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Nog 103 mensen vermist, Halen nog ongerust Vandaag om 17:36 door bbd, nba De Koekoeklaan in Halen. Foto: Serge Minten Op de meeste plaatsen daalt het waterpeil en omdat er veel droog weer wordt voorspeld, lijkt het ergste achter de rug. Het aantal dodelijke slachtoffers blijft stijgen, de teller staat officieel op 27. In Halen, nabij de grens tussen Limburg en Vlaams-Brabant, is er nog reden tot ongerustheid. De balans van het zware noodweer van de afgelopen dagen blijft stijgen. Momenteel is het aantal bevestigde dodelijke sla...

Voor de tweede keer in enkele dagen hebben speurders van de federale gerechtelijke politie van Limburg een synthetisch drugslab ontdekt in Limburg.

URL copied Image Source : PTI A truck falls in a caved-in part of a road near a metro construction site at Khera More, following heavy rains, in Najafgarh area.   A portion of the road along with the footpath near the Dhansa Stand Metro Sation caved in here following a drain burst in the area due to excess flow of continuous rainwater, officials said on Thursday, adding that a truck fell into the caved road. According to police, information was received about the incident at around 1 am. Due to incessant rainfall Wednesday night, the road caved in and the r...

nd in Electrification Rate but 7 th in the construction of ‘Paved Road’, data from the World Bank has revealed. According to the figures from the World Bank, the country has witnessed significant growth in electricity over the last two decades. Presently, electricity penetration rate presently stands at 84.1% However, Urban Electrification Rate stood at 95.4% and put the nation first among the eight countries. But with regard to power outages, the nation was ranked worst alongside Tanzania and Ethiopia. Ghana’s electricity growth started rapidly during former President John Kufuor’s e...

nd in Electrification Rate but 7 th in the construction of ‘Paved Road’, data from the World Bank has revealed. According to the figures from the World Bank, the country has witnessed significant growth in electricity over the last two decades. Presently, electricity penetration rate presently stands at 84.1% However, Urban Electrification Rate stood at 95.4% and put the nation first among the eight countries. But with regard to power outages, the nation was ranked worst alongside Tanzania and Ethiopia. Ghana’s electricity growth started rapidly during former President John Kufuor’s e...