Top 10 world news: Trudeau attempts climbdown amid India row, earthquake in Nepal, and more
Canadian President Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday (Oct 3) that his country was "not looking to escalate the situation with India.” The development took place after reports of India preparing to significantly reduce number of Canadian diplomats who are presently in India. In other news, Nepal was hit with four earthquakes in just an hour. The tremors were felt in India as well. Read this and more in WION's Top 10 world news.
Earlier, as widely reported by media, India threatened to strip Canadian diplomats of their immunity if they stayed in India after October 10.
The quakes reportedly blocked a major highway in Nepal, an important route in the southern plains. At least 12 people got injured injured, but no reports of casualties have come to the fore till now.
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Frank Hoogerbeets, a researcher of the Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS)—an organisation based in The Netherlands—on September 29 claimed that on October 3, a major earthquake would occur. And this exactly what happened
