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Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar's Heritage Houses In Pakistan's Peshawar Face Collapse Threat
With the pre-monsoon showers and the rainy season barely weeks away, experts have drawn the government's attention to the neglected condition of the ancestral properties
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Thar Desert's Kuldhara Village Is An Abandoned Site Filled With Horror Stories And Ruined Structures
Explore Kuldhara near Jaisalmer, a once-thriving 13th-century settlement in the Thar Desert.
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A Look Back At The 2015 Nepal Earthquake When 9,000 People Died
Over a decade ago, a devastating earthquake in Nepal killed around 9,000 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless.
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Scientists Discover New Seismic Clue to Predict Mount Etna Eruptions
Scientists studying Mount Etna have found that changes in the “b-value” ratio of earthquakes can signal magma movement before eruptions. Using nearly 20 years of data, this discovery could enhance volcanic early warning systems globally, potentially saving lives in regions near active volcanoes.
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4 Chinese Men Try To "Remove" Documents From Bangkok Collapse Site, Detained
Police in Thailand detained four Chinese nationals on Sunday for unlawfully entering the site of an under-construction building that collapsed after a powerful earthquake in Chatuchak District last week.
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Pics: Five Things To Know About Quake-Hit Marrakesh
Situated at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, the 11th-century city of palms and elegant palaces is Morocco's top tourist attraction, welcoming over two million visitors a year.
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Turkey Earthquake Damages Ancient Citadel In Syria's Aleppo
Several of Syria's archaeological sites including a famed citadel in the northern city of Aleppo were damaged in a deadly pre-dawn earthquake Monday, the country's antiquities authority said.
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In Tsunami-Hit Indonesia, People Turn To Facebook To Trace Loved Ones
Indonesians desperate to trace loved ones missing in the earthquake and tsunami that struck the island of Sulawesi are turning to social media sites like Facebook to aid their search.
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Leaning Tower Of Pisa Has Withstood Earthquakes For Centuries. Now, Scientists Know Why
The tower leans because part of it was built on unexpectedly soft soil. Ironically, that may have helped it endure.
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After Six Tests, The Mountain Hosting North Korea's Nuclear Blasts May Be Exhausted
Have North Korea's nuclear tests become so big that they've altered the geological structure of the land? Some analysts now see signs that Mount Mantap, the 7,200-foot-high peak under which North Korea detonates its nuclear bombs, is suffering from "tired mountain syndrome."
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North Korea Quake Not A Nuclear Test, Say China Experts
A shallow 3.5-magnitude earthquake which hit North Korea near the country's nuclear test site on Saturday was not the result of a fresh nuclear test, China's seismic service said, after initially reporting a "suspected explosion"
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Another Nuclear Bomb Test? China Says North Korea Quake 'Suspected Explosion'
China's earthquake administration said on Saturday it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a "suspected explosion".
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North Korea Tested Nuclear Bomb With 'Unprecedentedly Big Power'
The test, ordered by Kim Jong Un, was a "perfect success" and confirmed the precision and technology of the hydrogen bomb, according to the Korean Central News Agency.
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New 4.6 Magnitude Earthquake Detected In North Korea Due To 'Cave In': China
A second earthquake due to a "cave in" has been detected near North Korea's nuclear test site, the China Earthquake Network Center said Sunday, minutes after a major explosion recorded by US experts indicated a sixth atomic test.
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UNESCO Heritage Site Boudhanath Stupa Reopens After Nepal Earthquake
The Boudhanath Stupa, one of the UNESCO-enlisted heritage sites in Nepal which was severely damaged in an earthquake last year, was reopened for public on Tuesday after the completion of its reconstruction.
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Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar's Heritage Houses In Pakistan's Peshawar Face Collapse Threat
With the pre-monsoon showers and the rainy season barely weeks away, experts have drawn the government's attention to the neglected condition of the ancestral properties
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Thar Desert's Kuldhara Village Is An Abandoned Site Filled With Horror Stories And Ruined Structures
Explore Kuldhara near Jaisalmer, a once-thriving 13th-century settlement in the Thar Desert.
-
A Look Back At The 2015 Nepal Earthquake When 9,000 People Died
Over a decade ago, a devastating earthquake in Nepal killed around 9,000 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless.
-
Scientists Discover New Seismic Clue to Predict Mount Etna Eruptions
Scientists studying Mount Etna have found that changes in the “b-value” ratio of earthquakes can signal magma movement before eruptions. Using nearly 20 years of data, this discovery could enhance volcanic early warning systems globally, potentially saving lives in regions near active volcanoes.
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4 Chinese Men Try To "Remove" Documents From Bangkok Collapse Site, Detained
Police in Thailand detained four Chinese nationals on Sunday for unlawfully entering the site of an under-construction building that collapsed after a powerful earthquake in Chatuchak District last week.
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Pics: Five Things To Know About Quake-Hit Marrakesh
Situated at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, the 11th-century city of palms and elegant palaces is Morocco's top tourist attraction, welcoming over two million visitors a year.
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Turkey Earthquake Damages Ancient Citadel In Syria's Aleppo
Several of Syria's archaeological sites including a famed citadel in the northern city of Aleppo were damaged in a deadly pre-dawn earthquake Monday, the country's antiquities authority said.
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In Tsunami-Hit Indonesia, People Turn To Facebook To Trace Loved Ones
Indonesians desperate to trace loved ones missing in the earthquake and tsunami that struck the island of Sulawesi are turning to social media sites like Facebook to aid their search.
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Leaning Tower Of Pisa Has Withstood Earthquakes For Centuries. Now, Scientists Know Why
The tower leans because part of it was built on unexpectedly soft soil. Ironically, that may have helped it endure.
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After Six Tests, The Mountain Hosting North Korea's Nuclear Blasts May Be Exhausted
Have North Korea's nuclear tests become so big that they've altered the geological structure of the land? Some analysts now see signs that Mount Mantap, the 7,200-foot-high peak under which North Korea detonates its nuclear bombs, is suffering from "tired mountain syndrome."
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North Korea Quake Not A Nuclear Test, Say China Experts
A shallow 3.5-magnitude earthquake which hit North Korea near the country's nuclear test site on Saturday was not the result of a fresh nuclear test, China's seismic service said, after initially reporting a "suspected explosion"
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Another Nuclear Bomb Test? China Says North Korea Quake 'Suspected Explosion'
China's earthquake administration said on Saturday it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a "suspected explosion".
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North Korea Tested Nuclear Bomb With 'Unprecedentedly Big Power'
The test, ordered by Kim Jong Un, was a "perfect success" and confirmed the precision and technology of the hydrogen bomb, according to the Korean Central News Agency.
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New 4.6 Magnitude Earthquake Detected In North Korea Due To 'Cave In': China
A second earthquake due to a "cave in" has been detected near North Korea's nuclear test site, the China Earthquake Network Center said Sunday, minutes after a major explosion recorded by US experts indicated a sixth atomic test.
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UNESCO Heritage Site Boudhanath Stupa Reopens After Nepal Earthquake
The Boudhanath Stupa, one of the UNESCO-enlisted heritage sites in Nepal which was severely damaged in an earthquake last year, was reopened for public on Tuesday after the completion of its reconstruction.
