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New Zealand cancel tsunami alert issued after quakes

New Zealand cancel tsunami alert issued after quakes 2 earthquakes of 8.1, 7.3 on Richter scale hit northern parts triggering tsunami alert H. J. I. / AA 05.03.2021 WORLD NEWS New Zealand cancel tsunami alert issued after quakes The two earthquakes hit the country in less than six hours apart Foto: AA New Zealand on Friday said a tsunami warning issued in response to powerful earthquakes that struck the island nation have been canceled. -The National Advisory issued following the earthquakes near the Kermadac island region is canceled- said a statement by New Zealand’s National Emergency Management Agency. Earlier, powerful earthquakes measuring 8.1 and 7.3 on Richter scale hit the northern parts of New Zealand triggering a tsunami alert for the region.

Trump facing another lawsuit over Capitol attack

A Democratic congressman filed a lawsuit on Friday against former president Donald Trump, his son Donald Jr, his lawyer Rudy Giuliani and a Republican lawmaker for allegedly inciting the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

Lawyer continues to gets death threats from neo-Nazis

Lawyer continues to gets death threats from neo-Nazis German-Turkish lawyer says threat letters are linked to extremists within ranks of police in state of Hesse H. J. I. / AA 05.03.2021 EUROPE Lawyer continues to gets death threats from neo-Nazis Lawyer Seda Basay-Yildiz: My family has become an open target Foto: AA A prominent German-Turkish lawyer said Friday that her family needed security as they continue to get death threats from neo-Nazis with ties to extremists within the ranks of police departments. Lawyer Seda Basay-Yildiz, who represented families of the Turkish victims killed by the NSU, a neo-Nazi terror group, told local media that she has recently received another letter containing a death threat.

B&H registers 910 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours, 26 persons died

Facebook removes 185 Thai military-linked accounts

Facebook removes 185 Thai military-linked accounts Accounts, pages originated in Thailand, targeted domestic audiences in southern Thailand, says social media giant H. J. I. / AA 04.03.2021 SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook removes 185 Thai military-linked accounts Facebook said about 703,000 accounts followed one or more of these pages and around 100,000 accounts joined at least one of these groups Foto: Illustration Facebook has removed 185 military-linked accounts and groups for allegedly engaging in an information-influencing operation in Thailand. -We removed 77 Accounts, 72 Pages, 18 Groups and 18 Instagram accounts that originated in Thailand and targeted domestic audiences in the Southern provinces of Thailand- the social media giant said on Wednesday. Facebook said its investigation found links of these accounts and groups with the Thai Military’s Internal Security Operations Command.

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