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Egypt Submarine Sinks, Killing Six

A tourist submarine sank off Hurghada, Egypt, on Thursday, killing six Russian nationals and injuring 29 others from various countries among the 50 passengers. The submarine, owned by Sindbad Submarines, struck a reef, causing a pressure loss that led to flooding.

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Good Health and Well-being
china.org.cn
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Xizang's Modern Transportation Network Fuels Economic Growth and Social Progress

Xizang's transportation network, encompassing over 124,900 km of highways and expanding rail and air links, is driving economic growth and social progress by connecting remote areas and major cities, improving access to healthcare and education, and boosting tourism and logistics.

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No Poverty
dw.com
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Deutsche Bahn Reports €1.8 Billion Loss in 2024

Deutsche Bahn reported a €1.8 billion loss in 2024, down from €2.7 billion in 2023, due to poor infrastructure, strikes, and the sale of Schenker. CEO Richard Lutz stated the company is in a serious crisis, aiming for 75-80% punctuality by 2027 and profitability this year.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
zeit.de
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E-Scooter Accidents Primarily Caused by Rider Recklessness: Study

A Swedish study reveals that most e-scooter accidents in Gothenburg are due to risky rider behavior, such as one-handed operation and phone use, with rental scooter users showing a higher propensity for reckless behavior; this trend correlates with a rise in e-scooter accidents in Germany, reaching ...

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Good Health and Well-being
nos.nl
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Leiderdorp Lowers Speed Limit After Child's Death

Following the death of 12-year-old Nino van der Zeeuw, who was killed by a truck at a busy intersection in Leiderdorp, the Netherlands on March 10, 2023, the municipality lowered the speed limit from 50 to 30 km/h and added red bike lanes in response to a 15,000-signature petition.

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No Poverty
dw.com
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Chisinau Airport Passenger Numbers Soar Amidst Ukrainian Refugee Crisis

Chisinau Airport set passenger records in 2024 with 4.1 million passengers (a 46% increase), ranking second in ACI Europe's efficiency rating and generating €17.7 million in profit; this growth, driven partly by Ukrainian passengers fleeing the war, is straining airport capacity, prompting expansion...

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Reduced Inequality
africa.chinadaily.com.cn
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Xizang's Modern Transportation Network Fuels Economic Growth and Social Progress

Xizang's transportation network, encompassing over 124,900 km of highways and expanding rail and air links, is driving economic growth and social progress, connecting remote areas and boosting tourism and logistics; this is a significant improvement from 70 years ago when transportation was limited ...

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Reduced Inequality
bbc.com
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Six Dead After Tourist Submarine Sinks in Red Sea

Six Russian tourists died when the Sindbad tourist submarine sank in the Red Sea near Hurghada, Egypt, on Thursday; 39 passengers and 5 crew were rescued, and an investigation is underway.

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Good Health and Well-being
smh.com.au
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Inconsistent Policies Hamper Australia's EV Transition

Slowing EV sales in Australia are attributed to a lack of reliable charging stations and inconsistent government policies across states, hindering the transition to sustainable transport despite a $500 million federal investment in highway chargers.

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Climate Action
forbes.com
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Bentonville's Boom: A Blend of Bikes, Art, and Retail

Bentonville, Arkansas, is experiencing a boom fueled by the expansion of the Walmart Museum, the city's designation as the Mountain Biking Capital of the World, and a thriving arts and culinary scene, attracting both residents and tourists.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
sueddeutsche.de
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Mismatched Tires: Safety Risks and ACE Recommendations

The ACE advises against mismatched tires due to negative effects on handling and electronic systems; recommends replacing tires in pairs of the same model and manufacturer; suggests regular tire rotation even for all-season tires and professional inspection for tires over six years old.

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Responsible Consumption and Production
dailymail.co.uk
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Submarine Disasters Highlight Deep-Sea Tourism Safety Risks

Two tourist submarines, the Titan and an unnamed vessel in Egypt, imploded, resulting in 11 deaths and several injuries; the incidents highlight safety concerns within the deep-sea tourism industry.

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Life Below Water

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