The corona pass will be mandatory in fewer French shopping centres from Wednesday. Currently, people still have to show proof of vaccination or negative test in 178 shopping centres. From Wednesday, it will be necessary for 64, Economic Minister Bruno Le Maire said in a conversation with television channel […]
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Japanese Prime Minister Suga will Not stand for Re-Election
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will not run for re-election as the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader. The Japanese ruling party with a majority in the lower house will choose its successor at the end of this month, participating in the parliamentary elections later this year. Suga has been […]
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Subways Stuck in New York City Due to Flooding in Ida
The aftermath of Ida, the hurricane that caused enormous damage in the US state of Louisiana on Sunday, is now also affecting other parts of America. In New York City, authorities have issued a flash flood warning and subways are stuck between stations, and subways are no longer running. […]
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Philips Starts Repairing and Replacing Sleep Apnea Devices
Philips has started repairing and replacing its sleep apnea devices in the United States, containing foam that can be hazardous to health. The recall will start this month in virtually all other markets where the healthcare technology group sells those machines. Philips wants to complete the recall within a […]
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Restoring the Louisiana Power Grid Will Take Days, Possibly Weeks
People in the southern United States hit by Hurricane Ida may be without power for weeks. According to energy company Entergy, just mapping the damage to the network will take days. Blocked roads, flooding and persistent bad weather make it particularly difficult to reach rural areas. In the state […]
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North Korean Nuclear Reactor Back in Service According to International Atomic Energy Agency
In recent months, North Korea is likely to have restarted its major nuclear reactor at Yongbyon, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a new report. North Korea’s main nuclear complex was shut down about three years ago. “Since the beginning of July 2021, there have been indications, […]
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Insurance Requirements for Massage Therapists
Massage therapy has long been a popular therapeutic treatment to help tired humans unwind from relieving stress to releasing those pesky knots. The types of massage styles cover everything from Swedish to shiatsu, hot stone to deep tissue. However, one factor that remains consistent across the massage therapy industry is […]
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New Zealand to Stay in Lockdown Longer Due to Delta Outbreak
New Zealand will remain in lockdown at least until next Tuesday to get the outbreak with the Delta variant of the coronavirus under control. Originally, the country was to remain in lockdown until Friday. Still, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told a press conference that the authorities want […]
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Boy’s Body Found Under Rubble in Spain Collapsed Building
In the Spanish resort of Peñíscola, 140 kilometres northeast of Valencia, part of an apartment complex collapsed on Wednesday evening. At least three people were buried under the rubble. A boy was found dead around 7:45 a.m., Levante newspaper reported. The newspaper writes that the emergency services receive the […]
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World Bank Suspends Payments for Projects in Afghanistan
The World Bank suspends payments for development projects in Afghanistan because of the Taliban takeover of the country. Nevertheless, the institute is an important lender for projects in a very poor country. Since 2002, the World Bank has given more than 5.3 billion dollars in aid to Afghanistan. The […]