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Strict building codes saved lives in powerful Chile earthquake
State of preparedness and strict building codes have helped the people of Chile to save the lives of people from 8.2 magnitude earthquake occurred on Wednesday. Officials said that the intensity of the shocks was quite higher and so far 6 people have been reportedly died in heart attacks, power outrage and landslides. A geophysicist…
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Too much running tied to shorter lifespan, studies find
A number of studies have claimed that those people who run 2 or 3 hours a week have long lifespan than high-mileage runners. Gone are the days when people were thinking that running was highly beneficial for physical fitness, cholesterol and blood pressure. Researchers hold the opinion that moderate running is better than the famous…
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What we know – and don’t know – about Obamacare
Though, Obama Health Care enrollment for 2014 is about to close now yet most of the people face serious technical problems while registering themselves on the official web portal (healthcare.gov). People of United States have been left with short time to sign up for Obama Health Care for 2014. It is said that those who…
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Warship with black box detector joins search for missing Malaysian jet
A warship coupled with black box detector was scheduled to reach Australia to join the search operation of missing Malaysian aircraft. Satellite images showed that debris of missing jet is in Indian Ocean near to Australian water premises and search operation has not reached to any constructive conclusion. On the other hand, officials of a…
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2 Abducted Spanish Journalists in Syria Returned Back to Home
Freelance photographer Ricardo Garcia Vilanova and El Mundo staff correspondent Javier Espinosa have arrived home on Sunday after six months captivity.Mundo reported that when both of these Spanish journalists reached at the airport, all of their colleagues and friends embraced jubilant reunion. Besides, Espinosa told to the crowd standing for hours to see them that…
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West hits back at Russians over Crimea
The West has finally hit back at Russia. Media reports claim that new sanctions have been embarked upon 28 Ukrainian and Russian officials. And, these sanctions are going to hit close aids of the Russian President. Since Russia has invaded the Ukraine region, there has been hue and cry in the western world. United States…
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GM recalls another 1.5 million vehicles
General Motors has said that the issue of faulty ignition is still persisting and we have recalled another 1.5 million vehicles. The GM of the company said the affected vehicles models include 2008-13 Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, 2009-13 Chevrolet Traverse and the 2008-2010 Saturn Outlooks. The spokesman of the company Greg Martin said that “Company…
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Ukraine Crisis: Crimea done with votes, moving closer to join Russia
The referendum in Crimea has been peacefully completed on Sunday. Initial results show that a big majority of people wishes to annex with Russia and does not look for greater autonomy from the Ukraine authorities. This referendum took place after a couple weeks when Russian forces invaded the region and people of Crimea hold the…
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Pilot: Whoever changed flight path was an expert
The missing Malaysian plane had flown into different directions and it had shifted its route from north to west, investigators claim. They further say that generally flights are following routes as per the GPS system to keep flights separated from each other and we are sure that the route suddenly changed by Pilot of missing…
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Father Brutally Shoots a Boy found in Daughter’s Bedroom
Father has brutally shot a boy found in daughter’s bedroom early morning in Houston-area. Detectives hold the opinion that the 16 years old daughter of the shooter brought a 17 years old boy into her bedroom. And when her father asked about the teen boy, she said she did not know him. The father told…