Callide Power Station Fined \$9m for Catastrophic Explosion and Blackouts
A \$9 million fine was levied against Callide Power Trading Pty Ltd for the May 2021 explosion at the Callide C coal-fired power station in central Queensland, caused by a lack of backup systems during a battery charger replacement. This led to a catastrophic generator failure, causing widespread bl...
Callide Power Station Fined \$9m for Catastrophic Explosion and Blackouts
A \$9 million fine was levied against Callide Power Trading Pty Ltd for the May 2021 explosion at the Callide C coal-fired power station in central Queensland, caused by a lack of backup systems during a battery charger replacement. This led to a catastrophic generator failure, causing widespread bl...
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44% Bias Score
Bolu Hotel Fire: 66 Dead After Removal of Fire Safety Inspections
A fire at the Grand Kartalkaya Hotel in Bolu, Turkey, on [Date], resulted in 66 deaths due to the removal of fire department oversight in 2012, allowing construction of the hotel without adequate fire safety measures.
Bolu Hotel Fire: 66 Dead After Removal of Fire Safety Inspections
A fire at the Grand Kartalkaya Hotel in Bolu, Turkey, on [Date], resulted in 66 deaths due to the removal of fire department oversight in 2012, allowing construction of the hotel without adequate fire safety measures.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Mental Healthcare Providers Face Financial Crisis Due to Data-Sharing Restrictions
Dutch mental healthcare providers face financial crisis after a new law prohibiting the sharing of patient data needed for insurance claims, creating uncertainty for smaller practices and potentially lengthening patient waiting times.
Dutch Mental Healthcare Providers Face Financial Crisis Due to Data-Sharing Restrictions
Dutch mental healthcare providers face financial crisis after a new law prohibiting the sharing of patient data needed for insurance claims, creating uncertainty for smaller practices and potentially lengthening patient waiting times.
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44% Bias Score
Counterfeit Alcohol Fuels Brazil's Organized Crime: R$56.9 Billion Revenue in 2022
Organized crime in Brazil profits R$56.9 billion annually from the sale of counterfeit alcoholic beverages, exceeding the revenue of major breweries; this is fueled by weak regulation, lack of traceability, and lenient punishments.
Counterfeit Alcohol Fuels Brazil's Organized Crime: R$56.9 Billion Revenue in 2022
Organized crime in Brazil profits R$56.9 billion annually from the sale of counterfeit alcoholic beverages, exceeding the revenue of major breweries; this is fueled by weak regulation, lack of traceability, and lenient punishments.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Hotel Fire Reveals Regulatory Failures and Conflicts of Interest
A hotel fire in Turkey, licensed and inspected by the Tourism Ministry whose minister's company marketed the hotel, killed 78 people, including 36 children, highlighting regulatory failures and potential conflicts of interest.
Turkey Hotel Fire Reveals Regulatory Failures and Conflicts of Interest
A hotel fire in Turkey, licensed and inspected by the Tourism Ministry whose minister's company marketed the hotel, killed 78 people, including 36 children, highlighting regulatory failures and potential conflicts of interest.
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56% Bias Score
37 Deaths in Istanbul from Counterfeit Alcohol
In Istanbul, 37 people died and 27 were intubated after consuming counterfeit alcohol over four days; authorities seized 33 tons of the substance.
37 Deaths in Istanbul from Counterfeit Alcohol
In Istanbul, 37 people died and 27 were intubated after consuming counterfeit alcohol over four days; authorities seized 33 tons of the substance.
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60% Bias Score
NHS Ombudsman Criticizes CQC for Failure in Investigating Child's Death
The NHS ombudsman criticized the CQC for failing to properly investigate the death of a five-year-old boy in a Surrey children's home, which was found to be caused by a loose cot bumper, leading to accusations of a cover-up by the care provider and highlighting systemic failures within health sector...
NHS Ombudsman Criticizes CQC for Failure in Investigating Child's Death
The NHS ombudsman criticized the CQC for failing to properly investigate the death of a five-year-old boy in a Surrey children's home, which was found to be caused by a loose cot bumper, leading to accusations of a cover-up by the care provider and highlighting systemic failures within health sector...
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52% Bias Score