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Mumbai Pet Groomers Arrested for Punching Dog on Video - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Pet Groomers Arrested for Punching Dog on Video

Police have arrested two dog groomers in Mumbai, India, after a video of them punching, kicking, and thrashing a canine repeatedly surfaced online. The sickening incident sparked outrage from animal activists and dog lovers in India. This prompted authorities to order the popular pet grooming facility to cease operations. Dog groomers in Mumbai arrested for […] The post Mumbai Pet Groomers Arrested for Punching Dog on Video appeared first on DogTime.

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Australia swelters through 'scorching' heat lifting bushfire risk - Vimarsana News

Australia swelters through 'scorching' heat lifting bushfire risk

Australia's southeast on Sunday sweltered in a heat wave that raised the risk of bushfires and prompted authorities to issue fire bans for large swaths of New South Wales state. The nation's weather forecaster said temperatures would be up to 12 degrees Celsius (53.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above average in some areas, with Sydney, capital of Australia's most populous state New South Wales, set to hit 36C (96.8F).

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Australia declares El Nino as spring heatwave sparks bushfire concerns - Vimarsana News

Australia declares El Nino as spring heatwave sparks bushfire concerns

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia on Tuesday declared an El Nino weather pattern was underway as the country's southeast sweltered in an intense spring heat wave that raised the risks of bushfires and prompted authorities to issue a total fire ban for Sydney. Australia had held off declaring an El Nino but has been bracing for a warm and dry southern hemisphere spring and summer in 2023, after three years of heavy rains and frequent flooding. The anticipated dry weather could hit wheat production in A

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