Bird watchers across the world have brought to notice a natural catastrophe. Thousands of birds like swallows and swifts that were migrating to Europe from Africa as part of their yearly cycles have been killed by high winds that have taken over Greece.

Thousands of migratory birds killed by strong winds over Europe

The ozone layer is acting up, again! Two days ago, a new hole was reported in the layer above the Arctic. According to scientists, this is owing to uncannily low temperatures in the atmosphere right above the North Pole.

Ozone layer inducts a record-size hole!

Samsung, the South Korean mobile giant is donating 2,000 smartphones to the United Kingdom’s National Health Services (NHS), for usage by staff. What makes this special is that these phones are the ones that can be used with gloves on, which makes it a great utility for healthcare workers.

Tech companies step-up efforts to help with coronavirus crisis in the UK

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently warned against the rising sales of counterfeit medicines across the world, especially in developing countries. An investigation undertaken by the BBC found that such drugs were being sold across Africa.

Is the COVID-19 crisis causing a dangerous spike in the circulation of counterfeit medicines?

As COVID-19 has penetrated the global society, protests that were peaking last year have come to a halt. One of the major protests that happened included Hong Kong, where face masks became a symbol of defying the authority.

Hong Kong retains face mask ban even amid COVID-19 crisis

Death toll from COVID-19 exceeds 90,000 worldwide Boris Johnson, who tested positive for Coronavirus, leaves intensive care UNSC COVID meet ends with no concret

Morning news brief: Coronavirus kills 90,000, Johnson leaves ICU, and more!

The United States continues to grapple with an increasing number of coronavirus-related deaths. New York, the hardest hit state has alone recorded over 87,000 positive cases.

From 25 unclaimed burials a week to 25 a day: What a pandemic can do to a megacity like New York

Jeff Bezos made the rounds on social media when he visited an Amazon warehouse earlier this week. Recently, Amazon employees around the world have accused the company of not exercising enough precautionary measures in its warehouses.

Amazon warehouse recently visited by Bezos records first coronavirus case

Pakistan is not imposing a lockdown in its country despite witnessing a rise in the coronavirus cases in the country, with the officials claiming that the situation is under control.

Why has Pakistan recorded a surge in COVID-19 cases?

Humans may have begun cultivation of plants over 10,000 years ago, a new research claims. According to scientists, the Amazon basin witnessed cultivation of squash and cassava over 10,000 years ago.

Inhabitants of the Amazon basin may have cultivated plants 10,000 years ago

After reports claiming a spike in divorce rates last month made rounds on social media, a strikingly opposite take is now gaining traction. An online application in China used for online marriage applications is now crashing due to the overwhelming number of demands.

Chinese app records 300% surge in marriage appointments as Wuhan lockdown ends

Apple devices are not impenetrable, after all! Turns out, a security flaw in the web browser Safari can give hackers access to a person’s camera, either or on an iPhone or on a Macbook.

Apple devices are not impenetrable, after all!

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