6.6-magnitude earthquake in China kills over 30 A 6.6-magnitude earthquake in China, the biggest to hit the region since 2017, shook the Sichuan province of China, killing more than 30 people. According to state television, landslides damaged some roads and residences close to the epicenter, and communications were disrupted in at least one location. In … Read more
Huge sunspot to blast Earth with the high-energy solar flare Earth’s Worst Solar Storm In Decades? This Gaint Sun Spot May Deliver Severe Effects with the high-energy solar flare. An “enormous sunspot” that has doubled in size in the last 24 hours is being closely monitored by space weather researchers. The solar surface’s unstable patch … Read more
Erik Ten Hag, The new manager of Manchester United Erik Ten Hag, the man of honors, is a Netherland national and celebrates his day on the 2nd of February. He is a tall statured person with 5 feet 8 inches. He has a playing career of about 13 years. Erik Ten Hag weighs 70 kgs, … Read more
Facial recognition for Facebook will no longer be available to identify people in photos Data from over 1 billion people’s photos will be deleted by the social media business. FACEBOOK has said that it would no longer use facial recognition to identify people in images and videos and that it will erase the data associated … Read more
China’s ‘artificial sun’, record-breaking 17 minutes nuclear fusion The first test of china’s fusion reactor, dubbed “artificial sun,” is successfully completed. The technology of nuclear fusion is one that has a bright future as nuclear fusion energy has a plethora of advantages. The energy released by fusing atoms together in a controlled manner is nearly … Read more
Qatar Sends Covid-19 Medical aid to Algeria Algeria receives Covid-19 medical aid from Qatar. Qatar, through the Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD), has dispatched emergency medical help to Algeria in support of the country’s efforts to combat the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Barzan Holdings, a company of the Ministry of Defence, provided 200 respirators as part … Read more
Reasons behind the Facebook and its Apps Shutdown Although technology outages are regular, having so many apps from the world’s top social media firm go black at the same time was rare. Most recent Facebook shutdown occurred in 2019, when a technical issue paralyzed its sites for 24 hours, serving as a reminder that even … Read more
Police arrested an Expat for engaging in investments without licenses The General Department of Criminal Investigations’ Department of Combating Economic and Cyber Crimes has arrested an Asian ex-pat on charges of engaging in investment and financial activities without getting the necessary licenses from the state’s relevant authorities. The Ministry of Interior searched the Asian expat’s … Read more
Hamad International Airport Ranked World’s Best Airport by Skytrax Hamad International Airport (HIA) has been ranked to World’s Best Airport for 2021 by Skytrax World Airport Awards. The award, which was decided by consumers, is a significant moment for the HIA. The Awards for Best Airport in the Middle East, the World’s Best Airport in … Read more
A highly dangerous Covid-19 Delta variant has been identified in Qatar. A top health official acknowledged that a dangerous Covid-19 Delta variant has been identified in Qatar in an interview with Qatar TV. On Monday, a top health official stated that the Delta variant of Covid-19, which is more contagious than earlier strains and produces … Read more
Covid-19 restrictions in Qatar extended for August 2021 The Ministry of Public Health confirmed on Thursday that Phase 3 of the Gradual Lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Qatar imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic will continue in August. “The Ministry continues to monitor key performance metrics to ensure a balance between maintaining population safety on … Read more
Tokyo Olympic Medals were made out of discarded electronic items. Japan is famed for its innovative technology, but it also has a successful recycling program for obsolete electrical gadgets. All of the Tokyo Olympic Medals were made by Japan out of discarded electronic items i.e laptops and smartphones and were presented to the whole winning … Read more
Government schools student registration to start from 1st August. Parents of students who will attend government schools in the coming academic year can begin registering their children as early as next month. The Minister of Education and Higher Education indicated that new students enrolling in government institutions can begin the registration process on August 1. … Read more