A look back at Taiwan's worst train accidents
Reports said a truck fell from a cliff above and landed on the tracks, where a train emerging from a tunnel smashed into it. In 1948, 64 people are estimated to have died when a train burst into flames in northern Taiwan.

Ontario To Enter Province-Wide Shutdown Saturday
In addition, Ford says the government is doing everything they can to keep kids in class. "This is a top priority", said Ford. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails.

Taiwan train crash leaves 36 dead, several injured
That crash was the island's worst since 1991, when 30 passengers were killed and 112 injured after two trains collided in Miaoli. March 8, 1981: A train hit a truck near Hsinchu on a level crossing, killing the truck driver and 30 passengers on the train.

One officer killed after auto rams U.S Capitol barricade
Police block a street after a vehicle drove into police officers near the US Capitol building in Washington , US, April 2, 2021 . The law enforcement officials told the AP that the suspect was shot and was being taken to the hospital in critical condition.

CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Travel
The head of the CDC held out the promise of travel in asking people to get vaccinated when they can. Covid-19 cases have started rising again in the USA , with 79,000 new cases recorded on Thursday.

If You're Fully Vaccinated, a New Thumbs-Up
The agency cited "recent studies" of real-world evidence proving vaccines work outside of a clinical trial environment . The U.S. began its vaccine rollout in mid-December.

Fully vaccinated Americans cleared to travel without tests or quarantine periods — CDC
Why the guidance change? Meanwhile, nothing has changed for travelers who are not fully vaccinated. Anyone who's been holding off on trying to get a COVID vaccine may now have a new incentive.

US Capitol on lockdown over security threat
But CBS News reported that security officials had already warned congressional staffers of a threat before the vehicle ramming. Video posted online showed a dark-coloured sedan crashed against a vehicle barrier and a police dog inspecting the vehicle.

Return to nuclear deal
The ultimate goal of the deal is to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear bomb, something it insists it doesn't want to do. Tehran has said that it would resume its own compliance with the JCPOA once the lifting of sanctions has been verified.

England adds four more countries to Covid travel ban list
The British government on Friday said the Philippines was included in the "red list" alongside Pakistan , Kenya, and Bangladesh . He added that the travellers would have to pay to stay in mandatory hotel quarantine for 10 days after arrival in the UK.

U.S. 'open' to Iran's suggestion of 'wider nuclear deal roadmap'
The commission will meet relevant experts to "to clearly identify sanctions lifting and nuclear implementation measures". There was "no need for any negotiations on America's return to the JCPOA", he added, referring to the nuclear agreement.

Smugglers drop 2 children over USA border wall
Last month, almost 9,500 unaccompanied children arrived at the U.S. -Mexico border, a record high for any February in history. The tent complex held more than 4,100 migrants, including 3,200 unaccompanied children, a border patrol official said.

Egypt may seek $1 billion in compensation for Suez Canal crisis
Egypt succeeded in refloating the mega container ship on Monday, thus allowing navigation into the strategic waterway to resume. The Suez Canal provides one of Egypt's main sources of income , alongside tourism and remittances from expatriates.

President Trump launches website to advance 'America First' agenda
Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, at the time cited the risk of ongoing violence for the ban of Trump. Look away, move on, shut up and go on about your lives, forget Donald Trump existed.

'No evidence' to limit use of AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
Dix said B.C.is expecting to receive 43,000 more AstraZeneca doses on Friday from the federal government. Advice to doctors in the meantime is that each case will require consultation with a hematologist .