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South Korean Ambassador Reviews Technical Program Development Project at Irbid University College
South Korean Ambassador to Jordan, Kim Pil-woo, accompanied by Kim So Young, Director of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) in Jordan, visited Irbid University College, part of Al-Balqa Applied University, on Sunday to review the prog…
Jordan’s Karate Team Wins Gold, Silver at Asian Championship
Jordan’s karate team player, Abdul Rahman Al-Masatfa, secured the gold medal today, Sunday, at the Asian Championship held in Hangzhou, China.
Al-Masatfa claimed the gold medal in the 67 kg category by defeating his Japanese opponent 7-1 in the fina…
Army Foils Drone-Assisted Narcotics Smuggling Attempts
The Jordan Armed Forces successfully intercepted two drone-based attempts to smuggle narcotics along the country’s western front on Sunday, according to a responsible military source.
The thwarted attempts occurred within the Southern Military Zone,…
Over a Thousand People Evacuated in Republic of Korea Due to Record Rains
As many as 1,500 people were evacuated from their homes in the Republic of Korea due to torrential rains that hit the southern regions of the country.
Those people had to temporarily evacuate their homes in seven cities and provinces, including Busa…
1,500 People Evacuated Due to Record Rains in South Korea
About 1,500 people evacuated their homes in South Korea due to torrential rains that battered the southern regions of the country.
As of this morning, 1,501 people were temporarily forced to evacuate their homes in seven cities and provinces, includ…
30 Dead in Coal Mine Blast in Iran
At least 30 people have died as a result of a blast at a coal mine in South Khorasan province, Iran.
The director general of the provincial crisis management department reported that the explosion occurred while 69 workers were present in the mine.
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Seismologists Warn of Future Possible Volcano Eruptions
The Philippine state seismology agency issued a warning today regarding a possible eruption of Mount Kanlaon in central Philippines.
The volcano has emitted about 10,449 tonnes of sulfur dioxide and recorded 55 volcanic earthquakes in the past 24 ho…
Metal Exposure Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk: Study
A study from Columbia University reveals that environmental metal exposure significantly contributes to coronary artery calcium (CAC) buildup, comparable to traditional risk factors like smoking and diabetes.
The decade-long study, involving over 6,…
Baby Brains Recognize Eye Contact from Robots: Study
New research published in Biological Psychology reveals that infants as young as 6 to 8 months old can understand the social implications of eye contact, even with humanoid robots.
As robots become increasingly prevalent in childcare and education, …
Earth’s Temperature Shifted Drastically over 485 Million Years Due to CO2
A new study co-led by the University of Arizona and the Smithsonian provides the most detailed record of Earth’s surface temperature changes over the past 485 million years.
Published in Science, the research reveals greater temperature fluctuations…
