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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Typhoon Usagi hits southern China, killing at least 25
Typhoon Usagi's wrath
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Filipino residents rescue a woman from rising floodwaters in Las Pinas City, Philippines, on Monday, September 23. More than a dozen people were killed in the Philippines on Monday as heavy rains from Typhoon Usagi battered the main island of Luzon. The storm forced the relocation of hundreds of thousands of people, the cancellation of hundreds of flights and the closing of a major shipping lane. Also, at least 25 people are reported killed in southern China. Francis R. Malasig / Epa / Lanov.
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There was at least 25 people that have died after Typhoon Usagi slammed into the coast of southern China bringing strong winds and heavy rain. Usagi forced the relocation of hundreds of thousands of people, the cancellation of hundreds of flights and the closing of a major shipping lane. There are so many strange weather events taking place in the world today. Things that never happened before are taking place in different parts of the world. We, the human, I can say are the cause of it. All these different things man is doing to the earth such as polluting the air and damaging the earth crust.
This was published on September 23, 2013 by CNN's Anjali Tsui, Jethro Mullen and Pamela Boycoff who contributed to this report, on CNN. This photo was taken by Francis R. Malasig / Epa / Lanov.
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/09/22/world/asia/typhoon-usagi/index.html?hpt=hp_t4
Family of 6 die in house fire
3 adults, 3 children, 2 identified, 4 bodies burn beyond recognition
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ZNS Network.
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It is really sad to see the number of fire incidents here in The Bahamas, especially that results in some being injured or burned to death. The Bahamian society need to take serious precautions in their home. Be more alert. My prayer and sympathy goes to that family who have lost their loved one. It is said that police are currently investigating the house fire.
This was published on ZNS Network on znsbahamas.com by The Bahamas Tonight on September 23rd, 2013. This photo was taken by ZNS Network.
http://www.znsbahamas.com/#/news/4578190248
Cherokee child handed over to adoptive parents
Oklahoma's Supreme Court refused to intervene in an adoption dispute involving a 4-year-old Cherokee girl and lifted its stay keeping the girl with her father. |
Dusten Brown and his daughter, Veronica. AP Photo: Courtesy Shannon Jones.
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I am really impressed and amazed that there are fathers out there who will fight for the custody of their child / children. I am sad that he has loss the case, and the child have been handed over to the adoptive parents. But the fact that he has put up a fight for his daughter, say a lot about what type of father he is.
This was published on Monday 23rd, 2013 by Kristi Eaton of Associated Press on MSN News. This photo was taken by Shannon Jones / AP Photo.
http://news.msn.com/us/cherokee-child-handed-over-to-adoptive-parents
Fitzgerald: Work at schools almost complete
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Minister of Education Jerome Fitzgerald leads a tour of a Stephen Dillet Primary School Yesterday. Torrell Glinton TNG 2013.
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What is it with the Bahamian society??? They take forever to do things. School have been closed from JUNE and they just want to start repairing the school when SCHOOL AS ALREADY OPEN in SEPTEMBER. Come on Bahamas, let stop making a fool ourselves, do what is right and do it on time. I am sure that the Minister of Education will ensure that all public school is repair and ready for the school year 2013-2014. But being a last minute and lazy person, he decided to do these things when school is open.
This was published on September 23rd, 2013 in The Nassau Guardian by Royston Jones Jr, Guardian Staff Reporter. The picture was taken by Torrell Glinton / TNG.
http://www.thenassauguardian.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=41988:fitzgerald-work-at-schools-almost-complete&catid=3:news&Itemid=27
'Bodies everywhere’: Survivor stories emerge as Kenya mall siege goes on
'We're in control of Westgate': Kenyan police retake mall, all hostages believed free
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Volunteers and a police officers run for cover on Sept. 23 after hearing a volley of gunshots outside the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya. Tony Karumba / AFP - Getty Images
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One of Kenya's upscale shopping mall have been under a bloody three days attack, and was just ended just after midnight on Monday with government officials announced they were in control and they believe all hostages have been freed. It really sad to see innocent hurt and killed. It was reported by Kenya Red Cross that at least 62 people were killed in this attack. The world same to becoming more dangerous and violence every second of a minute of every hour each day.
This was published on September 23rd, 2013 on WORLD NEWS on NBCNEWS.com by Erin McClam and Alexander Smith, NBC News. This photo was taken by Tony Karumba / AFP - Getty Images.
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/23/20654343-bodies-everywhere-survivor-stories-emerge-as-kenya-mall-siege-goes-on?lite
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