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SHARE "Bye-bye, family. We're heading home for now," Ratih Windania posted on Instagram from Jakarta's airport, with pictures of two laughing children and two emojis blowing kisses. The message was sent just before they boarded a plane from the Indonesian capital on Saturday that crashed into the sea minutes after take-off, carrying 62 passengers and crew. "Pray for us," her brother Irfansyah Riyanto posted on Instagram with a picture of the family. The Indonesian authorities said they had recovered pieces of wreckage and human remains on Sunday from the waters north of the capital where Sriw...

Spain sends out Covid-19 vaccine as Storm Filomena snow blocks roads The heaviest snowfall in decades has cut off central areas of the country and killed four people People walk amid a heavy snowfall in Madrid. AFP People walk past the Retiro subway station as heavy snowfall continues in Madrid. AFP A person skis on the Gran Via, central Madrid, Spain. EPA A woman walks along a street after a heavy snowfall in Madrid, Spain. AP Photo Snow-covered tables are seen at Plaza Mayor square during snowfall in Madrid, Spain, January 8, 2021. Reuters A snowplow removes snow as vehicles remain stuck i...

blizzard . At least 50 flights to places such as Malaga, Tenerife and Ceuta, a Spanish territory in north Africa, were cancelled, Aena said. Soldiers worked to reach drivers stranded for hours on roads around Madrid. "We continue the rescue of vehicles on the A4, A5, M40 and M607," said the Unit for Military Emergencies, which sent 147 soldiers to help motorists. High-speed rail services between Madrid and the south-eastern cities of Alicante and Valencia were suspended, as were bus services in Madrid, the city council said on Saturday. Our fixture �� @Athletic_en has been postponed due ...

Groton — Does the community think tiny liquor bottles are creating a litter problem? That’s one of the questions the Groton Conservation Commission is posing in a new poll of residents and business owners to find out if they would support a potential statewide ban on small liquor bottles, or nips, Chairman Larry Dunn said. “The Town of Groton is interested in getting your input on a potential bill proposal to ban tiny liquor bottles, also known as Nips, in the State of Connecticut,” the survey introduction states. The nonprofit organization Environment and Human Health Inc. is workin...