Emirates suspends flights to Iraq, Iran, and Jordan for 3 days amid middle east tensions
The decision to cancel flights comes after a missile strike by Iran on Israel, which has raised concerns of a wider conflict in the region.
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South Korean blast triggers scrutiny of Mercedes-Benz’s Chinese battery partner
Mercedes-Benz, known for its stringent safety standards and commitment to quality, has faced criticism over its choice of suppliers.
Japan to introduce advanced ashfall forecasting system for Mt. Fuji eruption preparedness
This new system will use state-of-the-art satellite data and modeling techniques to provide more accurate and timely forecasts of volcanic ash dispersion.
Malaysia launches investigation into media leak of classified Chinese diplomatic note
The classified note, which was leaked earlier this week, reportedly contains sensitive information regarding ongoing discussions and agreements between Malaysia and China
Emergency storm warning issued for Kagoshima as typhoon Shanshan approaches
Typhoon Shanshan, which formed in the western Pacific Ocean, is currently packing winds of up to 130 km/h (80 mph) and is forecasted to strengthen further as it nears Japan.
Malaysia Airlines and subsidiaries announce flight reductions amid safety issues
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company, announced the decision on August 24, stating that it is taking steps to address these disruptions and ensure long-term operational stability.
EV-Phobia spreads across South Korea amid recent electric vehicle fires
The Incheon incident, which left 140 vehicles damaged and 40 cars completely incinerated, highlights the dangers associated with EV batteries, particularly the risk of "thermal runaway."
South Korean government tightens safety regulations following Aricell factory fire
The new safety regulations, introduced in the aftermath of the tragedy, represent a significant overhaul of existing labour policies, particularly focusing on the protection of foreign employees.
Rising concerns over commuter safety at Seongsu station amid escalating rush hour congestion
Commuters have reported increasingly severe overcrowding on platforms, escalators, and within train compartments, leading to a growing sense of unease.
Increased vigilance urged in Fukui prefecture due to rising dolphin attacks
The Tsuruga Coast Guard Office has been proactive in addressing this issue by installing warning signs and posters at popular beaches throughout the prefecture.
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