Authorities cracked down on some corona virus hotspots in the city this weekend, including meetings or masking and social needs. Among those summoned by the New York City Sheriff was a restaurant and at least five places of worship in the city’s “red zones,” where the corona virus infection rate is the highest. Sheriff Joseph Pusito said a summons was …
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Palestinian President Meets Ronald Lauder of the World Jewish Congress in the West Bank: Report
Palestinian Met with President Mahmoud Abbas World Jewish Congress West Bank President Ronald Lauder told Reuters a Palestinian minister on Saturday. The talks follow Lauder’s call for renewed peace talks between the two groups. On September 16, Lauder, a US businessman and heir to the SD Lauder companies, told the Saudi newspaper Arab News that he believed that the White …
Read More »At least 20 people have been killed in a bus-train collision on a temple trip in Thailand
The crash happened at 8:05 a.m. (0105 GMT) near the Klong Kwang Klan railway station, 63 km (40 miles) east of Bangkok, said Sachshoengsou Governor Maitreya Tritilan. A tour bus carrying about 60 factory workers on its way to a Buddhist festival at a temple collided with a freight train traveling from the east to the capital while crossing a …
Read More »Mexico apologizes to Pope Francis for church’s role in Spanish victory | World News
The President of Mexico has written the letter Pope Francis We must apologize for the role of the Catholic Church in the oppression of the tribal people in the Spanish conquest 500 years ago. The request was made in a two-page letter Vatican To temporarily return many ancient domestic manuscripts kept in its library before the 500th anniversary of the …
Read More »Russian police broke up anti-Putin protests in the Far East
Reuters reports. Protests against the Kremlin have been going on for three months in the town of Khabarovsk, 3,800 miles east of Moscow. Locals are angry over President Vladimir Putin’s decision to arrest prominent local governor Sergei Furgal. Video footage on social media of a woman asking, “In what country do you live?” Proponents of her case have been working …
Read More »Tropical Storm Delta brings south with heavy rain, strong winds and isolated hurricanes on Saturday
Delta will be monitoring the interior in the south this weekend. Heavy rains and strong winds in the county will affect the area. A few hurricanes are also possible. The tropical storm delta will continue to weaken as it makes its way south this weekend, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds and a few hurricanes inland. Happening now The delta is …
Read More »Marcus Rashford of Man United presents MBE Award for his work on Children’s School Food
5:30 PM ET Rob DawsonReporter Manchester United Marcus Rashford Queen Elizabeth II was honored with an MBE for helping children get school meals during corona virus infections. The MBE stands for the Commission of the British Empire and is an honor bestowed by Britain on its citizens in a positive way in their work order. Other notable footballers who have …
Read More »Italian, a British educator, is a popular Indian snack. It didn’t go down well
(CNN) – We live in turbulent times – a British educator discovered when he condemned Indian snack Realism. Idli – a fluffy South Indian rice cake – is loved and appreciated by many around the world as a comfort food. Even the US vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris His Indian mother is said to have nurtured “love for good Italy” …
Read More »Doctors are asking what is wrong with the virus filling French ICUs fresh
PARIS (AP) – During an overnight shift this week, three new COVID-19 patients were taken to Dr. Kareem Depot’s small intensive care unit in the southern French city of Arles. At his service are now more viral patients than the first wave of infections, and are eager to create new ICU beds elsewhere in the hospital to accommodate the sick. …
Read More »The low-income quarter should grow. A valuable forest can pay the price.
JERUSALEM – A blistering afternoon in the mountains west of Jerusalem, people from all walks of life swam in the Israeli spring pools and picnicked in a Buccaneer refuge called Ain Lavan in the shade of the fig trees, as they had done for years. But they will not have much time to enjoy it. Developers want to build 5,000 …
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