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Manchester United Ready To Sign Erik Ten Hag's Replacement? Report Reveals Top Contender
Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim has quickly emerged as the leading contender to take over as Manchester United manager after Erik ten Hag was sacked.
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High-Flying Napoli, Top Of Serie A, Face Tricky Test Against Emerging Manager
In-form Serie A side Como, coached by Cesc Fabregas, is expected to provide a stern test to Antonio Conte's Napoli.
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US Rapper Fatman Scoop Collapses On Stage While Performing, Dies: Report
US rapper Fatman Scoop has died, his manager announced Saturday, after the 53-year-old artist suffered a medical emergency while performing on stage.
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"Could Have Issued Warnings": UN Says Libya Flood Deaths Were Avoidable
The United Nations said Thursday that most of the thousands of deaths in Libya's flood disaster could have been averted if early warning and emergency management systems had functioned properly.
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Why Sirens Weren't Sounded During Hawaii Wildfire? Officer Explains
Maui's emergency management chief on Wednesday defended his agency's decision against sounding sirens during last week's deadly wildfire amid questions about whether doing so might have saved lives.
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Bayern Boss Tuchel Threatens Man City's Champions League Dream Once More
Tuchel emerged victorious as Chelsea manager in City's first, and so far only, run to the Champions League final in 2021.
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"Never Seen Anything Like This": 23 Dead As Massive Tornado Tears Through US Town
At least 23 people were killed and dozens injured as a tornado and strong thunderstorms swept across Mississippi late on Friday, the state's emergency management agency said after the twister left a trail of damage for more than 100 miles (160 km).
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AIIMS Server Still Down As Internet Now Blocked For Probe; Anti-Terror Agency On Case: Report
Amid the cyber security scare, all emergency and routine patient care, and laboratory services continue to be managed manually
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Severe Weather "New Normal", US Emergency Chief Warns After Tornadoes
More powerful, destructive, and deadlier storms will be the "new normal" as the effects of climate change take root, the top US emergency management official said Sunday after massive tornadoes ravaged six states.
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Miami Beach Declares State Of Emergency Over Uncontrollable Crowds
Throngs of revelers flocking to Miami Beach in Florida for spring break have become so uncontrollable that authorities declared a state of emergency Saturday and imposed a curfew meant to quash the party.
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Power Restored To Most In Texas After "Tragic Few Days"
Hundreds of thousands of homes in Texas are coping without heat for a fourth day on Thursday after utilities made some progress restoring power, as the state's leaders came under mounting criticism for their response to the winter storm.
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US Nearly Runs Out Of Emergency Stockpiles Of Medical Supplies: Report
The US has nearly run out of its emergency stockpiles of medical supplies like masks, gowns and gloves in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic that has claimed over 5,000 lives in the country and infected 210,000 people, according to reports.
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2020 Detroit Auto Show Cancelled; Venue To Be Used For COVID-19 Hospital
Organizers canceled the Detroit auto show on Saturday citing the coronavirus pandemic, with the Federal Emergency Management Agency set to tap the convention center venue into a temporary field hospital.
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Cricket South Africa Loses Leading Sponsor Over Controversies
Standard Bank will continue to sponsor South Africa until its agreement with CSA ends on April 30 next year.
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Hurricane Dorian Leaves 2,500 Unaccounted For In Bahamas: Official
Some 2,500 people are unaccounted for in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian, the archipelago's National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said Wednesday.
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Manchester United Ready To Sign Erik Ten Hag's Replacement? Report Reveals Top Contender
Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim has quickly emerged as the leading contender to take over as Manchester United manager after Erik ten Hag was sacked.
-
High-Flying Napoli, Top Of Serie A, Face Tricky Test Against Emerging Manager
In-form Serie A side Como, coached by Cesc Fabregas, is expected to provide a stern test to Antonio Conte's Napoli.
-
US Rapper Fatman Scoop Collapses On Stage While Performing, Dies: Report
US rapper Fatman Scoop has died, his manager announced Saturday, after the 53-year-old artist suffered a medical emergency while performing on stage.
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"Could Have Issued Warnings": UN Says Libya Flood Deaths Were Avoidable
The United Nations said Thursday that most of the thousands of deaths in Libya's flood disaster could have been averted if early warning and emergency management systems had functioned properly.
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Why Sirens Weren't Sounded During Hawaii Wildfire? Officer Explains
Maui's emergency management chief on Wednesday defended his agency's decision against sounding sirens during last week's deadly wildfire amid questions about whether doing so might have saved lives.
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Bayern Boss Tuchel Threatens Man City's Champions League Dream Once More
Tuchel emerged victorious as Chelsea manager in City's first, and so far only, run to the Champions League final in 2021.
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"Never Seen Anything Like This": 23 Dead As Massive Tornado Tears Through US Town
At least 23 people were killed and dozens injured as a tornado and strong thunderstorms swept across Mississippi late on Friday, the state's emergency management agency said after the twister left a trail of damage for more than 100 miles (160 km).
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AIIMS Server Still Down As Internet Now Blocked For Probe; Anti-Terror Agency On Case: Report
Amid the cyber security scare, all emergency and routine patient care, and laboratory services continue to be managed manually
-
Severe Weather "New Normal", US Emergency Chief Warns After Tornadoes
More powerful, destructive, and deadlier storms will be the "new normal" as the effects of climate change take root, the top US emergency management official said Sunday after massive tornadoes ravaged six states.
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Miami Beach Declares State Of Emergency Over Uncontrollable Crowds
Throngs of revelers flocking to Miami Beach in Florida for spring break have become so uncontrollable that authorities declared a state of emergency Saturday and imposed a curfew meant to quash the party.
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Power Restored To Most In Texas After "Tragic Few Days"
Hundreds of thousands of homes in Texas are coping without heat for a fourth day on Thursday after utilities made some progress restoring power, as the state's leaders came under mounting criticism for their response to the winter storm.
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US Nearly Runs Out Of Emergency Stockpiles Of Medical Supplies: Report
The US has nearly run out of its emergency stockpiles of medical supplies like masks, gowns and gloves in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic that has claimed over 5,000 lives in the country and infected 210,000 people, according to reports.
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2020 Detroit Auto Show Cancelled; Venue To Be Used For COVID-19 Hospital
Organizers canceled the Detroit auto show on Saturday citing the coronavirus pandemic, with the Federal Emergency Management Agency set to tap the convention center venue into a temporary field hospital.
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Cricket South Africa Loses Leading Sponsor Over Controversies
Standard Bank will continue to sponsor South Africa until its agreement with CSA ends on April 30 next year.
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Hurricane Dorian Leaves 2,500 Unaccounted For In Bahamas: Official
Some 2,500 people are unaccounted for in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian, the archipelago's National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said Wednesday.
