Azim, the fourth in line of the Southeast Asian nation’s throne and famous in Hollywood as a filmmaker, died on Saturday morning. The government has not disclosed the cause of his death. The Sultan’s second-born son was known for hosting extravagant parties with celebrities including Pamela Anderson, Janet Jackson and …
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The environmental group claims that the 1.23 million metric tons of water stored at the plant – in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster – contained “dangerous” levels of radioactive isotopes carbon-14 and other “dangerous” radionuclides. There will be “serious long-term consequences for communities and the environment.” …
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Spoke ANN, Wash Wash. WASHINGTON (AP) – Scientists in Washington state have discovered the first structure of so-called killing hornets in the United States and plan to destroy them by Saturday to protect the local bee, officials said. Workers working with the state’s Department of Agriculture spent weeks searching for …
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The country’s government has launched a flu vaccine campaign, concerned about the possible simultaneous spread of coronavirus and influenza. At least 36 people, including a 17-year-old, have died since being vaccinated against the flu last Friday. The average age of the dead was 74, according to the South Korean Disease …
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