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KGO ABC7 News 500PM April 27, 2015 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC7 News 500PM April 27, 2015

Rubble. Nepals police force is working night and day. Pulling survivors out of destroyed buildings, proving there is still time to save lives. Saturdays massive 7. 8 earthquake is being followed up by large aftershocks. Thousands are dead. Across the region, thousands more are injured. On the heist peaks of the him la yas the do tremors triggering further avalanches. From this glacier today. Reporter he is on the mountain where all the climbers are now accounted for. Close by on mt. Everest the together toll is greg steadily. At lease northeasterns are month at least three americans are month ...

Citizens demand sustainable solution to haze crisis in northern Thailand - Vimarsana News

Citizens demand sustainable solution to haze crisis in northern Thailand

A court in northern Thailand has agreed to hear a citizen-led lawsuit filed against the government for inaction to address air pollution that experts say reduces people’s life expectancy and constitutes a violation of basic human rights. More than 1,700 plaintiffs, including activists, academics, residents and medical professionals submitted the grievance against Prime Minister Prayut […]

Northwest Indiana U.S. House result unusually close, but not closest ever - Vimarsana News

Northwest Indiana U.S. House result unusually close, but not closest ever

The 1st District has been centered on Northwest Indiana since 1932. Mrvan's 5.6% margin of victory is the fifth-closest result during that period, records show.

Advocates have pushed for a subway in DC since FDR and WWII - Vimarsana News

Advocates have pushed for a subway in DC since FDR and WWII

Between 1932, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected, and 1941, when the US entered the war, the District’s population rose by nearly 50%. This spike in population led to overloaded buses and streetcars, as well as severe automobile congestion. The city was in desparate need of transportation alternatives.

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Indigenous community mounts legal challenge to Thai coal mine development - Vimarsana News

Indigenous community mounts legal challenge to Thai coal mine development

Local opposition to a planned coal mine in northern Thailand escalated in April when plaintiffs representing more than 600 villagers filed a lawsuit requesting the revocation of an environmental impact assessment conducted and approved more than 10 years ago. Members of Kabeudin village, an Indigenous Karen community in Omkoi district, Chiang Mai province, filed the […]