Hang glider found dead 30 feet up in tree in Issaquah, likely cardiac arrest says witness
A hang glider died on Sunday in Issaquah after Eastside Fire and Rescue crews found them unresponsive 30 feet up in some trees.
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A hang glider died on Sunday in Issaquah after Eastside Fire and Rescue crews found them unresponsive 30 feet up in some trees.
The mark of great warriors lies not in their reign but their tactical, military genius, sincerity, and vision. Known as the Napoleon of India for his triumphs across the Himalayan regions of Ladakh, Tibet, Skardu, and Baltistan, Zorawar Singh ...
Was Dogra general Zorawar Singh buried by Tibetan forces with military honours? Gen. Zorawar Singh statue in Jammu (photo courtesy: Rajinder Arora; credit: hinduhistory.info) Premium 5 min read Rajinder Arora In a peculiar rarity, a defeated army honoured a General of the enemy army in 1841. One man found his 'samadhi' by accident during his travels through Tibet Share Via Read Full Story After light refreshment and tea in the dining hall we sauntered outside. Outside the gate, we met a Chinese ‘gentleman’ wearing a three-piece black suit and sporting a shiny embroidered tie. I smiled at ...
Two Netizens in China Go Missing After Organizing YouTube Event Mocking Chinese Leader Two Chinese netizens have reportedly gone missing since Feb. 9, after participating in a live-streaming event to mock Chinese leader Xi Jinping on YouTube, according to Radio Free Asia (RFA). Several YouTube channels run by Chinese netizens prepared a Feb. 11 joint live-streaming session aimed at ridiculing Xi ahead of the Chinese New Year, the most important traditional festival in China. YouTube is banned in mainland China, but netizens can use VPN software to circumvent China’s internet firewall and ac...
December 18, 2020 Kwan Tai Temple in Sham Shui Po South China Morning Post Two former top leaders of a triad, believed to be the Wo Shing Wo gang, were among seven people arrested on Thursday in a Hong Kong temple and accused of holding a traditional initiation ceremony for a new recruit. The six men and one woman, aged 37 to 58, were taken into custody from Kwan Tai Temple on Hai Tan Street in Sham Shui Po, where the ritual was being organised around midday. “During the raid, police seized paper offerings, HK$100,000 (S$17,110) in cash, lai see, and a yellow paper on which triad-related ph...