Nearly 100 nests of sea turtles, an animal under national first-class protection, have been found in the waters of Sansha City, south China’s Hainan Province, since the beginning of the year.
In 2007, the Chinese government officially established Sansha City on Xisha’s Yongxing Island, which has jurisdiction over the islands and reefs of Xisha, Zhongsha and Nansha and their adjacent waters.
Nearly 100 nests of sea turtles, an animal under national first-class protection, have been found in the waters of Sansha City, south China’s Hainan Province, since the beginning of the year.
In 2007, the Chinese government officially established Sansha City on Xisha’s Yongxing Island, which has jurisdiction over the islands and reefs of Xisha, Zhongsha and Nansha and their adjacent waters.
At present, the sea area of Xisha has entered the peak breeding season for green sea turtles. A patrol officer recently discovered one laying eggs on Beidao Island, part of the Xisha Islands.
“The number of AI cameras has increased from six to 14, covering all possible spawning sites,” said, staff member at Sansha marine reserve management bureau. In addition to AI, staff use infrared monitoring and intelligent surveillance to track sea turtle spawning in real time.
After years of protection and ecological restoration, a total of 1,734 nests with green sea turtle eggs were found in the Xisha Islands from 2017 to 2023, according to the management bureau.
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Nearly 100 nests of sea turtles, an animal under national first-class protection, have been found in the waters of Sansha City, south China’s Hainan Province, since the beginning of the year.
In 2007, the Chinese government officially established Sansha City on Xisha’s Yongxing Island, which has jurisdiction over the islands and reefs of Xisha, Zhongsha and Nansha and their adjacent waters.
At present, the sea area of Xisha has entered the peak breeding season for green sea turtles. A patrol officer recently discovered one laying eggs on Beidao Island, part of the Xisha Islands.
“The number of AI cameras has increased from six to 14, covering all possible spawning sites,” said, staff member at Sansha marine reserve management bureau. In addition to AI, staff use infrared monitoring and intelligent surveillance to track sea turtle spawning in real time.
After years of protection and ecological restoration, a total of 1,734 nests with green sea turtle eggs were found in the Xisha Islands from 2017 to 2023, according to the management bureau.
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Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by the Council Joint Secretary, SAC members, Union ministers and the Chief Minister of Yangon Region, inspected display of objects at the Bogyoke Aung San Museum in Bahan Township and the Ministers’ Office (the Secretariat) in Botahtaung Township of Yangon Region yesterday morning.
Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by the Council Joint Secretary, SAC members, Union ministers and the Chief Minister of Yangon Region, inspected display of objects at the Bogyoke Aung San Museum in Bahan Township and the Ministers’ Office (the Secretariat) in Botahtaung Township of Yangon Region yesterday morning.
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Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by the Council Joint Secretary, SAC members, Union ministers and the Chief Minister of Yangon Region, inspected display of objects at the Bogyoke Aung San Museum in Bahan Township and the Ministers’ Office (the Secretariat) in Botahtaung Township of Yangon Region yesterday morning.
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Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by his entourage, the chief minister of Yangon Region, the commander of Yangon Command and Yangon Mayor U Bo Htay, inspected the functioning of the Gyoungwaing Shipyard in Gyoungwaing Village of Kyimyindine Township, Yangon Region, yesterday afternoon.
An official reported to the Senior General on facts about the shipyard, its operations and the brief history of the shipyard. The Senior General gave necessary guidance.
Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by his entourage, the chief minister of Yangon Region, the commander of Yangon Command and Yangon Mayor U Bo Htay, inspected the functioning of the Gyoungwaing Shipyard in Gyoungwaing Village of Kyimyindine Township, Yangon Region, yesterday afternoon.
An official reported to the Senior General on facts about the shipyard, its operations and the brief history of the shipyard. The Senior General gave necessary guidance.
After inspecting the shipyard, the Senior General instructed officials to expedite more efforts for the shipyard, repair the shipyard aligned with the current era, install necessary machinery and systematically keep the shipyard neat and tidy.
The Gyoungwaing Shipyard was built in the 1981-1982 financial year. Since 1986, the shipyard had operated itself as a dockyard. During the period from 1995 to 1999, the shipyard served docking of 49 vessels, and then its functions halted. As the Gyoungwaing Shipyard has aged significantly, and due to the lack of operational activities, the prolonged suspension of work could lead to increased deterioration and losses. Hence, the shipyard operates its services in accord with the guidance of the Senior General. — MNA/TTA
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Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by his entourage, the chief minister of Yangon Region, the commander of Yangon Command and Yangon Mayor U Bo Htay, inspected the functioning of the Gyoungwaing Shipyard in Gyoungwaing Village of Kyimyindine Township, Yangon Region, yesterday afternoon.
An official reported to the Senior General on facts about the shipyard, its operations and the brief history of the shipyard. The Senior General gave necessary guidance.
After inspecting the shipyard, the Senior General instructed officials to expedite more efforts for the shipyard, repair the shipyard aligned with the current era, install necessary machinery and systematically keep the shipyard neat and tidy.
The Gyoungwaing Shipyard was built in the 1981-1982 financial year. Since 1986, the shipyard had operated itself as a dockyard. During the period from 1995 to 1999, the shipyard served docking of 49 vessels, and then its functions halted. As the Gyoungwaing Shipyard has aged significantly, and due to the lack of operational activities, the prolonged suspension of work could lead to increased deterioration and losses. Hence, the shipyard operates its services in accord with the guidance of the Senior General. — MNA/TTA
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In a major milestone under India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat mission, the Indian Navy is set to commission its first indigenously designed and built Diving Support Vessel, INS Nistar, in Visakhapatnam. Equipped with advanced deep-sea diving systems, Nistar will enhance India’s ability to conduct underwater operations and rescue personnel from distressed submarines. Its key features include specialised saturation diving systems and a multi-deck diving complex designed to support critical underwater missions.
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In a major milestone under India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat mission, the Indian Navy is set to commission its first indigenously designed and built Diving Support Vessel, INS Nistar, in Visakhapatnam. Equipped with advanced deep-sea diving systems, Nistar will enhance India’s ability to conduct underwater operations and rescue personnel from distressed submarines. Its key features include specialised saturation diving systems and a multi-deck diving complex designed to support critical underwater missions.
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In a major milestone under India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat mission, the Indian Navy is set to commission its first indigenously designed and built Diving Support Vessel, INS Nistar, in Visakhapatnam. Equipped with advanced deep-sea diving systems, Nistar will enhance India’s ability to conduct underwater operations and rescue personnel from distressed submarines. Its key features include specialised saturation diving systems and a multi-deck diving complex designed to support critical underwater missions.
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China’s mutual visa-exemption agreement with Malaysia officially took effect on Thursday, further expanding the country’s visa-free travel policy.
China’s mutual visa-exemption agreement with Malaysia officially took effect on Thursday, further expanding the country’s visa-free travel policy.
Under the policy, Chinese and Malaysian citizens holding valid ordinary passports can enter, exit or transit through the other country for travel without a visa. Each stay should not exceed 30 days, with a cumulative limit of 90 days within any 180-day period. The policy comes into effect three months after China and Malaysia signed a mutual visa-free agreement, marking another step forward in China’s efforts to ease travel and boost international exchanges.
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China’s mutual visa-exemption agreement with Malaysia officially took effect on Thursday, further expanding the country’s visa-free travel policy.
Under the policy, Chinese and Malaysian citizens holding valid ordinary passports can enter, exit or transit through the other country for travel without a visa. Each stay should not exceed 30 days, with a cumulative limit of 90 days within any 180-day period. The policy comes into effect three months after China and Malaysia signed a mutual visa-free agreement, marking another step forward in China’s efforts to ease travel and boost international exchanges.
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China’s blistering heatwave is set to linger on Thursday, with temperatures in eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan, and western Jiangxi expected to reach 37 to 39 degrees Celsius, and some areas likely to exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
China’s blistering heatwave is set to linger on Thursday, with temperatures in eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan, and western Jiangxi expected to reach 37 to 39 degrees Celsius, and some areas likely to exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
Large parts of the country are continuing to bake under scorching heat. China’s national observatory on Thursday continued an orange alert, the second-highest level for heat, warning that much of the southern half of the country, along with parts of Xinjiang and western Inner Mongolia, will continue to face searing temperatures.
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China’s blistering heatwave is set to linger on Thursday, with temperatures in eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan, and western Jiangxi expected to reach 37 to 39 degrees Celsius, and some areas likely to exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
Large parts of the country are continuing to bake under scorching heat. China’s national observatory on Thursday continued an orange alert, the second-highest level for heat, warning that much of the southern half of the country, along with parts of Xinjiang and western Inner Mongolia, will continue to face searing temperatures.
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Mourners have gathered at the site of Kyoto Animation in western Japan to remember victims of an arson attack on the studio six years ago. The fire left 36 people dead and 32 others injured. About 150 people took part in a memorial service that began on Friday, the exact time the attack took place on July 18, 2019.
Mourners have gathered at the site of Kyoto Animation in western Japan to remember victims of an arson attack on the studio six years ago. The fire left 36 people dead and 32 others injured. About 150 people took part in a memorial service that began on Friday, the exact time the attack took place on July 18, 2019.
The centerpiece was an altar decorated with 36 sunflowers. Attendees included bereaved family members and studio staffers and officials, including Kyoto Animation President. A lawyer for the studio said the event began with a silent prayer, followed by a chance for employees to speak about the sadness they still feel, six years after losing their colleagues.
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Mourners have gathered at the site of Kyoto Animation in western Japan to remember victims of an arson attack on the studio six years ago. The fire left 36 people dead and 32 others injured. About 150 people took part in a memorial service that began on Friday, the exact time the attack took place on July 18, 2019.
The centerpiece was an altar decorated with 36 sunflowers. Attendees included bereaved family members and studio staffers and officials, including Kyoto Animation President. A lawyer for the studio said the event began with a silent prayer, followed by a chance for employees to speak about the sadness they still feel, six years after losing their colleagues.
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US President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with a common, benign vein condition, the White House said Thursday, following speculation about his heavily bruised hand and swollen legs. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said “the widely noted discoloration on Trump's right hand, meanwhile, was "tissue irritation from frequent handshaking" and the use of aspirin as part of a standard cardiovascular treatment”.
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US President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with a common, benign vein condition, the White House said Thursday, following speculation about his heavily bruised hand and swollen legs. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said “the widely noted discoloration on Trump's right hand, meanwhile, was "tissue irritation from frequent handshaking" and the use of aspirin as part of a standard cardiovascular treatment”.
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US President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with a common, benign vein condition, the White House said Thursday, following speculation about his heavily bruised hand and swollen legs. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said “the widely noted discoloration on Trump's right hand, meanwhile, was "tissue irritation from frequent handshaking" and the use of aspirin as part of a standard cardiovascular treatment”.
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Sri Lankan authorities returned six orphaned and injured elephants to the wild on Thursday after nursing them back to health under a long-running conservation project, officials said. Two females and four males, aged between five and seven, were released into the Mau Ara forest within the Udawalawe Wildlife Sanctuary, Environment minister Dammika Patabendi said.
Sri Lankan authorities returned six orphaned and injured elephants to the wild on Thursday after nursing them back to health under a long-running conservation project, officials said. Two females and four males, aged between five and seven, were released into the Mau Ara forest within the Udawalawe Wildlife Sanctuary, Environment minister Dammika Patabendi said.
He said it was the 26th such release of rehabilitated elephants since the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home began its programme in 1998. The calves were transported in trucks and then allowed to walk free because they were deemed strong enough to fend for themselves or join wild herds.
Baby elephants have minimal contact with humans at the transit home to ease their integration into wild herds. All elephants at the facility were rescued after being found abandoned, injured or separated from their herds.
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Sri Lankan authorities returned six orphaned and injured elephants to the wild on Thursday after nursing them back to health under a long-running conservation project, officials said. Two females and four males, aged between five and seven, were released into the Mau Ara forest within the Udawalawe Wildlife Sanctuary, Environment minister Dammika Patabendi said.
He said it was the 26th such release of rehabilitated elephants since the Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home began its programme in 1998. The calves were transported in trucks and then allowed to walk free because they were deemed strong enough to fend for themselves or join wild herds.
Baby elephants have minimal contact with humans at the transit home to ease their integration into wild herds. All elephants at the facility were rescued after being found abandoned, injured or separated from their herds.
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A giant cloud of acrid smoke caused by a forest fire enveloped Madrid on Thursday in a summer expected to spark increasingly fierce blazes in Spain. The uncontrolled fire in the municipality of Mentrida, around 50 kilometres southwest of the capital, prompted local authorities to urge nearby residents to stay at home and shut their windows.
A giant cloud of acrid smoke caused by a forest fire enveloped Madrid on Thursday in a summer expected to spark increasingly fierce blazes in Spain. The uncontrolled fire in the municipality of Mentrida, around 50 kilometres southwest of the capital, prompted local authorities to urge nearby residents to stay at home and shut their windows.
Madrid's civil protection service advised people to avoid staying outdoors and to use surgical face masks to avoid inhaling the ash, while part of a main motorway leading to the city was closed. More than 150 firefighters were deployed on the ground and in the air to extinguish the fire that began at around 3:00 pm local time, according to the forest fire information service of the central Castilla-La Mancha region.
Scientists say human-induced climate change is increasing the intensity, length and frequency of the extreme heat that fuels forest fires.
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A giant cloud of acrid smoke caused by a forest fire enveloped Madrid on Thursday in a summer expected to spark increasingly fierce blazes in Spain. The uncontrolled fire in the municipality of Mentrida, around 50 kilometres southwest of the capital, prompted local authorities to urge nearby residents to stay at home and shut their windows.
Madrid's civil protection service advised people to avoid staying outdoors and to use surgical face masks to avoid inhaling the ash, while part of a main motorway leading to the city was closed. More than 150 firefighters were deployed on the ground and in the air to extinguish the fire that began at around 3:00 pm local time, according to the forest fire information service of the central Castilla-La Mancha region.
Scientists say human-induced climate change is increasing the intensity, length and frequency of the extreme heat that fuels forest fires.
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