Japan Urges U.S. Military to Prevent Sexual Assaults in Okinawa
Japan’s spokesman urges U.S. military to implement measures to prevent sexual assaults in Okinawa following a recent incident.
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Eiffel Tower Briefly Shuts Down After Fire Alarm Trigger
A fire alarm triggered by a short circuit led to the brief evacuation of visitors at the Eiffel Tower on Tuesday. No injuries were reported, and the landmark has since reopened to the public.
Guardians of Macao: A Day in the Life of Officer Chan Io Wa
Discover a day in the life of Macao’s Officer Chan Io Wa, a dedicated tourist police officer committed to keeping the city safe and vibrant.
China Urges South Korea to Safeguard Its Nationals Amid Martial Law Brief
China urges South Korea to ensure the safety of its nationals following the brief imposition of martial law, emphasizing consistent regional stability.
Violent Crime in California Rises by 1.7% in 2023, Survey Finds
A new survey shows California’s violent crime rate increased by 1.7% in 2023, continuing a trend from the pandemic era, with significant rises in homicides and assaults.
Seven Arrested Over Defective Boeing Plane Parts in Italy Investigation
Seven individuals and two subcontractors in Italy have been charged with fraud and safety violations after defective parts for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner were discovered.
Guardians of Huangshan: The Rope Technicians Ensuring a Safe Experience
Discover how dedicated rope technicians like Li Peisheng safeguard the stunning Huangshan Mountain, ensuring a safe and clean experience for millions of visitors each year.
M5.7 Earthquake Strikes off Kushiro, Hokkaido: No Tsunami Warning
A magnitude-5.7 earthquake hit off Kushiro in Hokkaido, Japan, with no tsunami warning issued and no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
Indonesia Strengthens Preparations for Devastating Megathrust Earthquakes
Indonesia is ramping up preparedness for potential megathrust earthquakes in high-risk zones, aiming to minimize the impact of future natural disasters.
Australia Faces Early Bushfire Season Amid Record Warm August
Australia’s bushfire season is likely to start early due to the warmest August on record, warns AFAC. Key regions urged to prepare for increased fire risks.