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A 5.1 magnitude earthquake took ten lives in southern Spanish town of Lorca, injuring dozens while several buildings have been destroyed on Wednesday. Among those who were killed include a pregnant woman and a child who died because of the fallen masonry. On the other hand, at least 130 have been injured. There were some … Read more
A government official announced last Wednesday that Bataan Nuclear Power Plant in the Philippines will soon be a tourist site. The Plant was built three decades ago but it was never used. The building of the Nuclear Power Plant in Bataan cost about $2.3 billion and it was completed in the year 1984. Director of … Read more
The southeastern city of Lorca, Spain was struck by an earthquake killing at least 8 people and injuring dozens of residents. The earthquake was recorded at magnitude 5.1 and came at 6.47pm local time, almost two hours after a 4.4 magnitude quake that caused severe damaged and forced the residents to camped outside their respective homes … Read more
Since the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill becomes the most-discussed topic in the Philippines, citizens who stand to support the President and the said issue is set to raise their views in the launch of Purple Ribbon Campaign. President Benigno Aquino III himself had been there to motivate the said advocacy which is being debated under … Read more
It has been announced that Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is one of the nominated to be the next Ombudsman filling in the position of Merceditas Gutierrez. According to the one page letter coming from (–foul word(s) removed–)istant State Prosecutor Romeo Senson, he said that De Lima would be the best character to be the … Read more
Microsoft Company confirms that it has agreed to buy the internet phone service Skype for $8.5 billion or (£5.2bn), which made it as the company’s largest acquisition. The news about Skype planning to share floatation started in August last year; however, it was subsequently put on hold. In present, the Luxembourg-based Skype has 663 million … Read more
Princess Diana’s death stirred up controversy when it was featured in a documentary film. Paparazzi photograph provided all necessary photos of the late princess after dying in a car accident in Paris in 1997. Three days before the film shown to the public through the media and to some potential buyers in Cannes the controversial … Read more
An Asian man committed suicide on Tuesday at around 9 a.m. by jumping from the tallest skyscraper of the world situated in Dubai. Police officers said that the man, who still remains to be unidentified, jumped from the 147th floor of the tallest building known as Burj Khalifa which stands to be 2,717ft high. While … Read more
Viewing of works of Leonardo da Vinci in London National Gallery will be limit to number of visitors to prevent the large crowds that want to see the famous arts and for viewers to appreciate and enjoy the viewing experience. According to London’s National Gallery, admission will be fixed at 180 every half hour which … Read more
A swimwear that features the Goddess Lakshmi brought disappointment to Hindu people when it was reported to be exposed at a fashion show launched in Sydney on May 2 – 6. Lisa Blue Swimwear and organizers of Rosemount Australian Fashion Week (RAFW) were asked by Hindu statesman Rajan Zed to publicly apologize to the worshippers … Read more