Earthquake In Tanzania
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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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16 Dead, 250 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake
At least 16 people died and 253 were injured in a 5.7-magnitude earthquake that struck northwest Tanzania and was felt throughout the Great Lakes region, local authorities said Sunday.
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13 Dead, 200 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake: Official
At least 13 people were killed and 203 injured in northwest Tanzania when a 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit the country Saturday, local authorities told AFP.
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At Least 11 Dead, 100 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake: Police
At least 11 people were killed and around 100 injured in Tanzania's Bukoba district when an earthquake hit the country on Saturday, a district police chief told AFP.
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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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16 Dead, 250 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake
At least 16 people died and 253 were injured in a 5.7-magnitude earthquake that struck northwest Tanzania and was felt throughout the Great Lakes region, local authorities said Sunday.
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13 Dead, 200 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake: Official
At least 13 people were killed and 203 injured in northwest Tanzania when a 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit the country Saturday, local authorities told AFP.
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At Least 11 Dead, 100 Injured In Tanzania Earthquake: Police
At least 11 people were killed and around 100 injured in Tanzania's Bukoba district when an earthquake hit the country on Saturday, a district police chief told AFP.
