Awaab Ishak was just two years old when he tragically died from breathing in black mould in his family’s flat in Rochdale, England. His death sparked public outrage and led to “Awaab’s Law,” which forces landlords to address serious health hazards more quickly. Yet across Britain, thousands of families like Tikysha Thomas’s are still living in mould-infested homes. Can this new law truly tackle the housing crisis and protect vulnerable residents?

Britain’s Deadly Mould Crisis in Homes | Will ‘Awaab’s Law’ Change Anything? 

Big data is helping China's Guiyang fire services to respond more quickly and efficiently to potential fire and hazards. WION tells you how do firefighting agencies integrate big data in ensuring city safety?

Chinese fire service using big data for fire protection supervision

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