Assad's air force attacked Syrian civilians with sarin, chlorine, says watchdog
Children walk in a devastated area of Douma in Eastern Ghouta, Syria, on April 16, 2018, where chemical weapons were suspected to have been used against citizens. The OPCW has concluded that three 2017 attacks in Latamneh were carried out by the Assad regime and involved chlorine and the nerve agent sarin.
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An Air India Express plane crashed in the South Indian state of Kerala after skidding off the runway and breaking into two while landing at Kozhikode Calicut International Airport. At least 18 people died in the crash, including both pilots, with up to 30 others receiving treatment for serious injuries, according to CV Anand, Central Industrial Security Force's Inspector General
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Australia's fire-ravaged East Coast is getting some relief as heavy rains sweep the region, putting out numerous fires. This is the biggest rainfall the area has seen in 20 years and has also provided the local farmer's relief from an extended drought. Meteorologists claim the rainfall will stick around for a couple of days.
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Australia's bushfires reignite as capital surrounded by smoke
Bushfires have restarted in Australia after a period of high winds and temperatures. The fires expanded to 30,000 hectares on Saturday as the region declared a state of emergency. The capital city Canberra surrounded in smoke due to the nearby blaze and many locals were told that it was now too late to evacuate.
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Wildfires once again threaten Australia as high winds and temperatures return
Australia is once again at risk for the rapid spread of wildfires across the country as another heatwave hits the region. High winds combined with high temperatures have forced the government to issue fire warnings to all those living in the danger zone. The government has also said that it will be investigating the fires and their causes.
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