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By   Jan 22, 2021 02:37 AM EST Five individuals were killed due to the fire that erupted at one of the biggest vaccine-making facilities in the world, a complex of Serum Institute of India, which is producing millions of doses of coronavirus vaccine of the Oxford/AstraZeneca. Based on a report, the fire broke out in a building that is still under construction on Thursday afternoon inside the 100-acre site in Pune, which is a southwestern city in the country. According to CBS News, despite the quick response coming from the authorities as they were able to put the fire under control on Thursd...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Jan 22, 2021 06:20 AM EST After an unconfirmed report that cancellation of the Games might be imminent, organizers shared on Friday that the Japanese government is determined that the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead. According to the Times of London, citing an unnamed senior member of the ruling coalition, mentioned that the authorities of Japan had privately concluded that the Olympics could not proceed because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But the report was quickly refuted by the officials in Tokyo, CNN reported. Based on the statement given by the organiz...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Jan 21, 2021 11:18 PM EST As an additional way of enforcing more on-court rules that forbid players, recent reports from sources prohibit players from shaking hands and his thing each other during games. The league or the National Basketball Association went ahead with the 2020-21 season despite the current ongoing coronavirus pandemic. With other professional leagues facing outbreaks and postponed games, the league only released a part of their schedule to help them play on. Various coronavirus guidelines were placed, which gave the NBA the chance to play games ...

43 migrants had an ill-fated death when their ship capsized on the Mediterranean Sea, off the Libyan Coast, revealed 2 different UN agencies

2015: Refugee crisis - the Malian poet who got asylum Poverty in Mali's capital city Bamako drives many to the extremes (Photo: EC - Audiovisual Service) Soumaila Diawara was the leader of a far-left wing youth movement in Mali in 2012. Three years later he was granted asylum in Italy, where he now works as an interpreter for a prefecture in Rome. Read and decide Get instant access to all articles — and 20 years of archives. 14-day free trial. Choose your plan Our exclusive news stories and investigations. Influential. Investigative. Independent. Why join? Already a member? He also ...