’s security was …
Read More »‘Don’t enter US illegally’: Harris to Guatemala migrants
Special Desk In what she calls tackling cause of border crisis, the US Vice President Kamala Harris has asked would-be migrants in Guatemala not to try to enter the United States illegally. In a news conference alongside Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei, she warned against illegal migration and said, “Do not …
Read More »G-7 countries have committed to deliver climate targets ahead of COP26
Dr. Seema Javed The G7 countries – [UK, US, Japan, Canada, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, EU] – have committed to deliver climate targets in line with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5C warming limit, agreed to phase out global support for fossil fuels and committed to zero carbon power sectors by the …
Read More »Malawai burnt expired covid vaccine doses
Jubilee News Desk This might catch your attention more than anything else. Malawi, the landlocked country in southeastern Africa, has incinerated 19,610 expired doses of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. The expiry date on the batch was April 13 and the health officials said the people were not coming to vaccination …
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