Just in:
ByteDance Eyes US Shutdown for TikTok // Andertoons by Mark Anderson for Thu, 25 Apr 2024 // Abu Dhabi Secures US$5 Billion in Fresh Funding // World Football Federation Secures Sponsorship From Saudi Oil Giant // DIFC Courts Cement Role as Top English Dispute Resolution Choice // GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: “Leaping Ahead Again” // Telecom Giant Du Eyes Crypto Integration for FinTech Platform // NetApp’s 2024 Cloud Complexity Report Reveals AI Disrupt or Die Era Unfolding Globally // CapBridge Shares Insights on the Recent Launch of Digital Asset ETFs in Hong Kong // TPBank and Backbase Clinch ‘Best Omni-Channel Digital CX Solution’ at the Digital CX Awards 2024 // Liverpool FC continues international growth with first official retail partnership in South Korea // Andertoons by Mark Anderson for Fri, 26 Apr 2024 // PolyU forms global partnership with ZEISS Vision Care to expand impact and accelerate market penetration of patented myopia control technology // Lee Chong Wei Shows Up On Chinese Hot cultural Talk Show “SHEDE Wisdom Talents”, Talking About “Crossing The Hill” // Etihad Airways Announces Paris Service with A380 // Abu Dhabi Unveils Online Portal to Strengthen Healthcare Workforce // Prince Holding Group’s Chen Zhi Scholarship Clinches Silver Stevie for CSR Excellence at Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards // Why Lok Sabha Election For 20 Seats In Kerala Is Crucial For Future Of Left In Indian Politics? // Galaxy Macau’s Sakura Cultural Festival Kicked off in Splendor // Ministry of Agriculture Supports Taiwanese Tea’s Entry into Singapore Market to Boost Global Presence //

Platform collapse at power plant in China kills nine – Xinhua

ADVERTISEMENT

BEIJING An operation platform collapsed at a power plant in China on Saturday, killing nine people and injuring two, the official Xinhua news agency reported.

The accident, in the southern province of Guangdong, happened at the No. 7 Thermal Power Plant in the provincial capital, Guangzhou, Xinhua said, citing sources with the local government.

The plant is still under construction.

The government has launched an investigation.

Accidents are relatively common at industrial plants in China.

Anger over lax standards is growing after three decades of swift economic growth marred by incidents from mining disasters to factory fires.

Authorities have vowed to improve safety.

(Reporting by Ryan Woo; Editing by Robert Birsel)

-Reuters

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
Just in:
Abu Dhabi Unveils Online Portal to Strengthen Healthcare Workforce // UAE President, Spanish Prime Minister Hold Phone Talks // DIFC Courts Cement Role as Top English Dispute Resolution Choice // CapBridge Shares Insights on the Recent Launch of Digital Asset ETFs in Hong Kong // Telecom Giant Du Eyes Crypto Integration for FinTech Platform // Etihad Airways Announces Paris Service with A380 // GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: “Leaping Ahead Again” // World Intellectual Property Day: OPPO Maintains Top 10 Global IP Ranking for Fifth Consecutive Year // TPBank and Backbase Clinch ‘Best Omni-Channel Digital CX Solution’ at the Digital CX Awards 2024 // World Football Federation Secures Sponsorship From Saudi Oil Giant // Supreme Court dismisses pleas for 100% VVPAT verification // Forward Fashion’s Artelli Presents: Nobuyoshi Araki’s “Paradise” Starting from April 27th, at K11 MUSEA // Galaxy Macau’s Sakura Cultural Festival Kicked off in Splendor // Crypto Market Poised for Boom as Baby Boomers Embrace Bitcoin ETFs // Oman Seeks Growth Through Strategic Economic Alliances // Abu Dhabi Secures US$5 Billion in Fresh Funding // AVPN Charts Path Forward at 2024 Global Conference // PolyU forms global partnership with ZEISS Vision Care to expand impact and accelerate market penetration of patented myopia control technology // NetApp’s 2024 Cloud Complexity Report Reveals AI Disrupt or Die Era Unfolding Globally // Andertoons by Mark Anderson for Thu, 25 Apr 2024 //