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Hearing train horns sound in downtown San Diego? Here's why - Vimarsana News

Hearing train horns sound in downtown San Diego? Here's why

San Diegans may hear more loud train noises through downtown, as the area's Quiet Zone designation was temporarily suspended by federal officials.

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google's robot constitution lays down rules on what the humanoids should and shouldn't do - Vimarsana News

google's robot constitution lays down rules on what the humanoids should and shouldn't do

Google deepmind’s researchers compile a list of rules in a constitution specified to robots so they know the safe and harmful acts to people.

'It was a miracle': How 'written in blood' safety rules saved lives in Tokyo plane crash - Vimarsana News

'It was a miracle': How 'written in blood' safety rules saved lives in Tokyo plane crash

Rest of World News: In a harrowing yet miraculous incident on Tuesday, passengers aboard Japan Airlines (JAL) flight 516 narrowly escaped a catastrophic event at Haneda A

Safety rules 'written in blood' saved lives in Tokyo plane crash - Vimarsana News

Safety rules 'written in blood' saved lives in Tokyo plane crash

While investigations into what happened in the incident, which saw the JAL plane erupt in a fireball, are ongoing, experts say the successful evacuation is down to a combination of modern safety standards and Japan Airlines’ own rigorous safety culture.

Road Accidents: 85% Of Road Accidents Are Avoidable, Says Assam Minister | Guwahati News - Vimarsana News

Road Accidents: 85% Of Road Accidents Are Avoidable, Says Assam Minister | Guwahati News

Dibrugarh: Expressing concern over the high number of road fatalities in the state, Assam transport minister Parimal Suklabaidya said 85% of these acc.