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How dangerous is it? Scientists study South African COVID-19 variant ‘People have to take lessons from this’ By CNN staff | January 19, 2021 at 6:28 AM HST - Updated January 19 at 6:45 AM DURBAN, South Africa (CNN) – A new year and a new level of sadness in South Africa as the pace of the pandemic accelerates. There’s also a new level of fatigue. “It is a time we never thought we would experience in our lives,” said Salim Kazi of the Islamic Burial Council. “It is here and it is a reality.” A second wave of COVID-19 is devastating South Africa. The Islamic Burial Council u...

Facts can turn out. >> how do you think your father would want to be remembered? >> as a moderate man who has common barriers with everyone. genuine, honest, a man who loved his country, who believed so much in it and its potential. jamal was never a dissident. he believed in the monarchy, that it is the thing that is keeping the country together. he believed in the transformation that it is going through. that's how he should be remembered. >> nic, thanks for doing that interview. clearly, these two sons want the body, they want a proper islamic burial. there were 15 saudis in that consulate....

will be another season of homecomings and men and women and i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> i want to go to chris lawrence, live for us at the pentagon. we're talking 39,000 u.s. troops leaving iraq. as we heard the president say, being home for the holidays is certainly good news for folks here at home. but explain to me, though, we know that the u.s. and iraq didn't exactly see eye to eye with regard to an immunity issue because the u.s. wanted to have several thousand troops remain. >> that's right. there was a split, on both sides. t...

You know that. why not keep bin laden there. why were we so cautious about following the traditional procedures for islamic burial. preparations at sea for an at-sea burial began at 1:10:00 a.m. and were completed at 2:00 a.m.. the body was on the deck of the u.s. air craft carrier in the north arabian sea, after being washed according to islamic custom and receiving a religious funeral. the body was placed in a white sheet and put on a flat board and they slid him off in the sea. may i just say, i'm pretty sure, i know i heard it from my own government. the last one, the last administration a...