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Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga warns the public that more landslides could occur
Nearby buildings are undergoing emergency safety evaluations, while the expected death toll from Southside has fallen
Houses and cars were swept away when the disaster struck after heavy rainfall
US sanctions disrupted maintenance work at the site while it was shut down
State-owned oil company Pemex said the blaze was brought under control within five hours
World's most experienced search and rescue workers rush to find survivors
US forces and Iran-backed Iraqi groups briefly put aside differences to fight ISIS but hostilities have re-erupted
The interception by Saudi Arabian customs authorities in Jeddah was one of the largest drug busts in the kingdom
Discovery of 'Nesher Ramla Homo' announced after revelation of early 'Homo longi' human found in China
The blast next to the 'Gerald R Ford' registers as a 3.9 magnitude earthquake
The government closed the border in April after scientists warned of the severity of the Delta coronavirus variant
Tehran has long been suspected of equipping Iraqi militias with drones to hit non-military targets, including oil infrastructure
Israel has conducted 1,000 air strikes on Iran-backed groups in Syria in the past three years
Analysis: Iran is changing tactics by using drones to target US forces and building up new Iraqi militia groups
The 'Kharg' caught fire in the early hours of Wednesday
