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The outgoing president of the Pacific island nation of Micronesia, David Panuelo, accused China of spying and attempting to bribe local politicians to bring his country to Beijing's side. Mr Panuelo's claims were contained in a letter to congress last week.

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Taiwan ally Honduras seeks diplomatic switch to China

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The outgoing president of the Pacific island nation of Micronesia, David Panuelo, accused China of spying and attempting to bribe local politicians to bring his country to Beijing's side. Mr Panuelo's claims were contained in a letter to congress last week.

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Caroline Davies, Robert Greenall & Nicholas Yong

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Imran Khan: Pakistan’s former PM decries arrest attempt amid violence

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The ex-PM says he is “mentally prepared” for sleeping in a cell, after police clash with his supporters.

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Jiang Yanyong: Whistleblower doctor who exposed China's Sars cover-up dies

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Jiang Yanyong: Whistleblower doctor who exposed China's Sars cover-up dies

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-64960693

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I chose this article because the title was intresting
-What is the article about
This article is about Jiang Yanyong, a former military surgeon who blew the whistle on Chinese authorities' cover-up of the 2003 Sars epidemic, has died aged 91.
-How did the peapole involved feel
In this article the only person they menshon is Jiang Yanyong.

OLIVER

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Jiang Yanyong: Whistleblower doctor who exposed China's Sars cover-up dies

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Jiang Yanyong became a national hero after revealing Beijing was covering up the scale of the virus.

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It is about the ukraine war, and it is recent because you have in live and i choose the ukraine war because I think that is very sad .

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I choose this article because is very heroic. about a person who died. The people feel bad                                                     

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I choose this article because is very heroic. about a person who died. The people feel bad                                                     

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-64960693

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Russia pilots reckless in drone collision

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I choose this article because it is something that could affect the world.

The article is about russian pilots and a drone collision.

They are reckles

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https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2013/10/12/desaparecen-nueve-adolescentes-de-un-rancho-para-jovenes-dificiles-en-nuevo-mexico/
I choose this article because i think that is interesting.Is about nine boys that get lost.
I think they feel very panic.

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(CNN) - Nueve adolescentes desaparecieron de un rancho para jóvenes difíciles en Nuevo México. Las autoridades dijeron que al menos uno de los nueve adolescentes había regresado con su familia al día siguiente. El incidente comenzó el viernes cuando los investigadores de la policía estatal fueron al rancho para jóvenes difíciles Tierra Blanca con una orden de registro e investigación de supuestos abusos, según las autoridades. Cuando los agentes llegaron al rancho no había ni rastro del director ni de los nueve adolescentes.

Pete Domenic, el abogado del director, aseguró que los adolescentes sólo se habían ido de viaje y no pasaba nada. "Los chicos del rancho Tierra Blanca estaban en una actividad programada con anterioridad fuera de la finca desde hacía varios días", dijo Domenici. "Ellos están seguros y han sido recogidos por sus padres o sus padres están en camino para recogerlos".

A pesar de la declaración del abogado, de la Alerta Amber para buscar a los menores no fue rescindida.

"Esto sigue siendo una investigación en curso", dijo el sargento Emmanuel Gutiérrez de la Policía Estatal de Nuevo México. "No hemos establecido contacto visual con estos niños para confirmar su paradero, por lo que la alerta se mantiene activa".

La confusión parece surgir de las acusaciones de abuso de los adolescentes en el rancho, informó KRQE, la cadena afiliada de CNN.

"Tenemos denuncias de abusos", dijo el gobernador de Nuevo México Susana Martínez, de acuerdo con KRQE. "Estamos obligados por ley a investigar".

Los funcionarios estatales están investigando las denuncias de los jóvenes de que habían sido amenazados, esposados y golpeados en el centro, según la cadena filial.

Chandler ha negado estas afirmaciones, dijo su abogado, y ha presentado una demanda contra el Estado para el manejo del caso, informó KRQE.

El director del rancho trató de resolver la situación en los tribunale , pero la audiencia se ha retrasado, dijo el abogado.

"Hemos tratado de evitar precisamente este tipo de situaciones mediante la solicitud de una audiencia de emergencia, que se habría celebrado ayer", dijo Domenici.

El sábado todavía no estaba claro dónde estaban Chandler y los adolescentes, y la policía dijo que aún estaban buscando.

La Tierra Blanca Ranch en Hillsboro, New Mexico, es una instalación de 30.000 hectáreas que se anuncia como un "nuevo comienzo para los jóvenes en situación de riesgo con problemas", según su sitio web".

"Durante casi 20 años, esta bella e histórica hacienda ha sido el escenario de los esfuerzos de la familia Chandler para trabajar con jóvenes problemáticos y en situación de riesgo".

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(CNN) - Nueve adolescentes desaparecieron de un rancho para jóvenes difíciles en Nuevo México. Las autoridades dijeron que al menos uno de los nueve adolescentes había regresado con su familia al día siguiente. El incidente comenzó el viernes cuando los investigadores de la policía estatal fueron al rancho para jóvenes difíciles Tierra Blanca con una orden de registro e investigación de supuestos abusos, según las autoridades.

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I choose it because is of the Ukraine war.
That russian reckless pilots have a dron collision.
They are reckless

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This means the downing of the drone could conceivably have been the result of a mistake by a Russian pilot who got too close as they "buzzed" the drone. But if this was a deliberate attack on a US aircraft by a Russian warplane, then analysts say that would amount to a huge provocation and a substantial escalation.

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Russia pilots 'reckless' in drone collision - US

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This means the downing of the drone could conceivably have been the result of a mistake by a Russian pilot who got too close as they "buzzed" the drone. But if this was a deliberate attack on a US aircraft by a Russian warplane, then analysts say that would amount to a huge provocation and a substantial escalation.

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As police were taking the man to an ambulance, the zebra came back. The family who owned the property told police they could shoot the zebra should he draw nearer, an affiliate from BBC's US media partner, CBS, reports

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A zebra in Ohio attacked a man and charged police before it was shot

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As police were taking the man to an ambulance, the zebra came back. The family who owned the property told police they could shoot the zebra should he draw nearer, an affiliate from BBC's US media partner, CBS, reports

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I chose thus one becaue its very interesting. There was a train crash in Ohio. A lot of toxic substances were released. The animals were scared.

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Nearly 45,000 animals have died as a result of a toxic train crash this month in an Ohio town, environmental officials have said.

The figure from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources updates the initial estimate of 3,500 animals dead after the 3 February derailment.

The toll was all recorded within a 5-mile (8km) radius of the crash site, officials said.

Clean-up efforts continue in East Palestine amid a federal inquiry.

A total of 38 cars derailed in the crash, 11 of which were carrying hazardous materials. Residents later reported feeling unwell.

Mary Mertz, who directs the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), said in a news conference on Thursday that all of the 43,700 animals found dead were aquatic species, and that there is no evidence that any terrestrial animals were killed by the train's chemicals.

None of the animals were believed to be endangered or threatened species. Some live fish have already been seen returning to one of the waterways affected by the train derailment, she said.

There is no sign that any of the chemicals have killed animals in the nearby Ohio River, she said.

"Because the chemicals were contained, we haven't seen any additional signs of aquatic life suffering," she said, adding that all of the deaths occurred immediately after the crash three weeks ago.

Also on Thursday, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said the crew of the train had tried to slow it down moments before the crash after finding that a wheel bearing had heated up.

Shortly before the derailment, it reached a "threshold" level of 253 degrees Fahrenheit above normal temperature, the NTSB's preliminary report said.

As the train driver applied the brakes, an automatic braking system was also initiated, allowing the train to stop, according to the NTSB.

"After the train stopped, the crew observed fire and smoke," the report said.

The report found no evidence that the train was travelling above the speed limit of 50mph (80km/h).

It provided few details as to what exactly caused the derailment.

At a news conference in Washington DC, NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said that the crash was "100% preventable".

"We call things accidents," she said. "There is no accident. Every single event we investigate is preventable."

A final report will likely take between 12 and 18 months, Ms Homendy said.

Fires at the derailment site were contained by 5 February, but authorities remained concerned that five cars carrying 115,580 gallons (437,500 litres) of vinyl chloride - an odourless gas used to make PVC - might explode.

So officials conducted a controlled burn of the substance, sending a huge plume of black smoke over East Palestine.

The NTSB said that its probe is ongoing and that investigators will focus on the wheels and tank car design, as well as on the burning of the vinyl chloride and accident response.

The firm that operated the train, Norfolk Southern, has defended its response.

Speaking to CNN on Wednesday, CEO Alan Shaw said the company had already paid $6.5m (£5.4m) to residents living near the scene.

Also on Thursday, US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited East Palestine, after acknowledging earlier this week he "could have spoken sooner" about the incident.

He has become a lightning rod amid local frustration at official handling of the derailment.

Speaking to reporters in East Palestine, Mr Buttigieg blamed Norfolk Southern and the administration of former President Donald Trump, which he said had loosened railroad regulations.

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Ohio toxic train crash killed nearly 45,000 animals

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The new estimate is more than 10 times more than the initial predicted wildlife death toll.

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Russia pilots reckless in drone collision - US

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-64960384

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I choose this article because i find it intresting.
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The US has accused Russia of reckless behaviour after an American drone crashed into the Black Sea following an encounter with Russian fighter jets.

-how did the people involved feel?
they are very worried about this happend.

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This means the downing of the drone could conceivably have been the result of a mistake by a Russian pilot who got too close as they "buzzed" the drone. But if this was a deliberate attack on a US aircraft by a Russian warplane, then analysts say that would amount to a huge provocation and a substantial escalation.

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Russia pilots 'reckless' in drone collision - US

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This means the downing of the drone could conceivably have been the result of a mistake by a Russian pilot who got too close as they "buzzed" the drone. But if this was a deliberate attack on a US aircraft by a Russian warplane, then analysts say that would amount to a huge provocation and a substantial escalation.

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Massive fire destroys units at Sydney business site
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It is about the crisis of Ukraine, and a lot of people go missing or get lost in the war.People is in panic.Russian people think that is an heroic action, but people from other countries have compassion for the poor Ukrainians.

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Because a lot of people die, destroid the city. About an hurricane in Galveston, Texas, there are 8.000 peolple dead.
they feald panic, crisis.

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CONTACTS: Ron TrumblaNOAA 00-R258 (817) 978- 1111 Ext. 140 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Curtis Carey September 7, 2000 (301) 713-0622

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COMMEMORATES 1900 GALVESTON HURRICANE
Nation's Worst Weather Disaster

Galveston, Texas -- One hundred years ago tomorrow, the great Galveston hurricane roared through the prosperous island city with winds in excess of 130 miles per hour and a 15-foot storm surge. When it was finally over, at least 3,500 homes and buildings were destroyed and more than 8,000 people were killed.

"That hurricane left the city totally devastated with the deadliest natural disaster in the history of the United States," said Bill Proenza, director of the National Weather Service Southern Region. "The number of people who lost their lives on that single day represents more than the combined fatalities resulting from the 325 tropical storms and hurricanes that have struck the United States since then. In fact, that single event accounts for one third of all tropical storm or hurricane-related fatalities that have occurred in this nation since it was founded," he added.

WARNING FLAGS:

Despite the horrendous loss of life, many people were saved by the actions of Galveston's Weather Bureau Manager, Dr. Isaac M. Cline. Cline and the Weather Bureau were aware of the hurricane as it passed over Cuba on a northern track. Consequently, warnings were issued for the eastern Gulf states, Florida and the southern Atlantic coast.

Since wireless ship-to-shore communication was not yet available in 1900, information was extremely sketchy and there was little if any knowledge that the hurricane was strengthening and heading toward Texas.

As the storm neared the Texas coast, Cline became increasingly suspicious of the weather. Convinced that a major storm was pending, he decided to raise the hurricane warning flags atop the Weather Bureau building on September 7th, the day before the hurricane struck. Throughout the 7th and the morning of September 8th, Cline continued to patrol the beach warning people to move to higher ground. With a population of more than 35,000 people, it is likely many more Galveston residents would have died without the warnings. In what would be the last message to reach the outside world, Cline said, "Gulf rising rapidly; half the city now under water."

SEA WALL:

In 1900, the highest point in Galveston was only 8.7 feet above sea level and the hurricane easily inundated the city with a storm surge of 15 feet.

With the terrible memories of the 1900 hurricane in mind, the people of Galveston began an unprecedented effort to protect their city from the next "big one." In 1902, they began constructing a 16-foot thick, 17-foot high sea wall covering three miles of oceanfront. They also began the monumental task of raising the entire island by as much as eight feet with sand dredged from Galveston Bay.

Today's sea wall has been extended to a length of 10 miles of oceanfront to protect the heart of the city.

MODERN FORECASTING:

The National Weather Service's ability to detect and warn of dangerous storms and hurricanes has improved dramatically over the years. Today, geostationary satellites provide continuous surveillance that helps determine the location, size and intensity of developing storms. Both the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Air Force use specially equipped aircraft to fly into hurricanes to measure wind, pressure, temperature and humidity and to pinpoint the exact location of the storm's core. These flights enhance scientists' understanding of hurricanes and improve forecast capabilities.

As hurricanes approach, the National Weather Service's land-based Doppler weather radar network is used by forecasters all along the U.S. coasts to monitor storm movement. The National Weather Service has its National Hurricane Center in Miami, Fla., forecasting and warning for all tropical storms and developing predictive computer models of hurricane movement and storm surges. Recently, the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) has been implemented to integrate all of the incoming data and distribute it to the NWS regional operations and forecast offices across the nation.

IN HARM'S WAY:

Despite technological advances, improved communication, strong partnerships with emergency management agencies and updated preparedness and evacuation plans -- millions of Americans remain in harm's way as the nation's coastal populations grow. The NWS warning system provides adequate time for people on barrier islands and the immediate coastline to move inland when hurricanes threaten. But it is often difficult to evacuate people from these coastal areas because roads have not always kept pace with population growth.

This problem is compounded by the fact that 80 to 90 percent of the population living in hurricane-prone areas has not experienced a "major" hurricane. Many have experienced weaker storm conditions and are left with a false impression of a hurricane's potential for damage.

"A significant hurricane still poses a tremendous potential for loss of life, particularly in heavily populated residential areas that are near sea level," said Proenza. "Only through continued public preparedness and education, can we assure the proper response that will avoid such disasters."

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Additional background information on the Galveston Hurricane of September 8-9, 1900, is available through NOAA's National Climatic Data Center. http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/extremes/2000/september/extremes0900.html

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CONTACTS: Ron TrumblaNOAA 00-R258 (817) 978- 1111 Ext. 140 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Curtis Carey September 7, 2000 (301) 713-0622 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COMMEMORATES 1900 GALVESTON HURRICANE Nation's Worst Weather Disaster Galveston, Texas -- One hundred years ago tomorrow, the great Galveston hurricane roared through the prosperous island city with winds in excess of 130 miles per hour and a 15-foot storm surge.

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I choose this article because a lot of people die they die 48,000 of people, it happened recently the 6 of february.
Is about an earthquake.
They feel in crisis.

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