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OSAKA -- Japanese prefectures with nuclear power plants are moving to ensure that utilities continue to shoulder a tax burden on reactors even as they are being decommissioned, dramatically raising the cost of cleanup efforts that can last 30 to 40 y... [1]
PHANGNGA, June 10 – Rescue workers are searching for an Egyptian tourist who went missing in a flash flood in Phangnga, while one police volunteer was injured in a storm-related incident in Trang. [2]
Many parts of Phuket province were flooded, especially Thalang district where vehicles were covered by floodwater after persistent rain. Meanwhile, the management of Phuket airport warned air travelers to arrive early. [3]
Business trendsSecond homes in Japan's summer resort become hub for telework Popular areas of Karuizawa and Nasu see influx of long-term stayers Holiday homes in the popular Nasu region, like this one managed by Towa Nasu Resort, have seen a rush of ... [5]
PHUKET, Thailand – A catamaran carrying 38 people, including tourists and crew, sank off the coast of Phuket, southern Thailand, on Monday (Jan 14). All passengers were rescued and returned to shore safely, authorities said. [6]
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OSAKA -- Japanese prefectures with nuclear power plants are moving to ensure that utilities continue to shoulder a tax burden on reactors even as they are being decommissioned, dramatically raising the cost of cleanup efforts that can last 30 to 40 y
PHANGNGA, June 10 – Rescue workers are searching for an Egyptian tourist who went missing in a flash flood in Phangnga, while one police volunteer was injured in a storm-related incident in Trang.
Many parts of Phuket province were flooded, especially Thalang district where vehicles were covered by floodwater after persistent rain. Meanwhile, the management of Phuket airport warned air travelers to arrive early.
Finland is to send a detachment of 20 military officers to take part in EU operations in the Mediterranean. Defence Minister Jussi Niinistö says the operation is aimed at reining in human trafficking from Libya to Europe.
Business trendsSecond homes in Japan's summer resort become hub for telework Popular areas of Karuizawa and Nasu see influx of long-term stayers Holiday homes in the popular Nasu region, like this one managed by Towa Nasu Resort, have seen a rush of
PHUKET, Thailand – A catamaran carrying 38 people, including tourists and crew, sank off the coast of Phuket, southern Thailand, on Monday (Jan 14). All passengers were rescued and returned to shore safely, authorities said.
PHUKET, Thailand – A Phuket Navy vessel has rescued 130 tourists, including Chinese and Middle Eastern nationals, stranded on Koh Racha Yai and is transporting them back to Phuket, Sep 18.
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Fusion of art and nature along Norway’s scenic routes A national initiative developed by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) from the 1990s onwards creates numerous artistic, architectural, and landscape design experiences located along
TOKYO -- A consortium of Japanese companies plans to run power lines across a 100km stretch of a blustery region in Hokkaido to secure the means of transmitting electricity generated by wind power.