#(URGENT) Breaking News’ 115-Year Record Rain Coverage Under Fire
#(URGENT) Breaking News’ 115-Year Record Rain Coverage Under Fire 115-year record rainfall coverage of breaking news programs under fire By Park Yuna South Korean broadcasters were criticized for their breaking news coverage of the worst rainfall in 115 years in and around Seoul. The record-breaking rain overnight caused hundreds of flood victims and put citizens in the capital area at risk on their commute after work. Roads and sidewalks in the capital area were flooded, causing some people to leave their cars on the road. Several cars and buses were stuck for hours on Seoul’s expressways in Gyeonggi Province due…
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Sign up The basics, a weekly newsletter full of tips, resources and support that new agents need, straight to your inbox. Learn from the best and brightest, pick up the latest tips, and build your tribe with The Basics. The real estate industry shares a lot with real estate agents about security, but what about security for sellers? There is certainly not enough advice, and the industry as a whole should take a step in the right direction and share some safety tips with customers. As a real estate agent, taking some time to talk to your sellers about security…
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Washington – Senate Republicans on Sunday blocked a $35-a-month cap on the cost of insulin on the private market from being included in Democrats’ tax-and-spend package, voting against an amendment to the measure during a marathon session that will lead to what Democrats hope for. be the final approval of the bill. On Saturday night, the Senate began considering more than 30 amendments to the Inflation Reduction Act, a $700 billion piece of legislation from Democrats that aims to fight climate change, raise taxes on big corporations and address rising health care costs. Among the proposed changes to the plan…
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115-year record rainfall coverage of breaking news programs under fire
Heavy overnight rains triggered a landslide in Seocho-gu, southern Seoul, on Tuesday morning. (Yonhap) South Korean broadcasters were criticized for their breaking news coverage of the worst rainfall in 115 years in and around Seoul. The record-breaking rain overnight caused hundreds of flood victims and put citizens in the capital area at risk on their commute after work. Roads and sidewalks in the capital area were flooded, causing some people to leave their cars on the road. Several cars and buses were stuck for hours on Seoul’s expressways in Gyeonggi Province due to traffic controls. Some regions of Seoul suffered…
Read More »Canon City woman arrested for falsely reporting explosive device – Canon City Daily Record
A Cañon City woman is in custody after she falsely reported an explosive device Monday. Cañon City Police Commander Elliott VanDyke said that around noon Monday, employees at an agency located in the 3200 block of Justice Center Road asked police to investigate a suspicious package. When officers arrived at the scene, they made contact with a woman inside the facility who was carrying an unknown black bag. Because of statements made by witnesses, officers arrested Janel Armstrong, 48, for false report of an explosive device, third-degree criminal trespass and second-degree criminal tampering. [ad_2] Source link
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FBI search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home tied to classified material, sources say
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Read More »Authorities Investigate Armed Robbery at Dollar General | Breaking news
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating those responsible for an armed robbery Monday afternoon. In a statement, Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard said deputies were dispatched to Arnold Road in Denham Springs around 2 p.m. Monday in response to the “armed robbery of the Dollar General.” . “While our investigation continues, we can confirm at this time that no injuries have been reported,” Ard said. No other details were provided. Anyone with information about the case is encouraged to call the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office at (225) 686-2241 x1 or Capital Region Crime Stoppers at…
Read More »The Death Valley route buried by floods was closed for another week
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