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Crypto Firms Pledge $9 Million in Donations For Syria, Turkey After Deadly Earthquakes: All Details
Crypto companies like Binance, KuCoin, OKX, and Bitfinex have come together to provide immediate financial aid to earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. The crypto firms have collectively pledged $9 million (roughly Rs. 75 crore) in emergency fundings directed towards Syria and Turkey.
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"My Country Is In Great Pain": Turkish Community In Delhi On Devastating Quake
"Hello, are you safe?" Sercan Unsal, a Turkish-origin person settled in Delhi, utters these words every few minutes as he rings relatives and friends in earthquake-hit Turkey and disconnects soon after hearing the answer from the other side.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: Rahul Gandhi Expresses Grief Over Loss Of Lives
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Monday expressed grief at the loss of life and devastation caused by an earthquake in Tukey urging the global community to come together to ensure "swift relief" in the affected region.
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Android Phones in Iran Hit With False Quake Alerts Amid Ongoing Nationwide Protests
Users in Iran on Wednesday received false alerts on their Android phones amid nationwide protests. According to the country's deputy chief of cyber police, only Android phones received the alert. Citizens were advised not to leave their homes by the state-run IRNA news agency.
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Trained Rats To Wear Backpacks With Microphones To Rescue Earthquake Survivors Buried In Debris
Scientists are training rats to rescue people trapped during earthquakes. Specialist backpacks containing microphones and video gear as well as location trackers will be created in order to allow rescue teams to communicate with survivors.
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New Zealand Issues Tsunami Evacuation Order After 7.8 Pacific Quake
New Zealand emergency services ordered coastal communities across large swathes of the North Island to evacuate Friday amid fears a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the Pacific would generate a tsunami.
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Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles, No Immediate Reports Of Damage
An earthquake of 4.2 magnitude hit about a mile (2 km) north of the Los Angeles community of Pacoima on Thursday, the US Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of damage.
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Southern California Communities Brace For Aftershocks Of 7.1 Earthquake
High desert communities in Southern California on Saturday assessed damage and braced for potentially dangerous aftershocks from a major earthquake that shook buildings, ruptured gas lines and sparked fires near the remote epicenter of the second temblor in as many days.
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Indonesia Likely To Leave Quake-Flattened Villages As Mass Graves
More bodies were unearthed from the earthquake-and-tsunami-ravaged Indonesian city of Palu on Saturday, as authorities move closer to calling off the search for the dead trapped under flattened communities and declaring them mass graves.
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After Earthquake, Tsunami, Indonesia Searches For Survivors
Rescue teams in Indonesia struggled on Sunday to reach communities feared devastated by a major earthquake and tsunami on Sulawesi island, with a toll of more than 400 killed expected to rise sharply as contact is restored with remote areas.
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Ahead Of Elections, Campaign Of Communal Rhetoric In Rajasthan's Alwar
"Cow blood has been shed on this land, on my land. Russian and American scientists, after studying Hindu shastras, have confirmed that whenever and wherever cow blood is spilt, there will be earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes will erupt" - Gyan Dev Ahuja, a BJP lawmaker in Rajasthan's Alwar, delivers the little speech without flinching as he campa...
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China To Maintain Communication With India On Artificial Lakes In Brahmaputra
China will maintain communication with India to deal with massive lakes formed by landslides on the Brahmaputra river following an earthquake, which caused concerns of a sudden flooding on the Indian side, a Chinese Foreign Ministry official said today.
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Survey Of India To 'Re-Measure' Mount Everest's Height
The Survey of India will soon embark on a project to "re-measure" the height of Mount Everest following doubts expressed by a section of scientific community about the world's highest peak shrinking, after the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal nearly two years ago.
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Cold Rice Balls, No Flush Toilets At Quake-Hit Japan Shelter
In this mountainous Japanese town known for its hot springs, prized beef and Jersey milk cows, more than 2,000 people have taken refuge from earthquakes at school gymnasiums and community centers, surviving on rock-hard biscuits, cold rice balls and bread.
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Desperation Grows as Afghan-Pakistan Earthquake Victims Wait for Aid
Earthquake survivors in Pakistan and Afghanistan emerged from a third night without shelter today, as village leaders warned they had nothing to protect children from the freezing conditions while rescuers struggle to reach isolated communities.
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Crypto Firms Pledge $9 Million in Donations For Syria, Turkey After Deadly Earthquakes: All Details
Crypto companies like Binance, KuCoin, OKX, and Bitfinex have come together to provide immediate financial aid to earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. The crypto firms have collectively pledged $9 million (roughly Rs. 75 crore) in emergency fundings directed towards Syria and Turkey.
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"My Country Is In Great Pain": Turkish Community In Delhi On Devastating Quake
"Hello, are you safe?" Sercan Unsal, a Turkish-origin person settled in Delhi, utters these words every few minutes as he rings relatives and friends in earthquake-hit Turkey and disconnects soon after hearing the answer from the other side.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: Rahul Gandhi Expresses Grief Over Loss Of Lives
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Monday expressed grief at the loss of life and devastation caused by an earthquake in Tukey urging the global community to come together to ensure "swift relief" in the affected region.
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Android Phones in Iran Hit With False Quake Alerts Amid Ongoing Nationwide Protests
Users in Iran on Wednesday received false alerts on their Android phones amid nationwide protests. According to the country's deputy chief of cyber police, only Android phones received the alert. Citizens were advised not to leave their homes by the state-run IRNA news agency.
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Trained Rats To Wear Backpacks With Microphones To Rescue Earthquake Survivors Buried In Debris
Scientists are training rats to rescue people trapped during earthquakes. Specialist backpacks containing microphones and video gear as well as location trackers will be created in order to allow rescue teams to communicate with survivors.
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New Zealand Issues Tsunami Evacuation Order After 7.8 Pacific Quake
New Zealand emergency services ordered coastal communities across large swathes of the North Island to evacuate Friday amid fears a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the Pacific would generate a tsunami.
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Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles, No Immediate Reports Of Damage
An earthquake of 4.2 magnitude hit about a mile (2 km) north of the Los Angeles community of Pacoima on Thursday, the US Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of damage.
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Southern California Communities Brace For Aftershocks Of 7.1 Earthquake
High desert communities in Southern California on Saturday assessed damage and braced for potentially dangerous aftershocks from a major earthquake that shook buildings, ruptured gas lines and sparked fires near the remote epicenter of the second temblor in as many days.
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Indonesia Likely To Leave Quake-Flattened Villages As Mass Graves
More bodies were unearthed from the earthquake-and-tsunami-ravaged Indonesian city of Palu on Saturday, as authorities move closer to calling off the search for the dead trapped under flattened communities and declaring them mass graves.
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After Earthquake, Tsunami, Indonesia Searches For Survivors
Rescue teams in Indonesia struggled on Sunday to reach communities feared devastated by a major earthquake and tsunami on Sulawesi island, with a toll of more than 400 killed expected to rise sharply as contact is restored with remote areas.
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Ahead Of Elections, Campaign Of Communal Rhetoric In Rajasthan's Alwar
"Cow blood has been shed on this land, on my land. Russian and American scientists, after studying Hindu shastras, have confirmed that whenever and wherever cow blood is spilt, there will be earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes will erupt" - Gyan Dev Ahuja, a BJP lawmaker in Rajasthan's Alwar, delivers the little speech without flinching as he campa...
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China To Maintain Communication With India On Artificial Lakes In Brahmaputra
China will maintain communication with India to deal with massive lakes formed by landslides on the Brahmaputra river following an earthquake, which caused concerns of a sudden flooding on the Indian side, a Chinese Foreign Ministry official said today.
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Survey Of India To 'Re-Measure' Mount Everest's Height
The Survey of India will soon embark on a project to "re-measure" the height of Mount Everest following doubts expressed by a section of scientific community about the world's highest peak shrinking, after the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal nearly two years ago.
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Cold Rice Balls, No Flush Toilets At Quake-Hit Japan Shelter
In this mountainous Japanese town known for its hot springs, prized beef and Jersey milk cows, more than 2,000 people have taken refuge from earthquakes at school gymnasiums and community centers, surviving on rock-hard biscuits, cold rice balls and bread.
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Desperation Grows as Afghan-Pakistan Earthquake Victims Wait for Aid
Earthquake survivors in Pakistan and Afghanistan emerged from a third night without shelter today, as village leaders warned they had nothing to protect children from the freezing conditions while rescuers struggle to reach isolated communities.
