ANTARA – Ikan paus biru yang mati di Pesisir Wairorif, Kampung Bairei, Distrik Kepulauan Ambai, Kabupaten Yapen, Papua akan dimusnahkan dengan cara dibakar. Penanganan kasus ikan paus terdampar ini dilakukan oleh …
Read MoreSource: International Committee of the Red Cross Country: Syrian Arab Republic The Allouk pumping station, which usually serves more than 400,000, has not been functional since October 30. ICRC has distributed 460,000 litres of drinking water and other support in the area. Geneva (ICRC) – The International Committee of the […]
Read MoreSouth Korea deported two men back to North Korea after authorities say they killed 16 crew members on a squid-catching boat.
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Read MoreSource: Médecins Sans Frontières Country: Yemen At the time of the attack, around 30 patients and 35 staff were present in the hospital. No casualties were reported among them. Part of the medical team will be relocated to Aden. Thursday, November 7, 2019 — Sana’a / Paris / London – […]
Read MoreA United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) school in Gaza. UNRWA director Pierre Krahenbuhl resigned amid a misconduct probe over whether he fast-tracked his girlfriend into a top aid job. Credit: Khaled Alashqar/IPS By James ReinlUNITED NATIONS, Nov 7 2019 (IPS) The United Nations agency for […]
Read MoreBMKG Wilayah V Jayapura kembali mendeteksi sebanyak 26 titik api yang tersebar di Kabupaten Merauke dan Kabupaten Mappi yang terletak di selatan Provinsi Papua. “Memang betul hingga Kamis pukul 08.00 WIT terdeteksi …
Read MoreChina’s energy sector is booming and renewables are fast gaining ground in the world’s most populous country, thanks in part to generous government subsidies. In the first half of this year alone, the country’s renewable power capacity increased by 9.5% to the tune of 750 gigawatts in total. Long subsidized, […]
Read MoreRice is the world’s largest staple crop, providing food to half the planet’s population. In coming decades, as the numbers of people increase further still, rice will serve an even more critical role in feeding billions. Yet trouble is on the horizon for rice cultivation, warn researchers from Stanford University. […]
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