“ Everyone in the room was crying.... It would be a nightmare to stay there again, ” he said.... “ Then again, we can’t afford another house either.” Mr Aliyar Kutty, 59, who runs a small business, was not as fortunate although he escaped with his life while two neighbours stayed back and are now dead.“ Everything was swept away by the rains, ” Mr Kutty said....

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The Christmas robin traditionally brings joy to bleak winter days. But there may be fewer around this year after a" disastrous" breeding season led to a shortage of songbirds, the British Trust for Ornithology has warned.A cold, wet spring meant birds bred later and many fledglings failed to survive, the charity said. This year" proved to be a disastrous breeding season", its report found, with 18 of the 24 species tracked producing fewer young compared to the five-year average. For two species,

Remote GP appointments are not “ substandard ”, the Royal College of General Practitioners has insisted after a coroner warned a lack of face-to-face appointments was linked to five deaths. Alison Mutch, the senior coroner for Greater Manchester, said doctors were missing details in virtual appointments which could have been picked up if patients were seen in person.In five separate prevention of future death reports, first reported by the Health Service Journal, Ms Mutch raised concerns about a

SIBU: It takes a two-hour walk through the wilderness for 19-year-old Frank Steward Panting Sa from Pakan to have better Internet reception to achieve his dream of becoming a teacher.It is only up at Bukit Kelingkang that he gets sufficient bandwidth to attend his Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris( UPSI) interviews online.In a Facebook video posted by older brother Mario Sa, Frank was seen sitting on a bemban mat in a makeshift hut built by his father Sa Ujom." He brought along the mat to sit o

GENEVA: The tobacco industry is a far greater threat than many realise as it is one of the world’s biggest polluters, from leaving mountains of waste to driving global warming, the WHO said on Tuesday. The World Health Organisation accused the industry of causing widespread deforestation, diverting badly needed land and water in poor countries away from food production, spewing out plastic and chemical waste as well as emitting millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide.In its report released on World

THE price of cryptocurrency Shiba Inu has skyrocketed in recent days-so, what is it and who's its founder, Ryoshi?... " The efforts to unmask my' identity' even if successful would be underwhelming.... I am just some guy of no consequence tapping at a keyboard and I am replaceable....

KUALA LUMPUR: Several DAP lawmakers have urged the government to review Lynas Malaysia's licence and stop the plan for thorium extraction from the radioactive waste produced at the factory of the rare earths producer. Chow Yu Hui( PH-Raub) said that he remains unconvinced whether Lynas Malaysia was capable of extracting thorium." Let us not forget that the amount of waste from the Lynas plant was as large as five hills behind its factory." Will the new thorium extraction technology and Lynas be

ABC News A member of a pipeline opposition camp is arrested in front of a pipeline facility during a blockade of a pipeline facility.... ABC News Tara Houska, a tribal attorney of Couchiching First Nation, is seen during a" direct action" to halt construction of the Line 3 pipeline.... " I am appalled by the lack of action on something like this," Houska said....

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