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Photos: Families search for loved ones in rubble after earthquake
Rescuers in Turkey work in freezing temperatures to dig through remains of buildings flattened by magnitude 7.8 quake.
Syria: Assad forces bombed areas hit by earthquake hours after disaster
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Encrypted Messaging App Exclu Used by Criminal Groups Cracked by Joint Law Enforcement
A joint law enforcement operation conducted by Germany, the Netherlands, and Poland has cracked yet another encrypted messaging application named Exclu used by organized crime groups.
Eurojust, in a press statement, said the February 3 exercise resulte…
St. Andrews to leave the 700-year-old Swilcan Bridge alone
The St. Andrews Links Trust has decided to leave the Swilcan Bridge alone.
Turkey: Fire extiguished at quake-damaged Iskenderun Port – DW (English)
Turkey: Fire extiguished at quake-damaged Iskenderun Port DW (English)Turkey earthquake causes massive shipping container fire caught on video, Maersk says Fox BusinessFire at Turkey’s Iskenderun Port extinguished -defence ministr…
Germany, Denmark and Netherlands to provide Ukraine with 100 Leopard 1 tanks
The announcement comes after Germany agreed to allow deliveries of the more modern Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.
Melting glaciers pose flash flooding risk for 15 million people, study says – The Washington Post
Melting glaciers pose flash flooding risk for 15 million people, study says The Washington PostView Full Coverage on Google News
Nicola Bulley: police urge public not to ‘take law into their own hands’ in search
Lancashire constabulary warns against using criminal damage or harassment to find missing womanPolice have urged the public not to “take the law into their own hands” in the search for Nicola Bulley who went missing 12 days ago while walking her dog.La…
Earthquake death toll in Turkey and Syria continues to climb
The death toll from Monday’s devastating earthquakes in southeast Turkey and northern Syria continues to climb. More than 5,000 people are dead, and crews are racing to find survivors in the rubble. Chris Livesay reports.