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RM 150118774

ディズニーリゾートホテルで警報がなり避難する人＝米フロリダ州

Disney’s Riviera Resort was being evacuated on Monday night, December 14. According to the witness, the resort’s alarm was going off and the visitors were leaving. The witness also saw a firetruck on site. The reason for the evacuation is still unknown. This is a developing story. (Original Title: US: Disney’s Riviera Resort Being Evacuated In Florida)

日付：3030年12月14日

RM 148739998

非米活動委員会　公聴会

Story 1, UN News: Communism, 200 UN V20 R25, 27 Mar 1947, b/w, sound 20:00:00 Proceedings at the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). 20:00:16: J Edgar Hoover (head of Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI) testifying. Speech includes 'America fears a fifth column.....', "Communism is a way of life. An evil and malignant way of life... akin to disease'. General views of courtroom. 20:01:20: Mr Buller's (?) testimony - anti Communist/Stalin speech. "Communists are red fascists..."

日付：2947年3月27日

RM 151571272

トランプ支持者、議会に乱入で騒然

No: 3198 USA-ELECTION/PROTESTS-UPDATE-CHAOS Chaos at U.S. Capitol as Trump supporters clash with police STORY: Chaos erupted at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday (January 06) as a mob of President Donald Trump's supporters clashed with police and then stormed the building in a violent scene that's been likened to an attempted coup or an insurrection. Lawmakers were evacuated as the rioters breached the barricades, interrupting the certification the results of the presidential election. Thousands of protesters, waving "Don't Tread on Me" flags and shouting "stop the steal," flooded Capitol Hill and paraded through National Statuary Hall, creating a tense standoff with law enforcement that dissolved into violence. Tear gas was reportedly deployed in the Rotunda and shots were fired. Earlier protesters had massed outside the Capitol building, with police using teargas and pepper spray to keep them back. Medics could be seen giving CPR to one injured protester. CNN reported that a woman was in critical condition after being shot in the chest on the Capitol grounds. On MSNBC, a person covered in blood was seen been wheeled away from the building on a stretcher. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer issued a statement calling on Trump to call off the protesters. Later on Wednesday Trump posted a video calling on protesters to go home, and saying "we have to have peace." The governors of Maryland and Virginia said they would dispatch the state troopers and activate the National Guard to help quell the violence. Kayleigh McEnany, the president's press secretary, also said that federal officers and National Guard would be deployed. Images from inside the House chamber showed police with their guns drawn as protesters banged on the doors. Video images showed the demonstrators smashing windows and climbing into the building. Igor Bobic, a reporter for HuffPost, tweeted that the president's supporters eventually entered the chamber, with one taking the dais to yell, "Trump won that election!" Capitol Police have asked for additional law enforcement assistance, while D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser ordered a citywide curfew beginning at 6 p.m. The protesters were heeding the calls of President Trump, who has falsely claimed that the Nov. 3 presidential election was thrown to his Democratic challenger Biden by widespread voter fraud. His claims have lacked evidence and have suffered one legal setback after another. In an address to the nation, President-Elect Joe Biden called on Trump to speak out and "demand an end to this siege." Before the protests escalated, thousands of Trump supporters gathered in Washington, D.C. this week to take part in what has been billed as the Save America Rally held on the National Mall. The president addressed the cheering crowd shortly before Congress met to certify the results. "We will never give up. We will never concede," Trump said. Spurred on by his bellicose rhetoric, a typically ceremonial counting of the electoral votes submitted by each state was overshadowed and marred by clashes between protesters and police. Even before protesters flooded the Capitol, the vote certification had become unusually contentious. Republicans issued objections to certifying Arizona's electoral votes, which closed the joint session and kicked off debate in both chambers over whether or not there were election irregularities that would nullify Biden's victory in the state.

日付：2021年6月6日

RM 155653571

【映像】シリア北部にミサイル攻撃　石油積み出し施設が被弾炎上

アルハムラ、シリア、３月８日（AP）― トルコの支援を受けてシリア北部で活動している反体制組織が利用する石油積み出し施設が３月５日夜、ミサイルとみられる攻撃を受けて炎上、少なくとも４人が死亡、24人が負傷した。 　シリア反政府グループと人権監視団体は、トルコ国境に近いアレッポ県のジャラブルスとバーブの施設に対する攻撃は、ロシアによるものと指摘。 　ロンドンに本拠を置くNGO｢シリア人権監視団｣は、地中海に遊弋（ゆうよく）中の複数のロシア艦船から３発のミサイルが同施設に撃ち込まれ、トラックやタンクローリーなど180台以上が破壊されたと発表した。 　また、トルコの国営アナドル通信は、攻撃には弾道ミサイルが使用されたと報じているが、ロシアと断定はしていない。 （日本語翻訳･編集　アフロ）

日付：2021年3月8日

RM 155651189

【映像】「青舌病」のウシ殺処分に　スペイン検疫当局が実施

カルタヘナ、スペイン、３月８日（AP）― スペイン検疫当局は３月７日、ウイルス性の｢青舌病｣に感染したため殺処分が決定されたが、船主らの異議申し立てで延期されていた約900頭のウシの処分を実施した。 　トルコ向けにいったんは輸出された合計895頭のウシは、地中海を輸送中にウイルス性の感染症に罹患（りかん）したため、トルコ当局が受け取りを拒否。２カ月後の３月25日、積出港のカルタヘナに戻ったところで、再輸出は困難と判断したスペイン検疫当局と農務省が、全頭殺処分やむなしとの結論に至った。 　 　これに対して、貨物船の船主らは、青舌病は治療が可能で、牛は治療を受けるべきであるとして異議を申し立て、処分は延期されていた。 　この間、船主らは新たなウシの買い手を探したが、結局は見つからず、２カ月以上も貨物船の船倉に閉じ込められていたウシは、殺処分されることになった。 *青舌病：ウシなどの反すう動物に感染するウイルス性の病気で、有効な治療法はないといわれている。 （日本語翻訳･編集　アフロ）

日付：2021年3月8日

RM 155645783

'Skywhale' Takes to Skies Above Australia's Capital During City's Holiday

The Skywhale hot air balloon took to the skies above Australia's capital Canberra as part of the city's public holiday celebrations on March 8. Skywhale is one of the many hot air balloons released over the city on the second Monday of March each year to mark the day the city was named. The balloon was first unveiled for the city's centenary celebrations in 2013 to mixed opinions, according to news reports. Credit: Alison from Conder via Storyful ( Original Title: 'Skywhale' Takes to Skies Above Australia's Capital During City's Holiday )

日付：2021年3月8日

RM 155655138

突如降り出した雹の嵐＝米オレゴン州

On Sunday, intense hail storm hit Portland region all the sudden with heavy rains. It only lasted for a short time, and the weather turned sunny again. ( Original Title: US: Intense Hail Storm Hits Portland Region, Oregon )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155628880

国際女性デー 第二次世界大戦の女性退役軍人を野外コンサートで祝う＝ロシア

NOVOSIBIRSK, RUSSIA ? MARCH 7, 2021: Russian Central Military District servicemen perform outdoor concerts for WWII veterans Natalya Nekrasova, 98, and Galina Degtereva, 100, on the eve of International Women?s Day (8 March). During WWII, Galina Degtereva served as a private soldier in the Red Army 54th Independent Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade. Natalya Nekrasova served as a nurse on an echelon of the Red Army Ukrainian Front and participated in the Battle of Stalingrad. By the end of WWII, Natalya Nekrasova was in Romania where she married her husband, Hero of the Soviet Union Nikolai Nekrasov, on Victory Day. In Russia, women traditionally receive flowers and other gifts on International Women?s Day. Kirill Kukhmar/TASS (Original Title: Russian military organise outdoor concerts for female WWII veterans Natalya Nekrasova and Galina Degtereva)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155637197

チーム対抗　国際雪合戦のトーナメントはじまる＝露ムルマンスク

MURMANSK, RUSSIA - MARCH 7, 2021: An international Yukigassen snowball fighting tournament. Yukigassen is a team snowball fighting competition originated in the late 1980s in Japan. Today, Yukigassen tournaments are held annually in Japan, Sweden, Finland, Armenia, Russia, and Norway. Lev Fedoseyev/TASS (Original Title: International Yukigassen snowball fighting tournament in Murmansk, Russia)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155633868

セメント工場倒産で廃墟となった村＝露コミ共和国ボルクタ近郊

KOMI REPUBLIC, RUSSIA - MARCH 7, 2021: The abandoned village of Tsementozavodsky located beyond the Arctic Circle, 18km northeast of the city of Vorkuta in the Komi Republic, northwestern Russia. The village of Tsementozavodsky was built in the 1950s for the workers of the Vorkuta cement plant. In 1979, the population of the village amounted to 5.2 thousand people; in the early 2000s, the plant went bankrupt, and the village became deserted. Today, the village is officially a neighborhood of Vorkuta and hosts about 80 families. Anton Burnasov/TASS (Original Title: Abandoned village of Tsementozavodsky in Komi Republic, northwestern Russia)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155629180

国際女性の日を記念して窓をハート型に点灯＝露ウラジオストク

VLADIVOSTOK, RUSSIA - MARCH 7, 2021: Windows are lit in the shape of a heart at the local government building in Russia?s Far Eastern Primorye Territory to mark the upcoming International Women's Day. Yuri Smityuk/TASS (Original Title: Windows lit in heart shape on local government building in Russian Far East to mark International Women's Day)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155656518

'Crazy' Hailstorm Hits Portland, Oregon

Portland was hit by a hailstorm on the afternoon of March 7. Showers were predicted to bring bursts of thunder and hail to Portland during the day, according to the National Weather Service. Local media described the weather event as a "sudden hailstorm" that returned to blue skies shortly after. "Crazy hail in the Hollywood District of Portland," Charlie Phillips wrote in a Twitter post accompanying this video showing the hailstorm. Credit: Charlie Phillips via Storyful ( Original Title: 'Crazy' Hailstorm Hits Portland, Oregon )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155610617

猫の上に登って遊ぶオウム＝ロシア

Occurred in February 2021 / Putilkovo, Russia Info from Licensor: "Filmed at home, in a normal setting, the usual daily play of Gosha the parrot and Den the cat. They love each other." ( Original Title: Birdie Climbs All Over Feline Best Friend )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155612281

Interview: Ukraine sees opportunities in China's opening-up policies, business leader says

Ukrainian business sees great opportunities in China's opening-up to the outside world, a Ukrainian business leader has said. "Thanks to the openness shown by China, the trade and economic relations between our countries have invariably been strengthened in the past five years," Gennadiy Chizhikov, president of the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), told Xinhua in a recent interview. China has become Ukraine's largest trade partner since 2019, he said, noting that bilateral trade grew by almost 20 percent in 2020 amid the pandemic while Ukrainian exports to China increased by over 70 percent. Chizhikov is confident that the current positive trends can be maintained, since Ukraine and China have created a strong institutional base, including the regular meetings of the Commission on Cooperation between the two governments, for strengthening bilateral trade and economic ties. Chizhikov stressed that the CCI has opened its offices in five Chinese provinces and participated in the largest exhibitions held in China, which gave great opportunities for Ukrainian businesses to enter the Chinese market. "We see opportunities not only for the trade and economic relations development, but also for active joint scientific research," he said. "Over 34 joint research projects are currently being implemented," Chizhikov said. The Ukrainian business leader also noted that Ukraine has great potentials not only in industrial and scientific fields, but also in agriculture as Ukraine ranks first globally in sunflower oil production and among the top three in terms of corn and wheat production. Ukraine will consistently increase yields with the introduction of new technologies, making the country eventually an important food supplier to the Chinese market, Chizhikov said. Chizhikov also hailed China's policies and progress on environmental protection, poverty alleviation and business support, saying they are very crucial. "This makes it possible for other countries, including Ukraine, to actively join the relevant processes in terms of cooperation, trade and technology exchange. We would like to wish China and the Chinese people the fulfillment of the goals and objectives set for the next five years," concluded the CCI president. Xinhua News Agency Correspondents reporting from Kiev. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155600931

Art exhibition on nature, love illustrated by cross-cultural women unveiled in Sydney

An art exhibition featuring narratives of nature and love by cross-cultural women was unveiled in Sydney recently. The exhibition, held by the China Cultural Center in Sydney, presents 15 contemporary art works about water, air and love by eight Australian and Chinese Australian female artists. In the form of painting, photography, video or sculpture, the artists share their understandings about the world and the importance of environmental sustainability. SOUNDBITE (English): ANNE ZAHALKA, Photo-media artist "It's wonderful to come together with other artists from different cultural backgrounds. My own background is from a migrant family, refugee family. And it's often impacts and informs the way I think about my place here. Women kind of being affected and also contributing with a strong voice to looking at how we might trade more carefully on this planet." As a photo media artist, Zahalka has exhibited extensively in Australia and internationally for over 30 years and has held over 40 solo exhibitions. She brought three pictures to the Sydney show combining the images of industrialized cities and wild animals, displaying her reflections on the changing relationship between people and the nature. "These works were developed during a visit to Mumbai, to look at dioramas in natural history museums and look at the record that's been made about places that now have largely disappeared, or been affected by human development and so on," she said. The art exhibition held in Sydney is also an event to mark the upcoming International Women's Day on March 8. "This exhibition is about creating invaluable dialogues between women of different cultures, empowering women to voice their concerns in relations to the environment and to think differently in offering different solutions," said curator Nicolas Tsoutas. Xiao Xiayong, director of the China Cultural Center in Sydney, said the center hopes the exhibition can remind people of the importance of ecosystems and how much people rely on them while helping deepen cultural exchanges and cooperation between China and Australia. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sydney. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155593507

5 dead, 34 injured in SE Poland road accident

At least five people were killed and another 34 injured in a road accident involving a bus in southeastern Poland over the night, officials said Saturday. The bus, traveling from Poznan, western Poland, to Kherson in southern Ukraine, veered off a motorway section and tipped over into a roadside ditch near the town of Jaroslaw. SOUNDBITE 1 (Polish): MARCIN BETLEJA, Rzeszow fire department "On the A4 motorway, near the Kaszyce Motorway Service Area, near Radymno, a coach accident took place. Fifty-seven people were on the bus, including two drivers. All travelers are of Ukrainian nationality." Ten of the injured are still in critical but stable condition, deputy health minister Waldemar Kraska told Radio Zet. The wounded have been transported to hospitals across the Podkarpackie province, according to Kraska. SOUNDBITE 2 (Polish/Ukrainian): ALEXANDR, Bus passenger "People screamed, called for help. We had no tools, if we had tools, maybe we could have helped them. We carried as many people as we could." SOUNDBITE 3 (Polish/Ukrainian): OLEXEI, Bus passenger "It was the first moment. After that, the police and paramedics worked efficiently. There was a helicopter." No information has been given about the cause of the accident, with police still investigating. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Warsaw. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155650927

Dozens Protest Ahead of Derek Chauvin's Trial Over George Floyd's Death

Protesters marched in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, on March 7, ahead of former police officer Derek Chauvin standing trial, accused of George Floyd's death. In a video posted to Facebook by Women's March Minnesota a list of names of people who were killed by law enforcement is read to a crowd of protesters seated on a street in the city. Chauvin is accused of killing George Floyd in south Minneapolis on May 25. According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the jury selection for Chauvin's trial is set to begin on March 8. Credit: Women's March Minnesota via Storyful ( Original Title: Dozens Protest Ahead of Derek Chauvin's Trial Over George Floyd's Death )

日付：2021年3月7日

人物：ジョージ・フロイド

RM 155647221

Protesters Carry Coffin Ahead of Derek Chauvin Trial in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Protesters marched in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, on March 7, ahead of former police officer Derek Chauvin's trial for the death of George Floyd. Footage taken by Instagram user @annttreacy shows pallbearers carrying a coffin and demonstrators chanting. Chauvin is accused of killing George Floyd in south Minneapolis on May 25. According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the jury selection for Chauvin's trial is set to begin on March 8. Credit: @annttreacy via Storyful ( Original Title: Protesters Carry Coffin Ahead of Derek Chauvin Trial in Minneapolis, Minnesota )

日付：2021年3月7日

人物：ジョージ・フロイド

RM 155641778

Volcanic Ash Covers Sicilian Town After Mount Etna Eruption

Volcanic ash covered beaches, streets, cars and buildings in Catania, Italy, on March 7, several days after Mount Etna last erupted and sent a large gray plume into the sky. Footage captured by Giuseppe Distefano shows the Sicilian town covered in a layer of black ash. According to reports, the ash poses potential health and environmental problems. Local authorities have asked health institutions to study the danger the particles could have on the health of Catania citizens, and have urged the local government to declare a state of natural disaster, Catania Today reported. Mount Etna has been active since mid-February, most recently sending a large plume of smoke and ash into the sky on March 4. Credit: Giuseppe Distefano/Etna Walk via Storyful ( Original Title: Volcanic Ash Covers Sicilian Town After Mount Etna Eruption )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155641579

Rangers Fans Amass Outside Ibrox Stadium to Celebrate League Championship Win

Fans of Rangers FC gathered en masse outside Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland, after the team secured the Scottish Premiership title on on March 7. A draw between Celtic FC and Dundee United on Sunday cemented the Rangers's victory, giving the Glasgow club their 55th title and dashing Celtic's hopes to continue their nine-year wining streak. A large crowd of fans gathered outside the team's home stadium to celebrate, despite recommended COVID-19 safety protocol and local mandates banning gatherings. "I congratulate [Rangers FC] on the title win & recognise what a moment this is for fans. But gathering in crowds just now risks lives, and could delay exit from lockdown for everyone else. If those gathering care at all about the safety of others & the country, they will go home," tweeted First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon. Credit: @TrashPandaArt via Storyful ( Original Title: Rangers Fans Amass Outside Ibrox Stadium to Celebrate League Championship Win )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155625144

Pope Francis Holds Mass at Erbil's Franso Hariri Stadium

Pope Francis celebrated Sunday Mass with Iraqis in Erbil's Franso Hariri Stadium on March 7 as his historic visit to the country was coming to an end. At least 10,000 people attended the mass, according to Reuters. The Pope was expected to leave for Rome the following day. Credit: Vatican News via Storyful ( Original Title: Pope Francis Holds Mass at Erbil's Franso Hariri Stadium )

日付：2021年3月7日

人物：フランシスコ

RM 155620579

Pet Pig Looks Very Guilty in Montreal Owner's Messy Home

A messy home in Montreal left a domesticated pig looking very guilty after its owner found the animal sitting in the middle of feathers from a ripped sofa. Footage captured by Melissa Trihey, who runs the @furballsinc Instagram account, shows Betsy the pig at the scene of the crime. "Always wonderful to come home to Betsy's messes," Trihey said in a post accompanying the footage. Credit: @furballsinc via Storyful ( Original Title: Pet Pig Looks Very Guilty in Montreal Owner's Messy Home )

日付：2021年3月7日

RM 155600910

Baby Pope and Dancing Priest Among Those Celebrating Papal Visit to Qaraqosh

A dancing priest and a baby dressed in papal garb were among those celebrating the visit of Pope Francis to Qaraqosh, Iraq, on March 7, part of the pontiff's visit to the country. There was a jubilant atmosphere in Qaraqosh, as this footage from Gareth Browne of The National shows. Credit: Gareth Browne | The National via Storyful ( Original Title: Baby Pope and Dancing Priest Among Those Celebrating Papal Visit to Qaraqosh )

日付：2021年3月7日

人物：フランシスコ

RM 155644204

New Caledonia: At Least 1 Person Injured, Powerful Cyclone Niran Causes Severe Damages

A powerful cyclone Niran made landfall in New Caledonia, caused severe damages on March 6. According to reports, about 20,000 homes were without power, roofs were ripped off buildings in the town of Dumbéa, on the outskirts of Noumea, and a child was injured by a broken windowpane shard during a storm. ( Original Title: New Caledonia: At Least 1 Person Injured, Powerful Cyclone Niran Causes Severe Damages )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155638716

パラグアイ政府のコロナ対策に怒りの抗議デモ 警察と衝突＝アスンシオン

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 2 )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155639451

パラグアイ政府のコロナ対策に怒りの抗議デモ 警察と衝突＝アスンシオン

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 3 )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155640167

Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 4

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 4 )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155644779

パラグアイ政府のコロナ対策に怒りの抗議デモ 警察と衝突＝アスンシオン

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 5 )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155646388

パラグアイ政府のコロナ対策に怒りの抗議デモ 警察と衝突＝アスンシオン

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic 6 )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155548849

Art exhibition kicks off in Barcelona hospital to raise funds for COVID-19 research

Art exhibition in Barcelona hospital aims to raise funds for COVID-19 research. Art in the service of medical research is the idea behind a new exhibition in the Modernist Site of Barcelona's Santa Creu i Sant Pau Hospital. The exhibition "Art Solidari" (Solidarity Art) in the hospital's UNESCO-recognised venue brings together around a hundred works by 11 distinguished local artists, including paintings, sculptures, illustrations, artistic installations, engravings and lithographs. All proceeds from the sale of the works will go to Covid-19 research projects in the hospital. SOUNDBITE 1 (Spanish): PATRICIA CANCELO, exhibition curator "Covid has brought the worst with it, but it has also brought opportunities like this. As artists, we never thought we could help fight Covid, and less so in conjunction with the Modernist Site of the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau Private Foundation." The artists featured in the exhibition include such world renowned names as Antoni Tapies and Miquel Barcelo, as well as contemporary artists, such as Carlos Azcon, Ma Jose Hernandez and the exhibition's curator, Patricia Cancelo. SOUNDBITE 2 (Spanish): PATRICIA CANCELO, exhibition curator "The first thing was to find people with a sense of solidarity, some of whom I know personally and who have exhibited in many places, but above all people interested in what was going on out there." The idea for the exhibition came at the start of the health crisis when Cancelo donated 10 sculptures to raise funds for a project to study the effects of coronavirus on pregnant women. SOUNDBITE 3 (Spanish): PATRICIA CANCELO, exhibition curator "Right now solidarity is not about doing something that makes you feel good or shows that you're a good person, right now it is a responsibility and we have to help each other." The Solidarity Art exhibition is open every day until March 26 and is free to enter. Xinhua News Correspondents reporting from Barcelona, Spain. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155532479

Displaced Yemenis near Sanaa receive humanitarian food aid

Having suffered the lack of food and water, the internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Al-Azraqeen camp in the north of Yemen's capital Sanaa, received food aid from a charity group on Friday. Around 60 families are living inside the tatty camp, who have been suffering a lack of food, drinkable water, and other life necessities. SOUNDBITE 1 (Arabic): ABDULLAH OBAID, Internally displaced person at the camp "We are all homeless refugees. Today, a charity group came to provide us with food. There are flour and other things. But the aid is actually not enough and won't last for a month. We hope other organizations can give us more help." The United Nations said that the lack of funds for humanitarian operations in 2020 has led to the closure of many aid programs, and many hungry families in northern Yemen are getting only half as much food aid as they should. SOUNDBITE 2 (Arabic): FATIK ALRODINI, Chief of the Muna Relief "Today we came to the Azraqeen camp to offer food aid to the displaced people here. Our food ration can sustain a man for six months by the standard of the World Food Program and that of Yemen's food security authority. The ration consists of 75 kilograms of flour, 8 liters of cooking oil, 36 cans of beans, 1.5 kilograms of sugar, and 1 kilogram of sugar." As a rare smile returns to the faces of the IDPs in the camp, no one knows when will they get their next food ration. SOUNDBITE 3 (Arabic): ABDULLAH OBAID, Internally displaced person at the camp "I hope this war can end soon and the blockade is lifted. When we have peace in the country, we will be relieved from the suffering and won't be hungry anymore." The impoverished Arab country has been locked in a civil war since late 2014, when the Houthi militia overran much of the country and seized all northern provinces, including the capital Sanaa. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Sanaa. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155532437

Mystery person infected with COVID "variant of concern" found in UK: health secretary

British Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirmed Friday that the mystery person infected with the coronavirus "variant of concern" first emerged in Brazil has now been found in Britain. Speaking at a Downing Street press briefing, Hancock said he is "delighted" in the success of the "flat out work" of health officials to identify the missing case. The "best evidence" shows that the person has stayed at home and there's no sign there has been any onward transmission, said Hancock. However, testing will be increased in the local area as a precaution, he added. The latest development came after six cases of the P1 variant were found in Britain last week, but one of the cases had been unidentified as this person failed to complete the test registration card properly. There are concerns that this variant may spread more easily, might evade the immune system, or that vaccines might be less effective against it. The health secretary has said the current vaccines deployed in Britain had "not yet been studied against this variant" but that work is under way to "understand what impact it might have." SOUNDBITE (English): MATT HANCOCK, British Health Secretary "One of the most dangerous things about this virus - one of those dangerous things - is that around one third of those who get it don't get any symptoms at all and yet can still pass the disease on to others. So rapid, regular testing is a critical part of our response. And we can do so much more because of the huge capacity we've built up in NHS Test and Trace. I would urge you if you're eligible to participate in one of these regular testing programmes like I do, because that is how we will keep this virus under control as we continue to roll out the vaccine." Hancock also confirmed that two-fifths of Britain's entire adult population of have now been vaccinated. The government is "on course" to offering a first vaccine dose to all adults by the end of July, he added. Nearly 21 million people in Britain have been given the first jab of the coronavirus vaccine, according to the latest official figures. England is currently under the third national lockdown since outbreak of the pandemic in the country. Similar restriction measures are also in place in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. On Feb. 22, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his long-anticipated "roadmap" exiting the lockdown. Schools in England will reopen from March 8 as first part of the four-step plan, which Johnson said was designed to be "cautious but irreversible". Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from London. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155529179

China "very, very attractive" to foreign investors: Honeywell senior executive

Buoyed by its robust economic growth and continuous efforts to improve business environment, China, a longtime popular destination for foreign investment, is becoming increasingly attractive, a senior executive from Honeywell has said. China's economy is "very dynamic" and has huge potential to grow further, Shane Tedjarati, president of Global High Growth Regions of the U.S. industrial conglomerate, told Xinhua in a recent interview. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "China's own economy is very dynamic, very prosperous, and it's going to grow significantly. So and many global multinational companies, including Honeywell, have significant stakes in China. So our China growth will be a very big part of our global organic growth. So that would be the case for many companies. Along that path, it's also becoming a very, very attractive market to invest. It has been attractive for the past 30 years, but it becomes more and more attractive as China decides to open up its economy even more, to reform its economic opening even more." Tedjarati, who has worked and lived in China for more than 20 years, said "China has definitely made a lot of strides in opening up its economy" and refining its business climate for foreign investors. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "I think that if you take a long-term view, China has definitely made a lot of strides in opening up its economy. And I think there's no doubt that the China of today is no resemblance to China of even 10 years ago, how much for China of 20 or 30 years ago? American companies and multinational companies have been in China for a long time. Those who came like we did all in becoming local have a much easier time because you know we are part of the local artery of China. I think this shortening of the negative list, I think, other areas where China has opened up the new agreements that China has signed with Europe and other areas of the world continue to show that China wants to open up. I would say you know I am more positive than negative, because I think we see that overall things are opening. China has the intention to further open." Honeywell's business operations in China can be traced back to several decades ago. Since China introduced its reform and opening-up policies, Honeywell's investment has been on the fast track to join hands with Chinese local partners in building a connected, smarter, safer, more sustainable world. Today, China is Honeywell's largest single market outside the United States, and one of the company's most important sources of growth, according to the company. Tedjarati said Honeywell will continue to follow its strategies of "East for East" and "East to Rest," further expand its business presence in China, and join hands with local partners to meet the demands of Chinese businesses and consumers. SOUNDBITE 3 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "The strategy is we innovate in China, which we call "East for East," for China's solution to China's huge issues and challenges that they have. Then those innovations would also be applicable to the problems of the rest of the emerging markets of the world, or even maybe developed markets of the world. And that business really grew because China's challenges is the world's challenges. If you can solve it in China with China's speed and China's price points, you definitely can solve it elsewhere in the world." Tedjarati said Honeywell's core business aligns with China's market demands. SOUNDBITE 4 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "I think that areas where we're really excited about is e-commerce, safety, security, health care, energy efficiency, environment, climate change all together, and everything that relates to it. In fact, when I look at the (14th) Five-Year Plan of China, it's almost as if we had written it for each other. A lot of what Honeywell does is very much in line in the areas of the Five-Year Plan developments of China." Thanks to China's effective measures to bring the pandemic under control, Honeywell began to see its Chinese business become more normalized in the second half of last year, he said. SOUNDBITE 5 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "So the first half of the year (2020), I would say overall was very difficult. The second half of the year, we began to see the market become more normalized through the strong measures that the Chinese government took to ensure that the lockdowns are effective and the social distancing and the pandemic is under control." Meanwhile, the senior executive said he expects China will lead the way for the company's overall recovery in the year 2021. SOUNDBITE 6 (English): SHANE TEDJARATI, President of Honeywell Global High Growth Regions "We will see we're expecting fairly good robust growth coming out of China. And the reason for that is that China's economy is actually predicting, already grew in 2020 on low single digit, but it's predicting to be able to grow well. Overall I am expecting very robust growth. China is the second largest market for Honeywell after the United States in terms of revenue size and it is the largest growth market for for Honeywell, I expect that to be the case in 2021 and China will lead the way for recovery overall." Honeywell currently operates more than 50 joint ventures or wholly-owned subsidiaries in over 20 Chinese cities with around 10,000 employees. In 2020, the company established a wholly-owned subsidiary in the Chinese city of Wuhan as its headquarters for mass-mid segment business in China, one of its latest moves in response to China's growth and development. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from New York, U.S. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155528337

Swedish government extends crisis support to businesses to offset pandemic impact

The Swedish government has extended crisis support to companies in face of the risk of a third wave of COVID-19 pandemic. Magdalena Andersson, Minister for Finance, said recently that there was a very high risk of a third wave and there is a very serious situation in the labor market, local media SVD reported recently. The support will not only include new crisis support to companies and labor market but will now also include wage support to closed companies. At the same time, several grants will be extended until April. For example, companies can take short-term closure, get deferral of tax payments, borrow money with government guarantee and so on. The Swedish economy grew by 0.5 percent during the fourth quarter last year. According to the Minister of Finance, good margins for dealing with the crisis have continued. At the same time, Andersson said that the government saw the light in the tunnel as vaccination goes on. Latest figure shows about 5.7 percent adult population have been vaccinated for at least one dose as of Thursday. Minister for Minister for Business, Industry and Innovation, Ibrahim Baylan said that it's satisfying that manufacturing industry has been almost back to normal trajectory, especially after the decline last year. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Stockholm. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155641100

Spain: Pablo Hasel Supporters March Through Barcelona

Protests over a rapper Pablo Hasel who serving nine months for inciting terrorism, refusing to pay a fine for insulting Spain's former king, continued on Saturday, March 6. Hundreds of protesters marched through Barcelona behind a banner that called for the release of Hasel and his jailed supporters. ( Original Title: Spain: Pablo Hasel Supporters March Through Barcelona )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155603889

Protests in Asuncion Against Government's Response to Coronavirus Pandemic

Protests against Paraguay's government handling of the coronavirus pandemic continued on the night of March 6 in Asunción. The protests came amid growing anger over the number of COVID-19 infections in the country, which hit record levels and where hospitals were packed to the brim, according to reports. Video footage shows fires lit and protesters gathered near Mburuvicha Róga, the presidential residence, before attempts to disperse them. Sound like gunfire can be heard in the background mid way through the video. Health Minister Julio Mazzoleni resigned on Friday following calls for his ouster. President Mario Abdo Benítez has so far dismissed three of his ministers following the protests. Credit: Diego Oliver via Storyful ( Original Title: Protests in Asuncion Against Government's Response to Coronavirus Pandemic )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155603133

Sweden: Hundreds Gather And Protest COVID-19 Restrictions In Stockholm

Hundreds of people staged a demonstration in central Stockholm Saturday, March 6 to protest against the government's coronavirus restrictions. The group of protesters was dispersed by police as the local authority said it was held without permission and illegal. ( Original Title: Sweden: Hundreds Gather And Protest COVID-19 Restrictions In Stockholm )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155599909

Police in Boulder Respond to 'Riot Conditions' at Massive Street Party

Police responded to a large party that took over streets near the University of Colorado in Boulder and left damage in its wake on Saturday, March 6. Pictures of crowds emerged on social media during the day on Saturday. Shortly after 8 pm local time, the university tweeted that Boulder Police were were responding to a "large party" in an area known as University Hill. Videos captured in the evening showed damage to vehicles and broken glass in the street. This footage, taken by Daily Camera reporter Mitchell Byars, shows revelers in the road, setting off fireworks. When police arrive they can be heard threatening partygoers with arrest if they do not disperse, due to "riot conditions." In a statement issued before 10 pm, the University of Colorado condemning the day's events, which flouted COVID-19 guidelines. "We are aware of a large party on University Hill on Saturday evening and allegations of violence toward police officers responding to the scene," the university said. "CU Boulder will not tolerate any of our students engaging in acts of violence or damaging property." Credit: dailycamera.com via Storyful ( Original Title: Police in Boulder Respond to 'Riot Conditions' at Massive Street Party )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155564406

Dutch Artist Launches UV Light Installation to 'Clean' Public Spaces of Coronavirus

A Dutch artist has launched an installation which he says aims to make public spaces safer by using UV light to kill the virus causing COVID-19. This video shows artist Daan Roosegaarde's installation, dubbed Urban Sun, on display in Rotterdam. The studio said the project was based on "multiple peer-reviewed journal articles authored by scientists from Columbia University and Hiroshima University" which found coronavirus airborne droplets were killed when exposed to a particular wavelength of ultraviolet-C (UV-C) light. "Research shows that though traditional 254nm UV light is harmful, the new far-UV-C light with a wavelength of 222 nanometers can actually sanitize viruses safely," the studio said. Roosegaarde hopes to install the lights at festivals in the summer as COVID-19 restrictions ease but said it was not a replacement for a vaccine or government rules, Reuters reported. The actors involved in the project, who are seen in this footage, were tested for the coronavirus before filming and were only exposed to the light for a few minutes at a time, the agency reported. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said UV-C radiation may be effective in inactivating SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, but there is "limited published data about the wavelength, dose, and duration of UV-C radiation required" to do so. The administration also warned that there have been "reports of skin and eye burns resulting from improper installation of UV-C lamps." Credit: Daan Roosegaarde via Storyful ( Original Title: Dutch Artist Launches UV Light Installation to 'Clean' Public Spaces of Coronavirus )

日付：2021年3月6日

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Rangers Fans Gather Outside Ibrox Stadium as Scottish Premiership Title Win Nears

Rangers fans gathered outside the Ibrox stadium on Saturday, March 6, as their team edged closer to a Scottish Premiership title victory. The team remained four points away from securing the title but could win it over the weekend if Celtic loses to Dundee United on Sunday, local media reported. The celebrations took place as Glasgow remained under coronavirus restrictions that bans gatherings and urges residents to remain at home. Credit: Jamie Giles via Storyful ( Original Title: Rangers Fans Gather Outside Ibrox Stadium as Scottish Premiership Title Win Nears )

日付：2021年3月6日

RM 155445542

1日警察官になった少年はスーパーヒーローにも挨拶をする＝アメリカ

This kid got to be a police officer for a day and also met a guy dressed in a superhero costume. They gave each other a high-five and had a small chat after which they went on a police boat ride. They also visited a police station where they learned a little bit about the job. ( Original Title: Kid Gets To Be Police Officer For One Day And Meets Guy In Superhero Costume )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155445541

スーパーカーのエンジンの空ぶかしに興奮する男性＝アメリカ

This guy got excited after revving a luxury car. He was already overwhelmed to be sitting inside a supercar, but when he hit the accelerator, he couldn't contain his excitement. The engine roared loudly and the guy was happy to have gotten a chance to see it come alive. ( Original Title: Guy Gets Excited After Revving Luxury Car )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155445540

おもちゃを盗った男の子を後ろから押して転ばせる子供＝アメリカ

This kid pushed another kid after he took away his toy. The first kid was playing with stackable foam blocks when the second one came and picked one up. The first kid tried to push him away but failed to stop him, so he ran after him and pushed him for the second time. The second kid cried out loud and the first one ran away after taking revenge. ( Original Title: Kid Pushes Another Kid After He Takes Away His Toy )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155657081

Busy Crowd Lines Up Outside Fort Lauderdale Bar Amid Spring Break

Partygoers were spotted filling a bar in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on March 5, as spring break was underway for college students across the United States. As of March 7, the state of Florida had reported 1,944,995 total cases of COVID-19 and 31,683 deaths. Bars and restaurants are allowed to operate at 50% capacity indoors and at 100% capacity outdoors, according to the Florida Department of Health. Footage taken by Nicole Perez shows The Wharf, a bar in Fort Lauderdale, with a long line of people out the front. Credit: Nicole Perez/WPLGLocal10 via Storyful ( Original Title: Busy Crowd Lines Up Outside Fort Lauderdale Bar Amid Spring Break )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155432391

3rd coronavirus wave begins in Ukraine: PM

The third wave of COVID-19 has begun in Ukraine, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said in Kiev on Thursday. "Every day we see an increase in the number of patients, unfortunately, it should be noted that the third wave of the epidemic in Ukraine has begun," Interfax-Ukraine quoted Shmyhal as saying on Thursday. Shmyhal noted that the Ukrainian authorities would reintroduce a nationwide lockdown if most of the regions go into the "red" zone of epidemiological danger. The prime minister's statement followed data showing that on Thursday the daily increase in COVID-19 cases exceeded 10,000 in Ukraine for the first time since the beginning of this year. COVID-19 cases have been growing in Ukraine over the past week against the backdrop of the coronavirus vaccination campaign which started on Feb. 24. According to the press service of the Ministry of Health, 9,568 people have been vaccinated against the coronavirus with the first dose as of Wednesday. A total of 1,374,762 COVID-19 cases and 26,591 deaths have been registered in Ukraine as of Thursday, while 1,182,036 patients have recovered, according to the health authorities. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Kiev. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155431732

Chinese Teaching Program inaugurated in Costa Rica

co-established by Costa Rican-Chinese cultural and educational center and San Franscico school in Catargo, a Chinese Teaching Program was inaugurated in Catargo city of Costa Rica on Wednesday . The program at the beginning will provide the students in the 6th grade of the school the opportunity to learn Chinese. Chinese Ambassador to Costa Rica Tang Heng and Catargo City Mayor Mario Redondo attended the inauguration ceremony. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Catargo, Costa Rica. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155429915

Auckland of New Zealand lowers COVID-19 restriction level

New Zealand's largest city Auckland will lower COVID-19 restriction level from 6 a.m. local time on Sunday, after a week of citywide lockdown, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Friday. Auckland moved up to COVID-19 Alert Level 3 from Level 2 at 6 a.m. on Feb. 28, with the rest of the country moved into Alert Level 2 from Level 1, after two community cases were found. One of the cases visited several locations while infectious, Ardern told a press conference. People are asked to stay at home under alert level 3. Life would go back to normal under alert level 2 except the rules that the scale of gatherings would be restricted to 100 people. Life under alert level 1 is normal but social distance should be on mind. From 6 a.m. on Sunday under alert level 2, Aucklanders are able to return to workplace and school, and visit malls and restaurants. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Auckland, New Zealand. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155408583

WHO expert says "corona passport" not recommended but "maybe unavoidable"

As COVID-19 transmission rates once again begin to rise across the European region, World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Europe Hans Kluge on Thursday urged the region to return to basics when dealing with the pandemic. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): HAN KLUGE, WHO Regional Director for Europe "Last week, new cases of COVID-19 in Europe rose 9 percent to just above one million. This brought a promising six-week decline in new cases to an end." "We are seeing a resurgence in central and Eastern Europe. New cases are also on the rise in several western European countries where rates were already high," Kluge added. However, the WHO official declined to offer the support to the creation of "corona passports" many countries in the EU have been mulling over. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): HAN KLUGE, WHO Regional Director for Europe "It's indeed a very topical issue. So WHO does not recommend passports, but I also believe that as we see already, somehow, it may be unavoidable. And that's why we are assessing the feasibility, and the desirability of such a requirement, taking into account what they call some caveats. First of all, from a scientific point of view, how long there's a vaccine gives immunity. There's not so clear yet. And it may seem a bit contradictory, but if you get a vaccine, it protects you. The person who gets a vaccine, but not stops necessarily transmission from that vaccinated person to someone else. So it's not a watertight thing. What is needed is number one: coherence, and number two: sufficient coverage. Otherwise, this will not work. WHO follows the international health regulations when it comes to travel and trade. In that sense, we see these questions on going is not recommended by WHO the passport itself, the certificate of course yes. And a number of very important considerations, which need to be taken into account." Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Copenhagen. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155397583

Barcelona chocolate shop develops business despite pandemic

A quarter of local shops are in danger of closing due to the pandemic, the Spanish Confederation of Commerce warned at the end of last year. Yet some entrepreneurs in Spain have not let the health crisis hold them back. Frambons, which opened a shop and workshop in the center of Barcelona in last September, has already distributed its chocolate products to some 40 outlets around the country. SOUNDBITE 1 (Spanish): PANCHO ROTTA, Cofounder of Frambons "While it was very difficult with a lot of complications due to the pandemic, fortunately everything has worked out. We've grown a lot and we now sell the product in a lot of shops around Spain." Rotta and his business partner, Agustin Barich, are from Argentina. They had wanted to start a business for several years, and despite the pandemic, they went ahead and opened shop in Barcelona to make and sell the chocolate and fresh fruit delicacies that are popular in their homeland. SOUNDBITE 2 (Spanish): PANCHO ROTTA, Cofounder of Frambons "Right now we have a lot of wholesalers and shops that distribute the product, and our shop is doing good business, but this being a tourist destination. I think that later we'll sell much more." A recent study of 11 markets around the world by the multinational e-commerce platform Shopify found that 74 percent of Spanish consumers say that they have supported their local shops during the pandemic. SOUNDBITE 3 (Spanish): PANCHO ROTTA, Cofounder of Frambons "We opened our doors and began doing business and we succeeded. It was a lot of effort but we learnt that by working hard and making an effort you can achieve anything." Frambons says it is on course to reach a turnover of 100,000 euros in its first year, and is now exploring new recipes for its frozen chocolate delicacies, as well as looking into the possibility of exporting its products to countries such as Italy and UK. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Barcelona, Spain. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155397521

Italy reports nearly 23,000 new COVID-19 cases as some see "third wave"

Italy on Thursday reported 22,865 new coronavirus cases, up from 20,884 cases recorded on Wednesday and bringing total active infections to 446,439. The Ministry of Health reported that another 339 COVID-19 patients have died, down from 347 deaths on Wednesday and pushing to 98,974 the death toll since the pandemic officially started in the country in late February 2020. Meanwhile, another 13,488 COVID-19 patients have recovered, down from 14,068 recoveries on Wednesday and pushing overall recoveries to 2,453,706. Of the total current infections, the vast majority, or 423,807 people, are isolated at home with mild or no symptoms, while 20,157 are hospitalized with symptoms. Another 2,475 are treated in intensive care units, up by 232 compared to Wednesday. Italy is in the midst of a "vertiginous acceleration due to the variants" while "the mass vaccination campaign is failing to take off" due to "organizational difficulties" in many of Italy's 20 regions, the foundation claimed. Over 4.9 million people in Italy have been given at least the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and more than 1.5 million of them have received both shots, the Ministry of Health reported on Thursday. The recipients included health care staff, nursing home residents and staff, people aged over 80, the military, and school staff. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Rome. (XHTV)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155648077

U.N. condemns up to 23 killings in Iran's border area with Pakistan

Date:MARCH 5, 2021, FILE At least a dozen people and possibly up to 23 have been killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province where Revolutionary Guards and security forces have used lethal force against fuel couriers from ethnic minorities and protesters, the United Nations said on Friday (March 5). Iran is investigating an incident in which at least two Iranians were shot dead this week at the border with Pakistan, and Islamabad has handed over the body of one of the victims, the Iranian foreign ministry said a week ago. The shooting of people carrying fuel across the border led to protests that spread from the city of Saravan to other areas in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, including the capital, Zahedan. "The series of violent events and unrest began on 22 February, when Revolutionary Guards are alleged to have shot and killed at least 10 fuel couriers, known as sookhtbar, in Sistan and Baluchistan Province at the border with Pakistan, after a two-day stand-off triggered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps blocking the road to the city of Saravan," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing in Geneva. The killings had triggered demonstrations in several cities across the province, during which the revolutionary guard and security forces fired lethal ammunition at protesters and bystanders, he said. Colville said that it has been difficult to verify the death toll due to disruptions of local mobile data networks, but some unconfirmed reports have estimated that as many as 23 people may have been killed. "We call on the authorities to immediately restore Internet access in areas that remain disconnected," he said. Sistan-Baluchistan's population is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while most Iranians are Shi'ite. Iran has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and has been fighting smuggling to neighbouring countries. (Production: Ardee Napolitano) (Caption:5058WD-IRAN-PAKISTAN_PROTESTS_UN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155648078

U.N. condemns up to 23 killings in Iran's border area with Pakistan

Date:MARCH 5, 2021, FILE At least a dozen people and possibly up to 23 have been killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province where Revolutionary Guards and security forces have used lethal force against fuel couriers from ethnic minorities and protesters, the United Nations said on Friday (March 5). Iran is investigating an incident in which at least two Iranians were shot dead this week at the border with Pakistan, and Islamabad has handed over the body of one of the victims, the Iranian foreign ministry said a week ago. The shooting of people carrying fuel across the border led to protests that spread from the city of Saravan to other areas in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, including the capital, Zahedan. "The series of violent events and unrest began on 22 February, when Revolutionary Guards are alleged to have shot and killed at least 10 fuel couriers, known as sookhtbar, in Sistan and Baluchistan Province at the border with Pakistan, after a two-day stand-off triggered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps blocking the road to the city of Saravan," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing in Geneva. The killings had triggered demonstrations in several cities across the province, during which the revolutionary guard and security forces fired lethal ammunition at protesters and bystanders, he said. Colville said that it has been difficult to verify the death toll due to disruptions of local mobile data networks, but some unconfirmed reports have estimated that as many as 23 people may have been killed. "We call on the authorities to immediately restore Internet access in areas that remain disconnected," he said. Sistan-Baluchistan's population is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while most Iranians are Shi'ite. Iran has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and has been fighting smuggling to neighbouring countries. (Production: Ardee Napolitano) (Caption:5058WD-IRAN-PAKISTAN_PROTESTS_UN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155648080

U.N. condemns up to 23 killings in Iran's border area with Pakistan

Date:MARCH 5, 2021, FILE At least a dozen people and possibly up to 23 have been killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province where Revolutionary Guards and security forces have used lethal force against fuel couriers from ethnic minorities and protesters, the United Nations said on Friday (March 5). Iran is investigating an incident in which at least two Iranians were shot dead this week at the border with Pakistan, and Islamabad has handed over the body of one of the victims, the Iranian foreign ministry said a week ago. The shooting of people carrying fuel across the border led to protests that spread from the city of Saravan to other areas in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, including the capital, Zahedan. "The series of violent events and unrest began on 22 February, when Revolutionary Guards are alleged to have shot and killed at least 10 fuel couriers, known as sookhtbar, in Sistan and Baluchistan Province at the border with Pakistan, after a two-day stand-off triggered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps blocking the road to the city of Saravan," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing in Geneva. The killings had triggered demonstrations in several cities across the province, during which the revolutionary guard and security forces fired lethal ammunition at protesters and bystanders, he said. Colville said that it has been difficult to verify the death toll due to disruptions of local mobile data networks, but some unconfirmed reports have estimated that as many as 23 people may have been killed. "We call on the authorities to immediately restore Internet access in areas that remain disconnected," he said. Sistan-Baluchistan's population is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while most Iranians are Shi'ite. Iran has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and has been fighting smuggling to neighbouring countries. (Production: Ardee Napolitano) (Caption:5058WD-IRAN-PAKISTAN_PROTESTS_UN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155648079

U.N. condemns up to 23 killings in Iran's border area with Pakistan

Date:MARCH 5, 2021, FILE At least a dozen people and possibly up to 23 have been killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province where Revolutionary Guards and security forces have used lethal force against fuel couriers from ethnic minorities and protesters, the United Nations said on Friday (March 5). Iran is investigating an incident in which at least two Iranians were shot dead this week at the border with Pakistan, and Islamabad has handed over the body of one of the victims, the Iranian foreign ministry said a week ago. The shooting of people carrying fuel across the border led to protests that spread from the city of Saravan to other areas in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, including the capital, Zahedan. "The series of violent events and unrest began on 22 February, when Revolutionary Guards are alleged to have shot and killed at least 10 fuel couriers, known as sookhtbar, in Sistan and Baluchistan Province at the border with Pakistan, after a two-day stand-off triggered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps blocking the road to the city of Saravan," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing in Geneva. The killings had triggered demonstrations in several cities across the province, during which the revolutionary guard and security forces fired lethal ammunition at protesters and bystanders, he said. Colville said that it has been difficult to verify the death toll due to disruptions of local mobile data networks, but some unconfirmed reports have estimated that as many as 23 people may have been killed. "We call on the authorities to immediately restore Internet access in areas that remain disconnected," he said. Sistan-Baluchistan's population is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while most Iranians are Shi'ite. Iran has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and has been fighting smuggling to neighbouring countries. (Production: Ardee Napolitano) (Caption:5058WD-IRAN-PAKISTAN_PROTESTS_UN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

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U.N. condemns up to 23 killings in Iran's border area with Pakistan

Date:MARCH 5, 2021, FILE At least a dozen people and possibly up to 23 have been killed in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province where Revolutionary Guards and security forces have used lethal force against fuel couriers from ethnic minorities and protesters, the United Nations said on Friday (March 5). Iran is investigating an incident in which at least two Iranians were shot dead this week at the border with Pakistan, and Islamabad has handed over the body of one of the victims, the Iranian foreign ministry said a week ago. The shooting of people carrying fuel across the border led to protests that spread from the city of Saravan to other areas in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan, including the capital, Zahedan. "The series of violent events and unrest began on 22 February, when Revolutionary Guards are alleged to have shot and killed at least 10 fuel couriers, known as sookhtbar, in Sistan and Baluchistan Province at the border with Pakistan, after a two-day stand-off triggered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps blocking the road to the city of Saravan," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing in Geneva. The killings had triggered demonstrations in several cities across the province, during which the revolutionary guard and security forces fired lethal ammunition at protesters and bystanders, he said. Colville said that it has been difficult to verify the death toll due to disruptions of local mobile data networks, but some unconfirmed reports have estimated that as many as 23 people may have been killed. "We call on the authorities to immediately restore Internet access in areas that remain disconnected," he said. Sistan-Baluchistan's population is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while most Iranians are Shi'ite. Iran has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and has been fighting smuggling to neighbouring countries. (Production: Ardee Napolitano) (Caption:5058WD-IRAN-PAKISTAN_PROTESTS_UN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

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"We are all afraid," Milan residents fearful as cases surge, restrictions tighten

Date:MARCH 5, 2021 Milan residents were fearful on Friday (March 5) as Lombardy tightened its coronavirus restrictions as the number of cases surged in the region that has been the worst-affected in all of Italy since the pandemic began. The northern Italian region was already in an 'orange zone', meaning bars and restaurants can only offer takeaway services and residents can not leave their towns or cities unless for an emergency. But the region's governor announced that from Friday, all schools would shut and go online, no-one can have visitors to their private homes and exercise in public areas is banned as part of the so-called "enhanced orange zone" until March 14. "It is no longer possible to go out to go or to visit friends or relatives but the most important thing is that all schools, from elementary school to university are closed", student Silvia Trevisani told Reuters. The tightening comes as a higher prevalence of the "British" variant is ravaging through the country. "I don't leave the house anymore I just go to the hospital and that's it", Anna said. "Let's hope that this pandemic ends as soon as possible, we have had enough." Some residents were frustrated by the slow vaccine campaign and blamed it for the deteriorating situation. "In the rest of the world too, countries are having great difficulties with vaccines, in others the campaign is going well. We talk and talk but the vaccines don't arrive," image consultant Yves Hajjar said. "We talk and talk but the vaccines don't arrive." Italy has registered 98,974 deaths linked to COVID-19 since its outbreak emerged in February last year, the second-highest toll in Europe after Britain and the seventh-highest in the world. The country has reported a touch under 3 million cases to date. (Production: Alex Fraser, Gabriele Pileri, Fabiano Franchitti) (Caption:5175WD-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_ITALY_MILAN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

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North of France gets ready for weekend lockdown

Date:MARCH 5, 2021 French citizens in the north of France are getting ready to observe a weekend lockdown after authorities announced the measure on Thursday (March 4). France extended COVID-19 weekend lockdowns to the region around the Channel coast town of Calais, following similar lockdowns around Nice and Dunkirk. The lockdown will be in place in the Pas-de-Calais department, which counts 1.4 million residents in northern France, from this weekend. The streets of Arras are expected to be empty as of Friday night (March 5) until Monday (March 8) early morning. France plans to massively expand COVID-19 vaccinations in high-risk zones. The country aims to vaccinate at least 10 million people by mid-April, 20 million by mid-May and 30 million by the summer, Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday. France registered 25,279 new coronavirus infections on Thursday, bringing its total of cases to 3.84 million, and 293 more deaths, for a total death toll of 87,835. Cases have been rising at a steady weekly rate of just above 4% since early January, although this is far below rises of more than 20% seen before and during a nationwide lockdown in November. (Production: Pascal Rossignol, Lucien Libert) (Caption:5219WD-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_FRANCE_LOCKDOWN_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

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East Africa's biggest economy Kenya starts vaccinations

Date:MARCH 5, 2021 Kenya began vaccinating people on Friday (March 5) against COVID-19 with AstraZeneca shots hoped to help revive the battered tourism-dependent economy of East Africa's richest nation. Nairobi received over a million AstraZeneca doses on Wednesday (March 3), the first of 3.56 million shots via the global, vaccine-sharing COVAX facility. Top of the list are 400,000 health staff and other essential workers. Kenya plans to vaccinate 1.25 million people by June and another 9.6 million in the next phase, with more vaccines expected within weeks. Vaccinations should bolster an economy that shrank 1.1% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2020 compared with 5.8% in the same period the previous year. Tourism has been badly hit, losing 110 billion shillings ($1 billion) of revenues between January and October of 2020. Kenya was the latest nation among various around Africa to receive vaccines through the World Health Organization's co-led COVAX facility which aims to secure about 1.3 billion doses for 92 lower- and middle-income nations. WHO said on Thursday that most African countries will kick-start vaccinations by the end of March in a continent with bigger financial and logistical challenges than others. (Production: Monica Mwangi, Jackson Njehia, Edwin Waita) (Caption:5234WD-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_KENYA_O_)

日付：2021年3月5日

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Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic

Angry protesters over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic clashed with police in Asuncion Friday night, March 5. Security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on hundreds of protesters near the national National Congress in the capital. ( Original Title: Paraguay: Clashes Erupt At Protest In Asuncion Over Government's Handling Of Pandemic )

日付：2021年3月5日

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AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive in Uganda

Uganda received 864,000 doses of the AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine on March 5, shipped under the international COVAX initiative. This footage was taken at Entebbe International Airport on Friday as the vaccines were offloaded and put into trucks. "The long awaited Covid Vaccines are here," tweeted Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Dr. Diana Atwine. "The vaccines are safe and efficacious." The Ministry of Health said that vaccinations would begin on March 10, and proceed in a phased rollout with the most at risk receiving doses first. COVAX is a joint program led by the World Health Organization, UNICEF, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, and GAVI, a global vaccine alliance. Vaccines have been sent to several other African countries under the initiative, including Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, the DRC, and Rwanda. Credit: UNICEF via Storyful ( Original Title: AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive in Uganda )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Trump Supporters Unravel Huge 'Trump 2024' Flag in New York City

A crowd of Trump supporters clashed with counter-protesters in New York City on Friday, March 5, as they gathered to unfurl a large 'Trump 2024' banner. This video originally uploaded by Jarrett Robertson shows a large crowd waving the banner and chanting "Trump '24" before marching through the streets of Manhattan. According to the New York Police Department one officer was injured and taken to hospital "for suspected bleach being thrown in his eyes" while attempting to prevent clashes between "anti-police protesters and pro-Trump protesters". The police department also said four people were arrested at the protest, including assaults on police officers and weapons possession. Credit: Jarrett Robertson via Storyful ( Original Title: Trump Supporters Unravel Huge 'Trump 2024' Flag in New York City )

日付：2021年3月5日

人物：ドナルド・トランプ

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Canada: Protestors March Through Vancouver Against Myanmar Military Coup

Protesters took the streets of Vancouver, Canada on Friday, March 5 afternoon to rally against the military coup in Myanmar. In Myanmar, anti-military coup protests have also still continued. ( Original Title: Canada: Protestors March Through Vancouver Against Myanmar Military Coup )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Argentina: Protests Escalate Into Violence After Tightening Of Pandemic Regulations

Protests for the tightening of regulations against the coronavirus pandemic has intensified in Formosa, Argentina on Friday, March 5, resulting in multiple injuries and detainees. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the government has imposed restrictions and bans on movement on March 20 of last year. ( Original Title: Argentina: Protests Escalate Into Violence After Tightening Of Pandemic Regulations )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Troublesome Kitty Uses the Whole Roll

Occurred on October 2020 / Oshawa, Ontario, Canada Info from Licensor: Peter getting into mischief and ruining the precious toilet paper during a pandemic. ( Original Title: Troublesome Kitty Uses the Whole Roll )

日付：2021年3月5日

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France: Young People Mob Burning Vehicles In Rillieux-La-Pape, Lyon

Youth violence is intensifying in Rillieux-la-Pape, Lyon's 9th district, France. Thirty young people participated in urban violence on Friday night, March 5 in Rillieux-la-Pape in the metropolis of Lyon. They torched 12 vehicles and two buses. demolished street furniture. Firefighters, municipal police, and national police rushed to the site, and 4 minors were arrested. ( Original Title: France: Young People Mob Burning Vehicles In Rillieux-La-Pape, Lyon )

日付：2021年3月5日

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US: Protesters For Excluded Workers Shut Down Bridges In New York City

Hundreds of demonstrators shut down the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges on Friday, March 5 to call funds for workers excluded from the coronavirus relief package. The excluded workers include taxi drivers, salon and restaurant staff, street vendors, and countless others who have been on the frontlines during the coronavirus crisis. ( Original Title: US: Protesters For Excluded Workers Shut Down Bridges In New York City )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Protesters March Over New York Bridges, Call for Pandemic Support for 'Excluded Workers'

Workers from various industries marched across the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges in New York City on March 5 as they called for support for workers excluded from unemployment or pandemic-related benefits, local media reported. The demonstration included people working in construction, hospitality, and education, as well as yellow-cab drivers who drove over the bridge alongside people marching. The New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NYTWA) said the demonstration was for undocumented workers, who have been excluded from unemployment benefits and stimulus payments during the pandemic, and said New York City's cab drivers "stand in solidarity" with workers struggling through the pandemic. New York Communities for Change, a political activist group that posted this footage, said its members were marching "for all excluded workers, those who can't pay rent and those who have lost work." The group called for tax hikes for the wealthy and rent cancellation. The demonstration closed lanes on both bridges, according to reports. Credit: @NYChange via Storyful ( Original Title: Protesters March Over New York Bridges, Call for Pandemic Support for 'Excluded Workers' )

日付：2021年3月5日

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'Excluded Worker' Protesters Shut Down Traffic on Brooklyn Bridge

Protesters shut down traffic lanes on the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges in New York City on March 5, calling for financial relief for workers struggling through the pandemic, reports said. Local media said demonstrations were held in support of a "coalition of workers demanding pandemic relief." The New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NYTWA) joined the protest, adding that New York City's cab drivers "stand in solidarity" with workers impacted by the pandemic. The NYTWA said the demonstration was for undocumented workers, who have been excluded from unemployment benefits and stimulus payments during the pandemic. This footage from Make the Road New York shows a crowd of protesters walking along the Brooklyn Bridge on March 5. Credit: @MaketheRoadNY via Storyful ( Original Title: 'Excluded Worker' Protesters Shut Down Traffic on Brooklyn Bridge )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Taxi Drivers Join Pandemic-Stricken Workers in NYC Bridge Protests

Taxi drivers joined protesters in demonstrations on the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges in New York City on March 5, reports said. Local media reported that the demonstration included a "coalition of workers demanding pandemic relief." The New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NYTWA) said the demonstration was for undocumented workers, who have been excluded from unemployment benefits and stimulus payments during the pandemic. The NYTWA said New York City's cab drivers "stand in solidarity" with workers struggling through the pandemic. This footage from the NYTWA shows yellow cabs along the Manhattan Bridge near a throng of protesters. The alliance also released video of taxi drivers and protesters stopped along the Brooklyn Bridge. The demonstration closed lanes on both the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges, according to reports. Credit: @NYTWA via Storyful ( Original Title: Taxi Drivers Join Pandemic-Stricken Workers in NYC Bridge Protests )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Protesters Clash With Police in Senegal After Opposition Leader's Arrest

Protesters clashed with police in Senegal on March 5 following the arrest of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. Sonko, a former presidential candidate who leads the opposition Pastef party, was arrested on Wednesday. According to reports, one person was killed in protests in the country's southern Casamance region on Thursday. Local media, citing a lawyer for Sonko, said the 2019 presidential candidate was being "charged with rape and making threats." Sonko has denied the allegations, which he says are politically motivated. This footage, taken in the capital Dakar, shows smoke rising as people move about the streets. Loud noises can be heard. Credit: Abdou Junior Ceesay via Storyful ( Original Title: Protesters Clash With Police in Senegal After Opposition Leader's Arrest )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Greece: Police Use Water Cannon At Koufontinas Protesters In Athens

Police used water cannons to disperse protesters in downtown Athens on Friday evening, March 5. Supporters of detained Dimitris Koufontinas continue to hold protests in Athens for many days now, usually clashing with police at some points. ( Original Title: Greece: Police Use Water Cannon At Koufontinas Protesters In Athens )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Several Injured in Manhattan Following Two-Vehicle Collision

Streets were closed and buses rerouted after a traffic collision at the corner of East 50th Street and 2nd Avenue in New York City left several people injured on Friday morning, March 5. Footage taken by Karch Kaprelius shows officials responding to the scene on Friday. According to police, a van driving south on 2nd Avenue hit a black Toyota Camry between 50th and 51st streets at around 8:30 am, sending the Camry into an outdoor dining structure located at 945 2nd Avenue, NY1 reported. Police told local media the van continued on the sidewalk down to 49th Street and 2nd Avenue, where it hit a fruit stand and three more pedestrians before slamming into a light pole. Reports said the driver of the van was taken into custody and is suspected of DWI. Police said at least seven were hurt, including two children. Credit: Karch Kaprelius via Storyful ( Original Title: Several Injured in Manhattan Following Two-Vehicle Collision )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Driver in Police Custody After Collision on Manhattan's East Side Leaves Several Injured

Streets were closed and buses rerouted after a traffic collision at the corner of East 50th Street and 2nd Avenue in New York City left several people injured on Friday morning, March 5. WCBS reporter Marla Diamond shared video showing the damage at the scene. According to police, a van driving south on 2nd Avenue hit a black Toyota Camry between 50th and 51st streets at around 8:30 am, sending the Camry into an outdoor dining structure located at 945 2nd Avenue, NY1 reported. Police told local media the van continued on the sidewalk down to 49th Street and 2nd Avenue, where it hit a fruit stand and three more pedestrians before slamming into a light pole. Reports said the driver of the van was taken into custody and is suspected of DWI. Police said at least seven were hurt, including two children. Credit: Marla Diamond via Storyful ( Original Title: Driver in Police Custody After Collision on Manhattan's East Side Leaves Several Injured )

日付：2021年3月5日

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What Are Ewe Lookin' At? Champion Sheep Squares Up to Camera at English Farm

'Ewe' probably don't want to mess with this sassy sheep in Hereford, England. Footage by Jim Rowe shows one of his prize-winning Kerry Hill sheep, a breed that originates from Kerry in Powys, Wales, strutting her stuff around the yard. "Her name is Downwood Villanelle [after the TV program Killing Eve] as she is such a diva," Rowe told Storyful. "Villanelle has now retired from the show ring to become a breeding ewe and has produced a couple of lambs who we hope will follow in her footsteps," he added. According to Rowe, female Kerry Hill sheep can weigh between 50 and 70 kg (110 to 154 pounds), while males can tip the scales anywhere between 80 and 100 kg (176 to 220 pounds). Credit: Jim Rowe via Storyful ( Original Title: What Are Ewe Lookin' At? Champion Sheep Squares Up to Camera at English Farm )

日付：2021年3月5日

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US: 2 Vehicles Collide, Slam Into Outdoor Dining Area And Food Stand In Manhattan

A car and a van collided and then slammed into an outdoor dining area and food stand in Manhattan on Friday morning, March 5. The accident happened at 49th-50th and 2nd Avenue in Manhattan. 7 people are reportedly injured. This is a developing story. ( Original Title: US: 2 Vehicles Collide, Slam Into Outdoor Dining Area And Food Stand In Manhattan )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Traffic Snarled After Two-Vehicle Collision Causes Injuries in Manhattan

Streets were closed and buses rerouted after a traffic collision at the corner of East 50th Street and 2nd Avenue in New York City left several people injured on Friday morning, March 5. Footage taken near the scene shows traffic congestion and sirens blaring a few blocks away on 2nd Avenue and 53rd Street. According to police, a van driving south on 2nd Avenue hit a black Toyota Camry between 50th and 51st streets at around 8.30 am, sending the Camry into an outdoor dining structure located at 945 2nd Avenue, NY1 reported. Police told local media the van continued onto the sidewalk down to 49th Street and 2nd Avenue, where it hit a fruit stand and three more pedestrians before slamming into a light pole. Reports said the driver of the van was taken into custody and is suspected of DWI. Police said at least six were hurt, including two children. Credit: @jkatcher74 via Storyful ( Original Title: Traffic Snarled After Two-Vehicle Collision Causes Injuries in Manhattan )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Kitty Interrupts Owners Work Out

Occurred on March 5, 2021 / Russia Info from Licensor: "The cat interferes with the training of the owner." ( Original Title: Kitty Interrupts Owners Work Out )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Spooked Dog Barks as Earthquake Rattles New Zealand House

A dog in Hastings, New Zealand, did not appreciate it when a strong earthquake could be felt in its home on March 5, one of three in the region that led to tsunami warnings. Hastings resident Molly Molls recorded footage of her dog growling and barking as the tremors were felt. Tsunami warnings were issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck in the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of New Zealand's North Island. New Zealand authorities later advised that the most significant wave activity had passed. Credit: Molly Molls via Storyful ( Original Title: Spooked Dog Barks as Earthquake Rattles New Zealand House )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Making Miniature Games

Games night might be a bit difficult with these minuscule versions of Snakes and Ladders, Checkers and Connect 4. Set designer Filipe Miranda, 24, began making miniature versions of his favourite things in 2015, and his passion has developed keenly. Filipe challenged himself to make tiny versions of his favourite games at home in London, UK. The games he's created include Checkers, Snakes and Ladders, Rubik's Cube and Connect 4. ( Original Title: Making Miniature Games )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Baby Cries After Biting Dorito

After he knocks his mum's freshly done puzzle off the table, this son was surprised when it landed on the floor still intact. California-based student Oliver Atwell, 14, said his mum has been doing puzzles since the pandemic started and has been tempted to push one off the counter. Finally deciding to give it a go, he knew the pieces were fitted together very tightly and hoped it wouldn't break. Oliver said: "I was really surprised and thankful! We all laughed and that is when I decided to put it on TikTok. It was all done in fun and I would never purposely destroy someone's hard work." ( Original Title: Baby Cries After Biting Dorito )

日付：2021年3月5日

人物：エマ

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Kangaroo Has a Scratch in the Sunshine

This kangaroo enjoys a scratch as he relaxes in the sunshine. Business owner Jo Staveley, 50, captured the sight of this kangaroo lying like a human would in the sun at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in Queensland, Australia. Jo said: "I thought it looked cool and felt I should video it. Afterwards, he just continued enjoying the sunshine." ( Original Title: Kangaroo Has a Scratch in the Sunshine )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Greyhound Jumping in Excitement

This excitable pooch jumped high in the air when he noticed his owner's change in clothes, from indoor loungewear, to clothes to wear when going out. Erienne Birt captured the fun-loving greyhound, Falcon, jumping up and down when partner Matt came downstairs donning the classic blue jeans at their home in Bolingbrook, Illinois, US. Falcon noticed the change in clothes and concluded that he would also be going outside and couldn't contain his excitement any further. He expressed that the only way he knew how, by hopping around high in the air, unusual for a dog as big as Falcon. ( Original Title: Greyhound Jumping in Excitement )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Woman Embraces Curves

A teenager who weighs 24st is begging strangers to pay for weightloss surgery. Miah Carter, 17, from Reading, Berkshire, - who is a size 26 - is currently on the NHS waiting list for weightloss surgery but says she cannot wait any longer as her life it at risk. A stark warning from doctors about her life expectancy prompted Miah to set up a GoFundMe page to help pay for her gastric bypass surgery. The makeup artist says has always struggled with losing weight, trying everything from personal trainers to injections and despite feeling confident in her own skin, she is determined reach her dream of being a size 12. ( Original Title: Woman Embraces Curves )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Whale Acrobatics

These majestic whales have been snapped showing off their breathtaking acrobatic moves just beneath the water's surface. Talented underwater photographer David Edgar captured these stunning photographs and a mesmerising video while freediving off the coast of Tonga. The 31-year-old has been freediving - which involves diving beneath the water's surface on a single breath, without any scuba equipment - for the past seven years. David, from Sydney, Australia, managed to capture these incredible images while on a free dive and added that these group of whales were relaxed and curious around him ( Original Title: Whale Acrobatics )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Tsunami Warning Sends People to High Ground in French Polynesia

People took to higher ground on the French Polynesian island of Mo'orea on Friday, March 5, after a series of earthquakes led to tsunami warnings across the Pacific. An 8.1-magnitude earthquake near the Kermadec Islands was the strongest of three large quakes recorded in the region on March 4. Sea levels were expected to rise by a meter above mean sea level in French Polynesia, the US Tsunami Warning System said. The tsunami warning for French Polynesia was lifted on Friday, March 5, AFP reported. Credit: Ber Banoviez via Storyful ( Original Title: Tsunami Warning Sends People to High Ground in French Polynesia )

日付：2021年3月5日

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My Fitness Secret To Building A Brazilian Body/Butt | MIAMI MUSCLE

TODAY, Miami Muscle visits Chicago, Illinois where we meet Rapha Araujo aka FaFa Fitness. Originally from Brazil, Rapha has been living in Chicago for the last 10 years and has made it her second home. In the space of three months, this Brazilian quad queen has exploded onto social media and has amassed thousands of followers. Fitness has always been a part of Rapha's life and she has successfully, and quickly, established herself as one of the fitness influencers to watch. Rapha wants to inspire and motivate others and wants to share her knowledge of what she has learnt over the years. Admired for her incredible body, Rapha receives daily messages from other women asking how she achieves her look. At times receiving up to 600 messages a day. After receiving so much interest, she has decided to launch her very own programme. Today, Rapha will be revealing her top three exercises on how to achieve "the Brazilian look" and is putting them to the test one last time. Rapha describes the Brazilian look as "nice thick legs, nice thick glutes, a small waist and cute little arms." Rapha has decided to get boyfriend Nick involved, to test out her programme. As Rapha sets to work and the intensity increases, we see if Nick can keep up with the Brazilian Boss Lady. Workout done, Rapha records some content showing off her enviable figure updating her followers that they'll soon be able to get their hands on her own special programme. Looking ahead to the future, Rapha explains: "I don't want to just be one more pretty face online. I want to be the one who helped people achieve their goal. When you look at yourself in the mirror, if you're happy with yourself you legit change your whole life." Social: https://www.instagram.com/fafafitness11/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@fafafitness11?source=h5_m ( Original Title: My Fitness Secret To Building A Brazilian Body/Butt | MIAMI MUSCLE )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Guy With Headphones on Dances While Walking on Sidewalk

This guy was spotted in a cheery mood on a cold morning. He had his headphones on and was dancing while walking on the sidewalk. The guy seemed happy, grooving on the music while spreading good vibes around. *The underlying music rights are not available for license. For use of the video with the track(s) contained therein, please contact the music publisher(s) or relevant rightsholder(s). ( Original Title: Guy With Headphones on Dances While Walking on Sidewalk )

日付：2021年3月5日

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Car Flips Over While Driver Tries to Climb Steep Rock

The driver of this car was showing off that he could climb the face of the mountain. Although he had done this on different terrain, he decided to give it a shot anyway. He tried to race the car up a steep rock but lost grip. The car tumbled down and flipped over, but thankfully nobody was hurt. ( Original Title: Car Flips Over While Driver Tries to Climb Steep Rock )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155379204

マグニチュード8.1の地震が発生したニュージーランド

A strong series of earthquakes, including magnitude 8.1, hit New Zealand on Friday, March 5. Tsunami warnings were issued throughout the South Pacific region, forced residents of the offshore seas to evacuate ( Original Title: NZ: Tsunami Warnings Issued As Series Of Strong Quake Strikes Ocean Off Coast )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155394193

New Zealand: Footage Of House Being Shaken By Series Of Strong Quakes

A strong series of earthquakes, including magnitude 8.1, hit New Zealand on Friday, March 5. Tsunami warnings were issued throughout the South Pacific region, forced residents of the offshore seas to evacuate. ( Original Title: New Zealand: Footage Of House Being Shaken By Series Of Strong Quakes )

日付：2021年3月5日

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【映像】大量のワニが逃げ出す　南アの民間飼育場が27頭捕獲

ボニーベール、南アフリカ、3月５日（AP）― 民間の飼育場から大量のワニが逃げ出したという通報が３月３日、南アフリカ西ケープ州の警察にあった。 　同国南西部ボニーベールの飼育場では、体長1.2メートルから1.5メートルのワニを飼育しており、そのうち27頭は捕獲されたが、全部で何頭逃げたのかは把握されていないという。 　飼育場から300メートル離れたところにブレーリフィール川が流れていることから、警察では大部分がそこに逃げたのではないかとみている。 　飼育場は川に沿って罠を仕掛けているが、これで何頭が捕獲されるかは｢神のみぞ知る｣といったところか。 （日本語翻訳･編集　アフロ）

日付：2021年3月5日

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ニュージーランドの地震、揺れに気づいて目を覚ます女性

Molly, from Hawkes Bay New Zealand captures the 7.4 earthquake that rocked the South Pacific island nation on March 5. "I thought [my dog] Gucci was having a seizure!" Molly, who is unharmed, tells Newsflare. ( Original Title: New Zealand woman captures powerful 7.4 earthquake )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155387702

連続して大きな地震の被害受けるニュージーランド

A strong series of earthquakes, including magnitude 8.1, hit New Zealand on Friday, March 5. Tsunami warnings were issued throughout the South Pacific region, forced residents of the offshore seas to evacuate ( Original Title: String of huge earthquakes rock New Zealand )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155377897

ニュージーランド沖でM8.1の地震、津波警報が響く＝ニュージーランド

A tsunami warning was issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude-8.1 earthquake - the third in the country that morning - struck the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of the North Island. New Zealand's National Emergency Management Agency warned residents in areas ranging from the Bay of Islands down to Tolaga Bay to "move immediately" to higher ground or "or as far inland as possible." A tsunami warning was also issued in American Samoa, while Hawaii was placed under a tsunami watch. Credit: Sacha Judd via Storyful ( Original Title: Tsunami Sirens Sound on New Zealand Coast After Powerful Off-Shore Earthquake )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155379040

M8.1の地震が発生、津波警報発令し高所に避難する人たち＝ニュージーランド

A tsunami warning was issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude-8.1 earthquake - the third in the country that morning - struck the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of the North Island. New Zealand's National Emergency Management Agency warned residents in areas ranging from the Bay of Islands down to Tolaga Bay to "move immediately" to higher ground or "as far inland as possible." Ray Williams said this footage shows motorists seeking higher ground in Ōhope, a beach community on the North Island, as they wait out the tsunami warning. A tsunami warning was also issued in American Samoa, while Hawaii was placed under a tsunami watch. Credit: Ray Williams via Storyful ( Original Title: New Zealanders Seek Higher Ground Amid Tsunami Warning )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155380700

ニュージーランド沖でM8.1の地震、津波警報を受けて高所に避難＝ニュージーランド

A tsunami warning was issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude-8.1 earthquake - the third in the country that morning - struck the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of the North Island. New Zealand's National Emergency Management Agency warned residents in areas ranging from the Bay of Islands down to Tolaga Bay to "move immediately" to higher ground or "as far inland as possible." Footage from Russell shows residents gathered atop Flagstaff Hill as sirens blared in the background. A tsunami warning was also issued in American Samoa, while Hawaii was placed under a tsunami watch. Credit: Flaxworx NZ via Storyful ( Original Title: New Zealanders Climb to Higher Ground Following Tsunami Warning )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155381504

ニュージーランド沖でM8.1の地震、北島に津波警報のサイレンが響く

A tsunami warning was issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude-8.1 earthquake - the third in the country that morning - struck the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of the North Island. New Zealand's National Emergency Management Agency warned residents in areas ranging from the Bay of Islands down to Tolaga Bay to "move immediately" to higher ground or "as far inland as possible." Cherag Elavia said this footage shows sirens sounding in Ruakaka, a town on the North Island. A tsunami warning was also issued in American Samoa, while Hawaii was placed under a tsunami watch. Credit: Cherag Elavia via Storyful ( Original Title: Tsunami Sirens Ring Out on New Zealand's North Island )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155391706

【映像】｢スターシップ｣は成功だった　着陸の約10分後に爆発炎上

ボカチカ、テキサス州、３月５日（AP）― 米南部テキサス州ボカチカの民間宇宙開発企業｢スペースX｣の実験場から打ち上げられた｢スターシップ｣の試作機｢SN10｣は３月３日、約6分半の飛行後いったん着陸に成功したが、ライブ中継が終わった約10分後に爆発した。 　弾丸の形をしたスターシップの試作機は、昨年12月と２月の実験では着陸そのものに失敗して爆発炎上したが、３回目となった今回は、離着陸場に垂直に着陸することには成功した。 　将来的に月、さらには火星を目指す巨大宇宙船は、打ち上げ後順調に飛行し、高度約１万メートルに達した後降下に入った。水平に落下する機体を垂直に制御して、発射から約６分半後、激しく噴煙を上げて着陸。 　中継のアナウンサーも｢三度目の正直です｣とコメントした。しかし、ストリーミング中継が終わった約10分後に機体が爆発。爆発の規模が大きかったため、スターシップは粉々になって四散した。 　爆発原因について、スペースXからのコメントはまだだされていない。 （日本語翻訳･編集　アフロ）

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155390460

ニュージーランドでM8.1の地震、津波警報を受け高所に避難する人たち

Tsunami warnings were issued for large stretches of New Zealand's northeast coastline on March 5 after a magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck the Kermadec Islands, about 600 miles northeast of New Zealand's North Island. Video taken by Brent Wall on the Karikari Peninsula in Northland shows evacuees on higher ground. Early on Friday afternoon, New Zealand authorities advised that the most significant wave activity had passed, and allowed evacuees to return. Credit: Brent Wall via Storyful ( Original Title: Evacuees Head to High Ground After New Zealand Tsunami Warnings )

日付：2021年3月5日

RM 155389819

French Polynesia: People Evacuate After Strong Quakes Hitting New Zealand

A strong series of earthquakes, including magnitude 8.1, hit New Zealand on Friday, March 5. Tsunami warnings were issued throughout the South Pacific region, including neighboring islands, forcing residents in offshore waters to evacuate. ( Original Title: French Polynesia: People Evacuate After Strong Quakes Hitting New Zealand )

日付：2021年3月5日