Quarantine ends for Diamond Princess as disembarkations begin
The Diamond Princess quarantine in Yokohama wraps up with thousands set to leave over days. Scientists debate whether the ship served as a virus incubator, noting 542 cases among 3,711 onboard and calling for scrutiny of isolation, air filtration, and waste disposal.
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King’s College London
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Turkish philanthropist kept jailed hours after acquittal
Osman Kavala, 65, was acquitted on 2013 protests charges and released, but Turkey’s prosecutors ordered his continued detention in a separate case tied to alleged links with the 2016 coup. The ruling prompted protests and reflections on Turkey’s civil society crackdown as officials consider an appeal.
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Storms batter UK flood alerts issued by officials
Central England and Wales faced rising river levels after weekend rain with eight severe flood warnings in effect for the Severn Wye and Lugg and about 150 lighter alerts. Monmouth saw the River Wye top 23 feet as residents used canoes and a rescued man was saved by raft while Welsh Water fought to restore treatment plants. Storm Dennis caused three deaths and disrupted travel as authorities warned that conditions could worsen with more rain likely.
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