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4 dead after gas blast shatters Belgian apartment block - Vimarsana News

4 dead after gas blast shatters Belgian apartment block

Four people died in a gas explosion that shattered two apartment blocks in northern Belgium on New Year’s Eve, the local mayor told AFP on Saturday. Two women survived the blast — one of whom spent 14 hours under the rubble — and are in hospital “doing OK”, said Paul Van Miert, mayor of the […]

Four dead after gas blast shatters Belgian apartment block - Vimarsana News

Four dead after gas blast shatters Belgian apartment block

Four people were killed in a gas explosion that shattered two apartment blocks in northern Belgium on New Year’s Eve, the local mayor told AFP yesterday.

Fourth body found after Belgian explosion - Vimarsana News

Fourth body found after Belgian explosion

Rescuers have recovered a fourth body after an explosion in a residential building in the northern Belgian town of Turnhout.

Vie by VCDC at Southern Plains: More than houses, it's building your future - Vimarsana News

Vie by VCDC at Southern Plains: More than houses, it's building your future

The project is a fusion of location, design, and building know-how—all packaged in interesting offers and model units that put quality of life post-pandemic, at the forefront.

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Dutch government says won't bow to curfew riot 'scum' - Vimarsana News

Dutch government says won't bow to curfew riot 'scum'

Dutch government says won't bow to curfew riot 'scum' published : 27 Jan 2021 at 08:45 At least 400 people have now been arrested after the Netherlands imposed the first nationwide curfew since World War II THE HAGUE - Cities across the Netherlands were calmer on Tuesday after three nights of rioting against a coronavirus curfew as authorities vowed to crack down on the unrest, blaming "scum" for the looting and arson and deploying a huge police presence on the streets. There were no major incidents reported in either Amsterdam, Rotterdam ...