Somalia drought: 110 people died in 48 hours
Famine and diarrhea have killed 110 people in southern Somalia in the past two days, according to Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire.
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Famine and diarrhea have killed 110 people in southern Somalia in the past two days, according to Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire.
A strong earthquake of 7.8 Richter occurred in northeastern Christchurch - New Zealand and caused a 2m high tsunami.
The magnitude 6.1 earthquake occurred in western Nicaragua but tremors were felt in Honduras, El Salvador, and even Costa Rica.
Volcano Wolf on May 25 first erupted after more than 30 years of inactivity, threatening the rare pink iguanas in the world.
New Zealanders have just witnessed a meeting
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On Twitter, Elon Musk showed off the image of the giant drilling system of The Boring Company breaking through the ground successfully, creating the first tunnel.
The mysterious blue fireball is visible in many countries in Europe.
If we are too passionate, forget to eat and sleep, our eyes are always glued to the facebook screen
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Twitter, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, ... all put 2-layer security into use, why should you use it to protect yourself?
For employees who are limited to watching relaxing videos on the Internet, research results from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) can make them happy.
Although known as social networking, it seems that Twitter and Facebook are threatening to break existing social relations links.
2011 will continue to focus on new generation of smart mobile phones, tablets, operating systems, lawsuits and 3D technology.