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Powerful quake hits Russian coast: Japan warns of tsunami waves up to 1 meter in Pacific – what we know so far

A powerful earthquake of magnitude 8 hit Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula on Wednesday, following which, a tsunami alert was issued in the Pacific.The US Geological Survey reported an earthquake at a depth of 19.3 km, but there was no immediate update on its impact in Russia’s Kamchatka region. University of Tokyo seismologist Shinichi Sakai told NHK…

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Netanyahu’s Iran strike: A rebuke to Trump’s ‘Man of Peace’ pledge; what’s next

Damages are seen in a building after an explosion in a residence compound after Israel attacked Iran’s capital Tehran (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi) On Thursday night, Israeli jets unleashed a coordinated “preemptive” air campaign against Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure-bombing enrichment facilities at Natanz, key Revolutionary Guards installations in Tehran and ballistic-missile sites around the country-just…

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Centre suggests ‘country of origin’ filter on e-commerce sites | India News

Centre suggests ‘country of origin’ filter on e-commerce sites New Delhi/Mumbai: Consumer affairs department on Friday suggested e-commerce companies explore including a new filter feature of “country of origin” on their websites and mobile apps for products, which will help consumers make quick choices. E-commerce platforms would have to create a new filter having a…

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‘Not immediately worried’: Himanta Biswa Sarma plays down fears over China’s Brahmaputra dam; cites river’s multiple sources | India News

Himanta Biswa Sarma (File photo) NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday sought to calm fears over China’s move to build the world’s largest dam on the Brahmaputra river, saying there is no immediate reason to worry.He specified that the Brahmaputra is not dependent on single water source and draws most of…

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Boarded for Karachi, landed in Saudi: Pakistan airline’s alleged goof-up stuns passenger; crew shifts blame

In a major goof-up, a Pakistani airline flew a passenger to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia instead of Karachi, his actual destination.Shahzain, the affected passenger, alleged that he was not informed that he had boarded the wrong flight despite showing his ticket to the air hostess, ARY News reported.The passenger had to travel from Lahore, Pakistan’s…

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