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Hot weather covers Europe, France widespread power outage, air conditioners out of stock
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On June 24, Europe welcomed another day of intense heat, causing tens of thousands of people to lose power, and air conditioner sales surged.
Israel considers withdrawing part of its army from southern Lebanon
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Israel is considering the possibility of withdrawing part of its forces from southern Lebanon.
Gold price loses momentum to increase, Deutsche deeply cuts forecast
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Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price forecast by more than 20% as investors became more cautious with the prospects of US monetary policy and weak gold investment demand.
Eastern Libyan government bans citizens of 4 African countries from entering
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The government of eastern Libya on June 24 issued a ban on entry for citizens of 4 African countries.
Discovering a crack on the wing, Airbus urgently inspects A380 aircraft
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Airbus will inspect 16 A380 aircraft - extremely large passenger aircraft - after detecting cracks on the wing.
Africa resolutely prevents epidemics from the start
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Some African countries have applied strict restraining measures to prevent epidemics from the beginning, in the context that 25/54 countries on the entire continent have been infected with the epidemic.
Young Indonesian businessman produces shoes from chicken feet
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Nurman Farieka Ramdhany - a 25-year-old businessman in Bandung city, Indonesia has researched and tested the production of shoes from chicken feet.
Spanish people slow down hour by hour after national lockdown
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In response to the complicated developments of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Spanish government has issued a national lockdown since March 14.
Vu Han after nearly 2 months of living with the COVID-19 epidemic
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Vu Han (Hoabuy, China) has spent nearly 2 months living with the COVID-19 epidemic. China has dramatically reduced new SARS-CoV-2 virus infections thanks to drastic measures.
Reasons why Westerners rarely wear masks to prevent COVID-19
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Wearing COVID-19 masks in West and Asia may vary due to cultural factors.
Impressive photo of the week: Italy's hot spot without a single person amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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Italy's hot spot is not a hot spot due to the COVID-19 epidemic; Grand Princess cruise ship docks after many days drifting off the coast of California; International airports around the world are deserted... are the most impressive moments of the past week.
Continuous efforts to treat COVID-19 patients in the heart of the Italian epidemic
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Italy is currently the country most severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic outside China with more than 1,000 deaths and 15,000 infections. Images taken at a northern Italian hospital where doctors and nurses are working tirelessly in the battle against the epidemic.
Reducing air pollution in northern Italy after lockdown
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Air pollution in northern Italy has eased after the government imposed a national lockdown to prevent the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
anh of wild star apple winning the best prize in 2020
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The photos that won the annual photography contest of the Breast animal Association, England were recently published. The highest award is given to amateur photographer Roger Cox, UK.
COVID-19 pandemic strikes, Italy closes all restaurants, bars, hair salons
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In the face of the complicated developments of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Italian government has forced all bars, restaurants, barbershops, and essential airlines to close.
Japanese man infected with SARS-CoV-2 deliberately spreads virus
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A Japanese woman tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus after coming into contact with a man infected with the virus. It is worth mentioning that this man deliberately tried to spread the virus to others.
Family in Italy shares "gold" optimism during quarantine days
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Mr. Travis Diener, a professional basketball player, living in Cremona in the "red alert" area of the COVID-19 epidemic (Lombardy, Italy) with his wife and 3 young children shared his family's personal "feends" during his days in quarantine.
World's smallest bonus Damage Fossil found in Amphora in Southeast Asia
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Scientists have discovered the remains of the smallest known khung race in Southeast Asia.
Fearing the epidemic, Indonesians hunt for natural herbs
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In the context of increasing concerns about the COVID-19 epidemic, traditional herbs in Indonesia are surprisingly popular and widely sought after by people.
Thailand encourages people to use fabric masks
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Recently, Thai health officials have encouraged people to wear fabric masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the context of the country lacking medical masks.
