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10 places where an earthquake became a tourist attraction

10 places where an earthquake became a tourist attraction

Recently, a 7.8 magnitude massive earthquake shook the Philippines. Counted among the most unpredictable natural disasters, earthquakes are mostly remembered for killings and destructions. However, you’ll be surprised to find some places on Earth which were born because of the powerful quakes. In some places, earthquakes have left behind geological wonders, memorials, and landscapes that…

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Valentine's Day cheese turned deadly: British wife sues cheesemaker after husband died from listeria infection | World News

Valentine’s Day cheese turned deadly: British wife sues cheesemaker after husband died from listeria infection | World News

The wife of a British artist has launched legal action against an artisan cheesemaker after an inquest concluded that a listeria-contaminated cheese contributed to his death.Roger Parkes, a painter and chef from Chichester in West Sussex, died in February 2023 after falling seriously ill days after eating cheese from a Valentine’s gift box purchased by…

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70-year-old father reflects on the one thing he would have done differently: "If I were 40 again, I would never..." |

70-year-old father reflects on the one thing he would have done differently: “If I were 40 again, I would never…” |

Image courtesy: Instagram/@instauncle_9 In life, there are some choices we regret. There are moments when we retrospect those choices, and think, “If only I could turn back time and change things.” However, life doesn’t work this way, and there are moments of regret. A similar thought was shared by a 70-year-old father, who took a…

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What makes King Lynn’s Red Register so unique: A UNESCO-recognised book that preserves medieval England’s hidden history

What makes King Lynn’s Red Register so unique: A UNESCO-recognised book that preserves medieval England’s hidden history | World News

A worn volume bound in faded red leather has been formally recognised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation as one of England’s earliest surviving paper-based archives. It is the kind of object most visitors would walk past without realising they are looking at something that predates printing presses, predates modern record keeping,…

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