Government of Kenya has confirmed an Mpox Outbreak at the Taita-Taveta Border Point- “from an individual who was travelling from Uganda to Rwanda through Kenya”.
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JUST IN; North Korea’s trash balloons disrupt South Korea’s airport operations
Views: 9 AA North Korean trash balloons have disrupted operations at South Korea’s main airport several times in the past two months, local media reported on Tuesday. According to official data from the Seoul Regional Aviation Administration, submitted to Rep. Yang Bu-nam of the main opposition Democratic Party, operations at Incheon International Airport, the South’s
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Aviation gets a B for cyber security and must try harder
Views: 8 Emerging Risks The global aviation industry has been told it needs to up its cyber security both internally and with third parties as regulators demand change. The calls comes in a new report by SecurityScorecard which has published cybersecurity research on 250 leading global aerospace & aviation companies, including 100 top commercial passenger
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‘It was an attempted assassination’, says lawyer of men kicked by police officer at Manchester Airport
Views: 5 LBC The lawyer representing two men kicked by police at Manchester Airport has accused officers of an “attempted assassination”. Speaking to LBC’s Nick Ferrari at Breakfast, solicitor Akhmed Yakoob claimed an officer had threatened to kill one of the men filmed being kicked at the city’s airport on Wednesday. Greater Manchester mayor Andy
Several flights between S’pore and Fuzhou, Manila, Taipei cancelled due to Typhoon Gaemi
Views: 5 Straits Times SINGAPORE – Multiple flights between Singapore and cities affected by Typhoon Gaemi were cancelled or rescheduled on July 25, as the powerful typhoon heads towards southern China after sweeping past the Philippines and Taiwan on July 24. According to Changi Airport’s website, two Xiamen Airlines flights between Singapore and Fuzhou
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Frankfurt airport opens again after climate activists block runway
Views: 8 ALARABIYA Frankfurt airport, Germany’s busiest, has resumed operations after suspending flights on Thursday morning when several climate activists blocked runways by gluing themselves to the tarmac. Planes were able to take off and land again, the airport said on its website, but passengers were still advised to check on their flight status before
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At least 15 killed, dozens missing after boat capsizes off Mauritania
Views: 4 At least 15 people have died and more than 150 are missing after a boat carrying 300 passengers capsized near Mauritania’s capital Nouakchott, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said. “Approximately 300 people boarded a pirogue in The Gambia and spent seven days at sea before the boat capsized near Nouakchott on July
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Namibia turns the visa tables on Western nations
Views: 9 BBC Namibian Michelle Nehoya has spent nearly $500 (£390) on an application for a visa to visit Canada – but more than two years later it has yet to materialise. The 38-year-old, who lives in Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, is desperate to get to Quebec to see her aunt and cousins whom she has
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JUST IN: Saurya Airlines plane crashes in Kathmandu
Views: 18 A Saurya Airlines aircraft crashed during takeoff at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Wednesday. Casualties have been reported. The accident occurred after the Pokhara-bound flight suffered a runway excursion during takeoff, said TIA Spokesperson Subash Jha. Nineteen people, including crew members, were aboard the plane. As per preliminary information, eighteen bodies
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JUST IN: Tourist ‘gang raped by five men’ in Paris just days before Olympics opening ceremony
Views: 8 METRO An Australian woman visiting Paris was allegedly gang raped just days before the Olympics opening ceremony. The 25-year-old told police she was attacked by five men before seeking refuge at the Dounia kebab shop, near the Moulin rouge cabaret theatre on Saturday. After the alleged attack she had her ‘dress inside out’ and was seen