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Super seismic, super tsunami threaten Southeast Asia
Large earthquakes off the Sumatra islands, Indonesia on September 12, can lead to a massive earthquake that causes tsunamis, leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousan…
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Environment
South Asia flood victims face
Millions of people affected by floods in South Asia are facing a health crisis if their relief is not pushed faster, warns the United Nations.
Environment
Sundarbans National Park (India)
The Sundarbans, comprising more than 10,000 square kilometers of land and water between India and Bangladesh, the middle region, located in West Bengal (India), were mad…
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Not only in Vietnam, but also the rush hour in other countries
No matter where you live, you can still see rush hour traffic jams in any country in the world.
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Photo of Ho Chi Minh City on top of the most beautiful National Geographic contest
In the stunning photos of the travel photos of National Geographic, Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City photo from above has received a lot of attention.
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The best travel photos in 2015
National Geographic has selected the list of unique and impressive tourism works from tens of thousands of photographs of photographers from all over the world.
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Overload vehicles around the world
You can see the spectacle of cars crowded with people and goods in parts of Asia or Africa like India, Bangladesh or Niger.
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Breathtaking the beautiful scenery from the airplane cockpit
Sikander Naveed, an employee of Emirates Airlines, recorded stunning images from the cockpit of an Airbus A320 aircraft.
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The beauty of Asia 's lord of the jungle in feather colors
Have you ever thought about taking a close-up portrait of a face portrait
Videos
Video: People with the hardest legs on the earth
For ordinary people, breaking a baseball bat is quite difficult. But for Mak Yuree in Bangladesh, this is not too difficult and he can even break 3 baseball sticks at th…
Science Events
Establish new protected areas to protect rare dolphins
The Bangladesh government has declared a wildlife refuge area on January 29, placing it in the strict protection of freshwater dolphins in the Sundarbans, considered the…
Science Events
The Nobel Peace Prize is for pioneers to combat poverty
Grameen Bank in Bangladesh and its founder, Muhammad Yunus, were awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
Scientific works
City - Bagerhat Church (Bangladesh)
The first city was Khailifatabad, founded by General Ulugh Khan Jahan in the fifteenth century, in the largest southern delta of the world, bordering on the Bay of Benga…
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Professor Abul Hassam and inventing arsenic filtration for well water
With the invention of arsenic filtration system for low-cost and easy-to-use well water, Abul Hassam chemistry professor at George Mason University won the Grainger 2007…
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'Banker of the poor'
As always, the Nobel Peace Prize often contains many unexpected elements in the game