In a first, a man, who is suspected of murdering a young woman in Shanghai, may get extradited to China as per the court’s order in New Zealand. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In the ruling, the government of the New Zealand has been given the go ahead. The country may send a resident to China to face trial for the first time. &nbsp;

The extradition of the accused, Kyung Yup Kim, was earlier&nbsp;blocked by the courts. At that time, they had cited the risk of torture and unfair trial as the reasons for not allowing extradition. &nbsp;

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The latest decision by the Supreme Court has set a precedent in New Zealand. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The court has concluded that the government of New Zealand could trust China that extradited defendants, would not be subjected to torture or human rights abuse. &nbsp;

Kyung Yup Kim, who is a Korean-born resident of New Zealand, has been suspected of murdering Peiyun Chen during his 2009 visit to Shanghai. Kim has denied the charge. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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Kim and his lawyers have said that if he is extradited, he will face the risk of torture and would not get a fair trial. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Dr Tony Ellis, who is Kim’s lead lawyer told the Guardian, “There is systemic … torture in the Chinese justice system. The assurances about torture from the Chinese government were “not worth the paper they’re written on.” &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

In a first, a man, who is suspected of murdering a young woman in Shanghai, may get extradited to China as per the court’s order in New Zealand. In the ruling, the government of the New Zealand has been given the go ahead.

In a first, a man, who is suspected of murdering a young woman in Shanghai, may get extradited to China as per the court’s order in New Zealand. In the ruling, the government of the New Zealand has been given the go ahead. The country may send a resident to China to face trial for the first time. The extradition of the accused, Kyung Yup Kim, was earlier blocked by the courts. At that time, they had cited the risk of torture and unfair trial as the reasons for not allowing extradition. Also Read: With hugs, tears and Maori performers, New Zealand welcomes Australian visitors as curbs ease The latest decision by the Supreme Court has set a precedent in New Zealand. The court has concluded that the government of New Zealand could trust China that extradited defendants, would not be subjected to torture or human rights abuse. Kyung Yup Kim, who is a Korean-born resident of New Zealand, has been suspected of murdering Peiyun Chen during his 2009 visit to Shanghai. Kim has denied the charge. Watch: Heavy rains pummel southern Philippines, 25 dead and 6 reported missing × Kim and his lawyers have said that if he is extradited, he will face the risk of torture and would not get a fair trial. Dr Tony Ellis, who is Kim’s lead lawyer told the Guardian, “There is systemic … torture in the Chinese justice system. The assurances about torture from the Chinese government were “not worth the paper they’re written on.” (With inputs from agencies)

For first time, New Zealand resident may get extradited to China  

The Italian island of Sardinia has been identified as one of the five regions in the entire world to have a high concentration of people who have reached the century milestone. The island has set a world record for longevity. According to local media reports, a total of 534 people across the island are 100 or even older, meaning 33.6 for every 100,000 people.&nbsp;

Vittorio Lai, who is nicknamed Pistol, became the latest person to celebrate his 100th birthday. This week, he will be joined by Piuccia Lai. Both of them come from&nbsp;Perdasdefogu, a remote mountain town on the Italian island of Sardinia.&nbsp;

This will bring the total number of people over 100 in the town to 10.&nbsp;

Usually, the entire town comes together to mark a 100th birthday. However, due to coronavirus restrictions, Lai celebrated by going on lunch with family and a few friends.&nbsp;

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His wife, Maria, is 97.&nbsp;Lai said, “She wanted to become a nun. And so I said: ‘OK then, I’ll become a priest or a friar."

Luisa Salaris, a demographics professor at the University of Cagliari, in a report by The Guardian, "The presence of 10 centenarians confirms the exceptional longevity of the inhabitants of Perdasdefogu, and moves the bar even higher."

The town’s longest-surviving citizen is Consolata Melis, who died in 2015, at the age of 108.&nbsp;

Antonio Brundu turns 104 in March and is the current oldest resident.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Italian island of Sardinia has been identified as one of the five regions in the entire world to have a high concentration of people who have reached the century milestone.

The Italian island of Sardinia has been identified as one of the five regions in the entire world to have a high concentration of people who have reached the century milestone. The island has set a world record for longevity. According to local media reports, a total of 534 people across the island are 100 or even older, meaning 33.6 for every 100,000 people. Vittorio Lai, who is nicknamed Pistol, became the latest person to celebrate his 100th birthday. This week, he will be joined by Piuccia Lai. Both of them come from Perdasdefogu, a remote mountain town on the Italian island of Sardinia. This will bring the total number of people over 100 in the town to 10. Usually, the entire town comes together to mark a 100th birthday. However, due to coronavirus restrictions, Lai celebrated by going on lunch with family and a few friends. Also read | Boom year for brides and grooms: 2022 will see the most weddings since 1984 His wife, Maria, is 97. Lai said, “She wanted to become a nun. And so I said: ‘OK then, I’ll become a priest or a friar." Luisa Salaris, a demographics professor at the University of Cagliari, in a report by The Guardian, "The presence of 10 centenarians confirms the exceptional longevity of the inhabitants of Perdasdefogu, and moves the bar even higher." The town’s longest-surviving citizen is Consolata Melis, who died in 2015, at the age of 108. Antonio Brundu turns 104 in March and is the current oldest resident. (With inputs from agencies)

Tenth resident turns 100 in this small Italian town setting a world record

More than three thousand residents of La Palma were told on Tuesday they can leave their homes after authorities ended a lockdown caused by a thick cloud of smoke from a volcano that has devastated the Spanish Canary island.

A stream of red-hot lava gushing from the Cumbre Vieja volcano engulfed a cement plant on Monday, raising clouds of smoke and prompting authorities to order people in the area stay at home.

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Emergency services instructed residents in the towns of El Paso and Los Llanos de Aridane to remain indoors, shut their windows and turn off air conditioning units to avoid inhaling toxic fumes from the burning cement plant as it was being gradually swallowed by the lava.

On Tuesday, authorities said the smoke cloud had passed and the air quality had improved so 3,500 residents could leave their homes.

There were 18 seismic movements on Tuesday, the strongest measuring 3.8, according to the Spanish National Geological Institute.

Lava from the eruption that began on September&nbsp;19 has laid waste to a total area of nearly 600 hectares, said Miguel Angel Morcuende, technical director of the Canary Islands Volcanic Emergency Plan.

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After the volcano's cone partially collapsed on Saturday, a new river of lava streamed towards the sea, devouring banana and avocado plantations and most of the remaining houses in the town of Todoque.

Torrents of molten rock have destroyed 1,186 buildings in the three weeks since the eruption, the Canary Islands Volcanic Institute said.

About 6,000 people have been evacuated from their homes on La Palma, which has about 83,000 inhabitants.

More than three thousand residents of La Palma were told on Tuesday they can leave their homes after authorities ended a lockdown caused by a thick cloud of smoke from a volcano that has devastated the Spanish Canary island.

More than three thousand residents of La Palma were told on Tuesday they can leave their homes after authorities ended a lockdown caused by a thick cloud of smoke from a volcano that has devastated the Spanish Canary island. A stream of red-hot lava gushing from the Cumbre Vieja volcano engulfed a cement plant on Monday, raising clouds of smoke and prompting authorities to order people in the area stay at home. Also Read | Lava blocks the size of buildings falling from La Palma volcano Emergency services instructed residents in the towns of El Paso and Los Llanos de Aridane to remain indoors, shut their windows and turn off air conditioning units to avoid inhaling toxic fumes from the burning cement plant as it was being gradually swallowed by the lava. On Tuesday, authorities said the smoke cloud had passed and the air quality had improved so 3,500 residents could leave their homes. There were 18 seismic movements on Tuesday, the strongest measuring 3.8, according to the Spanish National Geological Institute. Lava from the eruption that began on September 19 has laid waste to a total area of nearly 600 hectares, said Miguel Angel Morcuende, technical director of the Canary Islands Volcanic Emergency Plan. Also Read | La Palma flights resume as volcanic lava reaches sea After the volcano's cone partially collapsed on Saturday, a new river of lava streamed towards the sea, devouring banana and avocado plantations and most of the remaining houses in the town of Todoque. Torrents of molten rock have destroyed 1,186 buildings in the three weeks since the eruption, the Canary Islands Volcanic Institute said. About 6,000 people have been evacuated from their homes on La Palma, which has about 83,000 inhabitants.

Lockdown ends for 3,000 La Palma residents as volcano cloud passes

After the 2020 census showed the population of one-person town had grown in Nebraska, the only resident was left surprised. &nbsp;

According to the US Census Bureau, a new person lived in the town of Monowi, Nebraska. The only resident, Elsie Eiler, was left wondering about the identity of the other resident. &nbsp;

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Eiler said, "Well, then someone's been hiding from me, and there's nowhere to live but my house. But if you find out who he is, let me know?" &nbsp;

The name of the other resident is Noise. But he is not real. He was created by an algorithm in order to protect Eiler's personal information, said Census Bureau. &nbsp;

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"What you're seeing there is the noise we add to the data so you can't figure out who is living there. It protects the privacy of the respondent and the confidentiality of the data they provide," said a census spokeswoman, as per the Omaha News-Herald report. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In certain situations, the bureau also shifts respondents from one census block to another. Although it may get confusing at the local level as when a town only has one resident, the numbers remain accurate at the congressional district level.&nbsp;

After the 2020 census showed the population of one-person town had grown in Nebraska, the only resident was left surprised. According to the US Census Bureau, a new person lived in the town of Monowi, Nebraska.

After the 2020 census showed the population of one-person town had grown in Nebraska, the only resident was left surprised. According to the US Census Bureau, a new person lived in the town of Monowi, Nebraska. The only resident, Elsie Eiler, was left wondering about the identity of the other resident. Watch: Chile produces its first green hydrogen molecule × Eiler said, "Well, then someone's been hiding from me, and there's nowhere to live but my house. But if you find out who he is, let me know?" The name of the other resident is Noise. But he is not real. He was created by an algorithm in order to protect Eiler's personal information, said Census Bureau. Also Read: US columnist lands in soup for saying Indian food is based on just 'one spice' "What you're seeing there is the noise we add to the data so you can't figure out who is living there. It protects the privacy of the respondent and the confidentiality of the data they provide," said a census spokeswoman, as per the Omaha News-Herald report. In certain situations, the bureau also shifts respondents from one census block to another. Although it may get confusing at the local level as when a town only has one resident, the numbers remain accurate at the congressional district level.

One-person town in Nebraska gets another resident, but only on paper

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At least twenty deer were found dead in a field in India&#39;s southern Telangana state today. 
 
The matter came to light when locals in Mahabubnagar district who came across the dead deer reported it to the authorities. 
 
Residents believe the animals died after consuming pesticide-laced fruit lying on the ground. 
 
&quot;Since sometime, strong winds have been blowing in this region, due to which fruit have been falling from trees. The deer must have consumed those. Probably because of pesticides and other chemicals in them, about 20-25 deer died,&quot; said Neeraj, a local. 
 
However, some claimed it is possible the deer consumed harmful substances at another place and died by the time they reached the field. 
 
&quot;About 20-25 deer have been found dead. Deer can walk up to five kilometers after eating food, so there is a chance that they consumed pesticides in some other field,&quot; said a farmer, Ramesh. 
 
Cases of wild animals straying into human settlements are not uncommon in India. More often than not, they are killed either accidentally or by people. 
 
(Reuters)

Residents say the deer may have died after eating fruits sprayed with pesticides off the ground or could have eaten harmful things elsewhere

At least twenty deer were found dead in a field in India's southern Telangana state today. The matter came to light when locals in Mahabubnagar district who came across the dead deer reported it to the authorities. Residents believe the animals died after consuming pesticide-laced fruit lying on the ground. "Since sometime, strong winds have been blowing in this region, due to which fruit have been falling from trees. The deer must have consumed those. Probably because of pesticides and other chemicals in them, about 20-25 deer died," said Neeraj, a local. However, some claimed it is possible the deer consumed harmful substances at another place and died by the time they reached the field. "About 20-25 deer have been found dead. Deer can walk up to five kilometers after eating food, so there is a chance that they consumed pesticides in some other field," said a farmer, Ramesh. Cases of wild animals straying into human settlements are not uncommon in India. More often than not, they are killed either accidentally or by people. (Reuters)

20 deer found dead after 'eating poisoned fruits' in south India

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