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ベネズエラ首都圏で余震、106時間救助された男性
ベネズエラの代理大統領デルシー・ロドリゲス氏は、21歳のアーロン・レヴィ・カントリヨ・バargas氏が、カラバレダの町で106時間にわたって瓦礫の下で閉じ込められていたが、今日早朝、安全な場所に救助された様子の動画を投稿した。 首都圏を揺るがす余震
Afghan Families Mourn Loved Ones as Border Tensions with Pakistan Rise
Afghan families are mourning loved ones after border tensions with Pakistan intensified, with reports of civilian homes being struck in…
Ex-NBA Players Indicted in Sports Betting Case: $60M Earned, Prop Bets Alleged
Former NBA players Malik Beasley and Ed Davis were indicted on Monday on federal charges related to an alleged sports…
Snow in NW US, 40C Heat in Europe, and Arctic Cold Head Toward Texas
A cold front brought snow to the US north-west, while Europe faces 40C heat and Texas prepares for Arctic temperatures.
Families of Football Players Killed in Venezuela Earthquakes
Families of two professional football players were among the victims of Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, which have killed at least 1,450…
Venezuela Earthquakes Aftershock Hits as Man Rescued After 106 Hours
A 21-year-old man was rescued from the rubble in Venezuela's Caraballeda town after being trapped for 106 hours, according to…
DR Congo bans mass gatherings amid Ebola surge
DR Congo banned mass gatherings in Kinshasa after 47 new Ebola cases raised total infections to 1,274.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Appeal in E. Jean Carroll Case
The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s appeal in a $5 million sexual abuse case brought by E. Jean Carroll,…
Venezuela: 1.450 Tote bei Erdbeben – Rettungskräfte kämpfen weiter
Venezuela: 1.450 Tote bei Erdbeben – Rettungskräfte kämpfen weiter