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Dramatic Video Captures Train's Journey Through Siberian Wildfire
The incident reportedly occurred in the mountainous Muysky district of Siberia, a region currently grappling with extensive wildfires.
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3 Killed, Emergency Declared As Russia Battles Twin Disasters
At least two people have died in flash floods in southern Russia and one woman died in a wildfire in the Urals region, state news agencies reported on Thursday, in this summer's latest severe weather events.
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HTC Wildfire E2 Plus With Unisoc Tiger T610 SoC, 4,600mAh Battery Launched: Price, Specifications
HTC Wildfire has been launched. The smartphone is currently on sale in Russia but there is no information about its availability in other markets yet. It is powered by a Unisoc Tiger T610 SoC, paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage. HTC Wildfire E2 Plus features a quad rear camera setup and packs a 4,600mAh battery.
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HTC Wildfire E lite With Helio A20 SoC, Dual Rear Cameras Launched: Price, Specifications
HTC Wildfire E lite has launched in Russia and South Africa. The phone is priced at ZAR 1,549 (roughly Rs. 7,600) in South Africa, and RUB 7,790 (roughly Rs. 7,600) in Russia. The HC Wildfire E lite is a budget handset with a 3,000mAh battery inside.
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HTC Wildfire E2 With Dual Rear Cameras, 4,000mAh Battery Goes on Sale Ahead of Official Launch
HTC Wildfire E2, a new smartphone by the Taiwanese company, has been put on sale on sale ahead of its official announcement. An online retailer in Russia is selling the new HTC phone in 4GB RAM + 64GB storage configuration.
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Russia Finds Remains Of Crashed Firefighter Plane, No Survivors
Russian firefighters on Sunday found the remains of a crashed plane that went missing on Friday with ten people on board while putting out wildfires in Siberia.
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Russia Bans Burning of Dry Fields After Wildfires
The Russian government said today it had banned the burning of dry farmland and fields adjacent to roads and infrastructure in an effort to reduce the risk of hugely destructive wildfires.
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Death Toll in Siberia Wildfire Rises to 15
Fifteen people died and more than 460 sought medical treatment after wildfires caused by warm temperatures and high winds swept through southern Siberia, authorities said today.
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Dozens of wildfires sweep across southern Siberia
Emergency officials in Russia said on Thursday that wildfires have swept across southern Siberia, and destroying houses in several villages and endangering others. No deaths have been reported. The Emergency Situations Ministry said on Thursday that 59 fires were raging in the region east of Lake Baikal, thousands of kilometres east of Moscow.
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Poisonous smog returns to Russia's Capital
Officials say that the poisonous smog that has contributed to higher death rates in Moscow has returned to Russia's capital.Alexey Popikov of weather monitors Mosecomonitoring says that the concentration of carbon monoxide in Moscow air early on Sunday was more than five times what is considered normal.He says, however, that by Monday winds w...
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Russian wildfires reach Chernobyl zone
Wildfires are threatening to stir radioactive particles left over from the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster back into the air over western Russia, and authorities have boosted forest patrols to keep the flames from contaminated areas.Environmentalists and forest experts warned on Wednesday that the radioactive dust could be harmful, even though dose...
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Health alarm as acrid smog blankets Moscow
Wearing sanitary masks or clutching wet rags to their faces, Moscow residents struggled Saturday against the worst smog in living memory which has enveloped the Russian capital from spreading wildfires.The concentration of toxic particles was up to five times higher than safe levels, experts warned, as the city's iconic landmarks like the Kremlin a...
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Forest fires kill at least 29 in Russia
Raging forest fires which engulfed parts of Central Russia during the country's hottest summer on record have killed at least 29 and destroyed hundreds of homes, forcing President Dmitry Medvedev to summon the Army to join the rescue effort.At least 25 people were killed in Central Russia and the Volga River region while four dead bodies found unde...
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Dramatic Video Captures Train's Journey Through Siberian Wildfire
The incident reportedly occurred in the mountainous Muysky district of Siberia, a region currently grappling with extensive wildfires.
-
3 Killed, Emergency Declared As Russia Battles Twin Disasters
At least two people have died in flash floods in southern Russia and one woman died in a wildfire in the Urals region, state news agencies reported on Thursday, in this summer's latest severe weather events.
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HTC Wildfire E2 Plus With Unisoc Tiger T610 SoC, 4,600mAh Battery Launched: Price, Specifications
HTC Wildfire has been launched. The smartphone is currently on sale in Russia but there is no information about its availability in other markets yet. It is powered by a Unisoc Tiger T610 SoC, paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage. HTC Wildfire E2 Plus features a quad rear camera setup and packs a 4,600mAh battery.
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HTC Wildfire E lite With Helio A20 SoC, Dual Rear Cameras Launched: Price, Specifications
HTC Wildfire E lite has launched in Russia and South Africa. The phone is priced at ZAR 1,549 (roughly Rs. 7,600) in South Africa, and RUB 7,790 (roughly Rs. 7,600) in Russia. The HC Wildfire E lite is a budget handset with a 3,000mAh battery inside.
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HTC Wildfire E2 With Dual Rear Cameras, 4,000mAh Battery Goes on Sale Ahead of Official Launch
HTC Wildfire E2, a new smartphone by the Taiwanese company, has been put on sale on sale ahead of its official announcement. An online retailer in Russia is selling the new HTC phone in 4GB RAM + 64GB storage configuration.
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Russia Finds Remains Of Crashed Firefighter Plane, No Survivors
Russian firefighters on Sunday found the remains of a crashed plane that went missing on Friday with ten people on board while putting out wildfires in Siberia.
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Russia Bans Burning of Dry Fields After Wildfires
The Russian government said today it had banned the burning of dry farmland and fields adjacent to roads and infrastructure in an effort to reduce the risk of hugely destructive wildfires.
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Death Toll in Siberia Wildfire Rises to 15
Fifteen people died and more than 460 sought medical treatment after wildfires caused by warm temperatures and high winds swept through southern Siberia, authorities said today.
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Dozens of wildfires sweep across southern Siberia
Emergency officials in Russia said on Thursday that wildfires have swept across southern Siberia, and destroying houses in several villages and endangering others. No deaths have been reported. The Emergency Situations Ministry said on Thursday that 59 fires were raging in the region east of Lake Baikal, thousands of kilometres east of Moscow.
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Poisonous smog returns to Russia's Capital
Officials say that the poisonous smog that has contributed to higher death rates in Moscow has returned to Russia's capital.Alexey Popikov of weather monitors Mosecomonitoring says that the concentration of carbon monoxide in Moscow air early on Sunday was more than five times what is considered normal.He says, however, that by Monday winds w...
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Russian wildfires reach Chernobyl zone
Wildfires are threatening to stir radioactive particles left over from the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster back into the air over western Russia, and authorities have boosted forest patrols to keep the flames from contaminated areas.Environmentalists and forest experts warned on Wednesday that the radioactive dust could be harmful, even though dose...
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Health alarm as acrid smog blankets Moscow
Wearing sanitary masks or clutching wet rags to their faces, Moscow residents struggled Saturday against the worst smog in living memory which has enveloped the Russian capital from spreading wildfires.The concentration of toxic particles was up to five times higher than safe levels, experts warned, as the city's iconic landmarks like the Kremlin a...
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Forest fires kill at least 29 in Russia
Raging forest fires which engulfed parts of Central Russia during the country's hottest summer on record have killed at least 29 and destroyed hundreds of homes, forcing President Dmitry Medvedev to summon the Army to join the rescue effort.At least 25 people were killed in Central Russia and the Volga River region while four dead bodies found unde...
