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The rescue efforts, cranes, ropes and ladders are being used to help remove debris out of the large, gaping hole water being pumped out of the step well to help locate any people trapped below the well was about 18 m deep. officials believe many of the deceased could have drowned. candles offerings and sweets are left scattered about in what's left of the temple. one man says he was lucky to make it out alive. i have not seen such a sight in my entire life. people were shouting and asking for help. many people died and i saw two women dying escaped death. i couldn't understand what happened. s...

Creeks and streams that flooded just 11 days ago. back to you. >> joe, what are local authorities and citizens who you've spoken with saying they need the most right now? we understand that some of that assistance coming from the federal government is to help remove debris, but what is needed most? >> reporter: when i've talked to people on the ground, what i'm told they need the most is the infrastructure restored. they've lost telephone communications. some people have lost gas, they've lost electricity, they've lost water. water, of course, is a huge issue on the ground here because there i...

The tropical disturbance could potentially be the next named storm in the Atlantic basin, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.

The Worldwide Autonomous Ships Industry is Estimated to Reach $14 Billion by 2030 News provided by Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The autonomous ships market is estimated to be USD 5,866 million in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 14,256 million by 2030, at a CAGR of 9.3% from 2020 to 2030. The demand for new ships and the retrofitting of existing ships with advanced technologies is expected to grow with the increase in trade activities. New defense and commercial vessels are equipped with advanced systems for improved safety and efficiency. The im...

29 December 2020, 8:08 am EST By Japanese company to create wooden satellite  ( Unsplash/ Nasa ) Japanese company Sumitomo Forestry and Kyoto University have jointed forces to create what they believe will be the world's first satellite made out of wood. The scheduled release of this project is on 2023. Japanese wooden satellites Sumitomo Forestry added that it has started research on tree growth and the use of wood materials in space. The partnership between the c...