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In an eating contest in the Indonesian capital Jakarta is a participant deceased. According to local media choked the man in a chicken wing and he died on the way to the hospital in the ambulance.
US police say the shooting Wednesday in Wilkinsburg at Pittsburgh was a focused and well-prepared action. By shooting five people were killed and two wounded. One of the wounded is in critical condition. The perpetrators are fugitive.
Dutch food according to the Kidney average of 1 kilogram of salt per year too much. Therefore, the organization is launching Thursday zoutmeter.com to raise awareness of the use of salt.
Khan Younis zoo in Gaza is undoubtedly the most lurid zoo in the world. When the Israeli-Palestinian conflict flared up, the animals are left, and they died of starvation. After their death, the animals were still in their cages, but now motionless and mummified.
Turkey can count on money for two projects to improve the care and situation of particularly Syrian refugees in Turkish camps. Friday was the Commission aware that the first projects have received money from the established European-Turkish migration fund.
Vocational butterfly populations in the world are threatened with extinction. Scientists from 124 countries have come to the conclusion that up to 40 percent of both species at risk. That turned out at a conference in Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia.
Australia has sent a military ship carrying aid to the Fiji Islands. On board include medical supplies, food and water treatment equipment. There are also two helicopters on board to reach people in remote areas.
The International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) fears assistance to millions of hungry people at risk in the south having to turn back from Africa for lack of money. The capacity is there, 'but without money we are very limited in what we can do and some projects should be removed. '' That's Michael Charles, acting head of the regional office of the IFRC in southern Africa, informed Thursday.
The food drops over the eastern Syrian city of Deir al-Zor are Wednesday to all appearances failed to a large extent. The UN World Food Programme (WFP) reported Thursday that the 21 pallets loaded with food, four are damaged and seven ended up in no man's land between the warring parties. Where the remaining ten have come down, could not be traced.
The fourteen most popular beers in Germany found to contain poison. Investigators found traces of the carcinogenic pesticide glyphosate.
Tens of thousands of inhabitants of the Fiji Islands still staying in shelters after their homes were destroyed last week by the cyclone Winston. The death toll rose Thursday to 42, but the authorities are confident that this number is increasing.
A visit to her favorite Italian restaurant American Lindsay Hasz remains probably for a long time. She found to her surprise a rare purple pearl in her food.
In the play Cleansed are scenes of torture, rape and violence so realistic that the audience leaves London's National Theatre in the week after the premiere by the dozens. Five spectators could not do that anymore, fainting. The play tells the story of a university that turns into a sadistic and totalitarian institution.
The United Nations has thrown in relief by the Islamic State in besieged city of Deir al-Zor. A spokesman for the UN was dropped about 21 tons of food and other relief supplies, and the gear arrived at the desired location.
The Swedish physician Martin T. (38) built a special sound-proof bunker of sixty square meters for its victim to rape and kidnapping. Justice Tuesday, however, he himself condemned to the cell and do for ten years.
Three men and a woman have in the city of Palm Coast in the US state of Florida pizzeria short and small beaten. The 25-year-old Jessica Conti was angry because cheese was on her garlic bread.
The United Nations food drops will perform over the city of Deir al-Zor, which is under siege by fighters from Islamic State. That said, the UN emergency relief coordinator Jan Egeland on Thursday.
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A relief convoy of 35 trucks on Wednesday arrived in Moudamiya, a suburb of the Syrian capital Damascus. Reported that the Syrian state news agency SANA.
A hundred trucks carrying relief goods are in the Syrian capital Damascus ready to leave for the besieged places in the country. That the Syrian Red Crescent reported Wednesday.
The French food and authorities were not satisfied with the cleanliness in many Parisian restaurants. Checks in 1500 establishments in the capital received only 34 percent of the grade 'good' of the Directorate Food (DGal). This reported the newspaper Le Parisien on Monday.
The North Korean authorities gave the income from it with South Korea run Kaesong industrial park especially on arms and luxury goods. That said the South Korean Minister Hong Yong-pyo (Unification) according to the BBC.
An aid convoy of the Red Cross on Saturday for the first time in months reached the disputed Yemeni city of Taiz. The aid organization speaks of a breakthrough.
Since the beginning of the civil war in Syria is more than 11 percent of people injured or killed. Says a new report from the Syrian Centre for Policy Research (SCPR), writes The Guardian Thursday.
The situation for the population in the north of Syria is deteriorating by the minute and it is increasingly difficult to provide assistance. That explained the ICRC Wednesday. Together with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent organization is trying to increase aid.
Increasingly bred lynx released into the wild. In Spain, there are already about 327 around in nature.
The climate phenomenon El Niño, which in most people especially images of heavy rainfall will call this year leads in many parts of the world to huge drought. Tens of millions of people in Africa and Haiti facing famine.
About a quarter of the population of South Sudan, 2.8 million people, is threatened by growing food shortages. At least 40,000 people are already in acute distress. That warning comes Monday by UNICEF, the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Food Programme, all three organizations of the United Nations.
