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Dozens were killed after a ferry caught fire in Philippines
An inter-island 33-year-old ferry - MV Lady Mary Joy 3 - traveling to Jolo town in Sulu province from the southern port city of Zamboanga, caught fire after an explosion in the southern Philippines on Wednesday night and at least 31 people were killed.
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A new form of omega-3 fatty acid could prevent the visual decline from Alzheimer and diabetes
Researchers at the University of Illinois ,Chicago, developed a new form of omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) that can cross into the eye’s retina.
First 3D printed rocket failed to reach the planified orbit
First 3D-printed rocket (using additive manufacturing techniques) has taken flight from Cape Canaveral. Terran-1 launched from Complex 16 at 23:25 local time on Wednesday (03:25 GMT on Thursday).
New: plain text paste shortcut added in Word
Microsoft is finally bringing the plain text paste shortcut in Word.
The U.S. Marshals Service was hit by hackers
The U.S. Marshals Service, the nation's oldest law enforcement agency, a division of the Justice Department, reported Monday a cyber intrusion that put potentially sensitive law enforcement information at risk.
A Chinese male invented how to kiss people anywhere in the world over the internet
A ‘kissing device’ which has the capability to replicate the pressure, movement, and temperature of a user's lips, mimicking a real kiss transmitted at distance was created in China as an invention of a university in Changzhou, being patented by the Changzhou Vocational Institute of Mechatronic Technology.
Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series is on sale
Starting on February 17, 2023, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 became widely available.
Entertainement News
The Oscars of 2023
On the start of the 95th in the history of the academy ceremony,broadcasedt live in the United States on the TV network ABC, the academy’s chief executive had promised a return to the polished, glamorous Oscar ceremonies of the past.
South African rapper Costa Titch died onstage aged 28
South African rapper Costa Titch, 28, collapsed twice onstage Saturday performing at the Nasrec Expo Center during a Johannesburg music festival. He died.
The 73rd Berlin Film Festival
On Saturday evening at the Berlinale Palast, have beed announced winners at the 73rd Berlin Film Festival.
Sports News
Former tennis champion Bjorn Borg left a felicitation event for himself to watch his son at Bengaluru Open tennis tournament
The 11-time Grand Slam champion Swedish Bjorn Borg was set to be felicitated in Bengaluru on Tuesday by Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai but he left de venue at the Karnataka Lawn Tennis Association (KSLTA) courts because the CM turned up late for the event.
Business News
Indonesia’s goal for 2023 is to increase tourism
Indonesia has set to focus on developing and promoting tourism villages this year.
Microsoft is investing in OpenAI company, to accelerate developing together AI products
Tech giant Microsoft on Monday announced a new multiyear, multibillion-dollar investment with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, which works closely with Microsoft’s cloud service Azure.
Pepsi improved taste of its zero sugar beverage
Pepsi company announced on Friday that Pepsi Zero Sugar will soon taste different because it uses a "new sweetener system" that gives it a more "refreshing and bolder taste profile."
The Central Bank of Nigeria limits withdrawals of money in a push for a cashless economy
Nigeria restricts ATM withdrawals to $45 per day in push to digital currency. The policy which will also apply to banks and cashback from purchases.
Life
The head of famous Haigh Chocolates brand company in Australia died aged 93
John Haigh, the head of Australia’s oldest family owned chocolate company, Haigh Chocolates,
Recall initiated for more than 400 food products in America
A possible listeria contamination determined Baltimore-based Fresh Ideation Food Group LLC to initiate a recall for more than 400 food products on sale in several American states.
Indonesia’s goal for 2023 is to increase tourism
Indonesia has set to focus on developing and promoting tourism villages this year.
Science
The Earth Hour – for a new hope in 2023
Started by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and his partners as a symbolic lights-out event in Sydney in 2007, Earth Hour became one of the largest movements for the environment, observed in 190 countries.
A big asteroid will pass Saturday closer than the Moon
A newly discovered massive asteroid in a heliocentric orbit will pass between the Earth and the Moon on weekend. The asteroid was first observed on Jan. 14, discovered by astronomers in the Canary Islands in Spain.
A strong earthquake with several victims occurred in Ecuador
A strong 6.8-magnitude earthquake (as the U.S. Geological Survey reported) occurred off the coast of Ecuador Saturday, around 12:22 p.m. local time, being felt in 13 provinces.
A new discovered comet will be visible and spectacular in September- October 2024
Astronomers have just discovered a new comet: C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) or A3 for short. Astronomical models suggest that C/2023 A3 orbits the Sun once every 80,660 years.
Dangerous cyclone Freddy is the most energetic on record
Cyclone Freddy became Earth’s most energetic on record. It lashed Mozambique two times and was also the longest-lived tropical cyclone ever observed, for 35 days.
Health
Researchers at the University of Illinois ,Chicago, developed a new form of omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) that can cross into the eye’s retina.
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Pope Francis was hospitalized in Rome
Vatican announced that Pope Francis, 86-year-old, was hospitalized in Rome because he kas a lung infection and experienced difficulty breathing in the last days. He is not infected with Covid 19.
A „Stay away” digital campaign initiated by Amsterdam targeting young British men
The council of the Ansterdam Netherlands city is promoting a digital deterrent campaign directed at British men between the ages of 18 and 35. The „stay away” warning is targeted to unruly British sex and drug tourists.
Largest strikes in decades paralysed Monday transportation in Germany
Travel disruptions for millions were caused Monday on Germany after 24-hour “warning” strikes, largest in decades, were started by major Verdi trade union and railway and transport union EVG following three days of wage talks.
King Charles’ visit to France this week was postponed
King Charles’s state visit to Paris, scheduled for Sunday, has been postponed amid mass strikes and protests.
News in USA
Shooting with multiple victims at an elementary school in Nashville
A shooting with several victims occurred on Monday morning at The Covenant School in Nashville, a private Christian school at 33 Burton Hills Blvd., at 10:13 a.m. Ambulances and police responded to the school. Seven people were dead, including three children.
A passenger on a Delta Airlines plane was arrested at LAX after forcing open the emergency door
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An US man, being a Delta Airlines passenger on a flight from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Seattle on Saturday, was arrested after opening an emergency door activating the emergency slide. The incident occurred minutes prior to takeoff.
Deadly tornadoes with many victims devastated Mississipi and Alabama
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency tweeted early Saturday that at least 23 people were confirmed to be dead and dozens more were injured or missing after deadly tornadoes.
A big explosion with victims occurred at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania
A large explosion followed by fire occurred Friday around 5 p.m. at a historic West Reading chocolate factory of R.M. Palmer Company (in business since 1948) killing two people. Several others were hurt.
International News
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Pirates have boarded an oil tanker southwest of Port Pointe-Noire, Congo
Pirates with nationality not immediately known have boarded a Liberian-flagged oil and chemical tanker, Danish owned, operated by Dubai-based Montec Ship Management, with 16 crew members, in West Africa's waters
International
Dozens people died or were wounded in a fire at a Mexican migrant facility
At least 39 people were killed after a fire broke out late Monday night in the sleeping area at a Mexican migrant facility near the U.S. border housing migrants from Central and South America.
International
Large protests in the streets in Israel against Netanyahu’s plan to modify judicial legislation
After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired the Defense Minister Yoav Gallant because he opposed to the planned judicial overhaul to limit judicial review of laws, large protests erupted in the country. Thousands citizens were in the streets
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Dozens were killed after a ferry caught fire in Philippines
An inter-island 33-year-old ferry - MV Lady Mary Joy 3 - traveling to Jolo town in Sulu province from the southern port city of Zamboanga, caught fire after an explosion in the southern Philippines on Wednesday night and at least 31 people were killed.
The floor collapsed at a Hindu temple in India during a festival and many were killed
More than 30 worshippers plunged into a communal water source after the floor covering it collapsed on Thursday in the central city of Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Hindu temple, in India, when there was a huge crowd of devotees.
Two American military helicopters crashed killing all aboard
Nine service members aboard two Black Hawk helicopters crashed Wednesday night in Trigg County, Kentucky, near Fort Campbel, in an open field next to a residential area, conducting a routine nighttime training exercise. There were no survivors.
The biggest known black hole was detected using a new technique
Astronomers from Durham University in the United Kingdom and Germany’s Max Planck Institute detected the biggest ever black hole known, more than 30 billion times the mass of the Sun, in Abell 1201 supergiant galaxy about 2.7 billion light years from Earth.
Pope Francis was hospitalized in Rome
Vatican announced that Pope Francis, 86-year-old, was hospitalized in Rome because he kas a lung infection and experienced difficulty breathing in the last days. He is not infected with Covid 19.
A „Stay away” digital campaign initiated by Amsterdam targeting young British men
The council of the Ansterdam Netherlands city is promoting a digital deterrent campaign directed at British men between the ages of 18 and 35. The „stay away” warning is targeted to unruly British sex and drug tourists.
Pirates have boarded an oil tanker southwest of Port Pointe-Noire, Congo
Pirates with nationality not immediately known have boarded a Liberian-flagged oil and chemical tanker, Danish owned, operated by Dubai-based Montec Ship Management, with 16 crew members, in West Africa's waters
Pepsi makes changes in the logo and recipes
Pepsi on Tuesday unveiled a new logo and branding that will roll out in North America this fall and globally next year.
Dozens people died or were wounded in a fire at a Mexican migrant facility
At least 39 people were killed after a fire broke out late Monday night in the sleeping area at a Mexican migrant facility near the U.S. border housing migrants from Central and South America.
A new form of omega-3 fatty acid could prevent the visual decline from Alzheimer and diabetes
Researchers at the University of Illinois ,Chicago, developed a new form of omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) that can cross into the eye’s retina.
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Dozens were killed after a ferry caught fire in Philippines
An inter-island 33-year-old ferry - MV Lady Mary Joy 3 - traveling to Jolo town in Sulu province from the southern port city of Zamboanga, caught fire after an explosion in the southern Philippines on Wednesday night and at least 31 people were killed.
The floor collapsed at a Hindu temple in India during a festival and many were killed
More than 30 worshippers plunged into a communal water source after the floor covering it collapsed on Thursday in the central city of Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Hindu temple, in India, when there was a huge crowd of devotees.
Two American military helicopters crashed killing all aboard
Nine service members aboard two Black Hawk helicopters crashed Wednesday night in Trigg County, Kentucky, near Fort Campbel, in an open field next to a residential area, conducting a routine nighttime training exercise. There were no survivors.
The biggest known black hole was detected using a new technique
Astronomers from Durham University in the United Kingdom and Germany’s Max Planck Institute detected the biggest ever black hole known, more than 30 billion times the mass of the Sun, in Abell 1201 supergiant galaxy about 2.7 billion light years from Earth.
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