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Choo Choo AJ! Brave boy s steam train dream comes to life

Parents may fear for their child's health and future, especially if the illness is serious or life-threatening. They may feel anxious about medical treatments, potential complications, and the uncertainty of the situation

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The life – and pollution – documented inside the sunken Cable Restorer

The 79-year-old cable ship sank a week ago in Simon’s Town Harbour. This is what the wreck holds below the surface.

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South Africa: Cable Restorer Sinking in Storm Raises Oil Spill Alert for Endangered Simon s Town Penguins

South Africa: Cable Restorer Sinking in Storm Raises Oil Spill Alert for Endangered Simon s Town Penguins
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Ship sunk in storm raises oil spill alert for endangered Simon s Town penguins

While the resulting oil spill is minimal, SanParks and Sanccob are on alert in case nearby penguin colonies are affected.

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Africa s Only Submarine Museum Finally Comes Ashore

Nearly eight years since it was closed to visitors, South Africa’s famous submarine museum is coming ashore thanks to two specially constructed cradle.

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