Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief Guarded by two soldiers, the entrance is decorated with Buddhist prayer flags. The narrow and oppressive tunnel then sinks 900 meters into the heart of the mountain. Suddenly, it opens into a huge room where sit six turbines that power Nepal’s largest hydroelectric power station. In this cold underground setting, the gaze falls on unusual … Read more
“Flurona”. The word may sound scary, but the affected patient was able to leave the hospital without suffering from serious injury. An unvaccinated pregnant woman contracted both Covid-19 and the flu in Israel. A rare case, but which still worries the authorities of the country. Health services fear having to manage a double epidemic as … Read more
Published: 2 ene 2022 09:54 GMT The interpreter warned that the sighting of several reptiles has been reported in her home and in the surroundings, which represents a danger for the inhabitants of the area. Mexican actress Ariadne Díaz revealed that her dog, named Tacha, was eaten by a crocodile near her home in Puerto … Read more
The National Railways Office (ONCF) is taking a further step in its energy transition, by running all of its Al Boraq trains on clean energy from January 1. In a press release sent to our editorial staff, the ONCF explains that it is progressively carrying out its green transformation, by switching 25% of its overall … Read more