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On March 15, 2024, a child rides a bike on the cherry blossom trail at Binhu National Forest Park in Hefei, Anhui Province. In recent days, the cherry blossoms at Binhu National Forest Park have entered full bloom, attracting tourists to come and enjoy the scenery. (Photo by Zhang Min, Guangming Online)

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Shenzhen accelerates development of low-altitude economy - Vimarsana News

Shenzhen accelerates development of low-altitude economy

In fact, food delivery by drones is no longer a novelty in Shenzhen. From sightseeing to urban security, from medical assistance to emergency rescue, and from agricultural and forestry protection t...

UK: New gas power stations to keep lights on during net-zero transition - Vimarsana News

UK: New gas power stations to keep lights on during net-zero transition

The UK government is expected to support the construction of a “new generation” of gas-fired power plants, the Times reports.

From a jaguar pouncing on a crocodile to a spectacular 'flying saucer cloud': Jaw-dropping winners in the Open competition of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards revealed. And here you can vote for YOUR favourite - Vimarsana News

From a jaguar pouncing on a crocodile to a spectacular 'flying saucer cloud': Jaw-dropping winners in the Open competition of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards revealed. And here you can vote for YOUR favourite

The prestigious contest runs several competitions every year, with more than 395,000 photographs from more than 220 countries and territories entered into this year's overall awards.