Taiwan prosecutors probe train crash that killed 51
Priest Sung Chih-chiang was there as a show of support... to the survivors. "She could not find her daughter". The railway administration is also without a permanent director after its former chief retired in January.

Queen Elizabeth receives second COVID-19 jab before maskless appearance
India aims to vaccinate 4 crore people by August, but experts say the pace needs to pick up further to meet the target. Sites across the state administered almost 250,000 vaccines in the past 24 hours, according to Cuomo.

Army Chief Denies Claim Jordan's Prince Hamza is Under Arrest
Abdullah has ruled Jordan since the 1999 death of of his father, King Hussein, who ruled the country for close to a half-century. Jordanian security forces have arrested top officials and others on "security related" grounds, according to Petra news agency.

Big businesses side with Democrats in clash over voting rights
But Dick Pagano, a baseball fan in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, said he would not watch or attend any games this year. The prohibition extends 150 feet from a polling place and 25 feet from any person standing in line.

Media report on suspect in deadly Capitol attack
The attack occurred about 100 yards (meters) from the entrance of the building on the Senate side of the Capitol . And the most recent incident could delay the gradual reopening of the building's grounds to the public.

Ontario entering four-week province-wide shutdown effective Saturday
Ontario's science advisers are suggesting a stay-at-home order is needed to control Ontario's third wave of COVID-19. Schools are slated to reopen after the end of this week's postponed spring break, which concludes on April 9.

CDC says fully vaccinated Americans can resume low-risk travel
Some Minnesota politicians want vaccinated people to become exempt from travel restrictions impacting the Canada- U.S. border. The new CDC guidance specifically greenlights vaccinated grandparents getting on airplanes to see grandchildren.

Ukraine says Russia massing troops on border, US warns Moscow
On Thursday, Austin, the US Secretary of Defence, called his Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Taran, Ukraine's defence ministry said. Zelensky said in a statement that "military exercises and possible provocations along the border are traditional Russian games".

Myanmar Death Toll Mounts Amid Protests, Military Crackdown
One person was killed and five wounded when the security forces fired in the central town of Monywa, the Monywa Gazette reported. The airstrikes prompted thousands of people to flee through the jungle and over the border into neighboring Thailand.

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.

People fully vaccinated for coronavirus can travel safely again, CDC says
The agency cited "recent studies" of real-world evidence proving vaccines work outside of a clinical trial environment . The new advice comes after months of the CDC urging all Americans to avoid any kind of non-essential travel.

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.

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.

Ontario beauty sector slams Ford for 'specifically targeting' their industry in shutdowns
The Spring break will also go ahead as planned the week of April 12 and Child Care will also remain open during shutdown. During the emergency shutdown, schools will remain open for in-person learning with strict safety measures in place.

Four killed in shooting in Southern California, police say
Six of the victims were women of Asian descent, spurring concerns that the gunman was motivated by anti-Asian hatred. Wednesday evening's shooting marks the third multiple-victim shooting in almost as many weeks.