Five of the world's most popular news, attracted thousands of readers, is not visited if you have not had time to listen to it throughout Wednesday (12/7/2017) to Thursday morning.
Among them, about 1 trillion tons of icebergs drifting in Antarctica, the dying Ganges river among garbage, factory waste, and corpses, to the sadistic black widows in Japan.
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1. Ice Mountain Seberat 1 Trillion Ton Drifted in Antarctica
The ice sheet weighs a trillion tonnes of 5,800 square kilometers or the size of the Welsh region, regardless of the Antarctic ice sheet.
Scientists who monitor cracks in ice sheets on the western side of Antarctica say the iceberg is the largest in the world.
"The outbreak of this iceberg occurred between 10 and 12 July when the section of Larsen C section of 5,800 square kilometers was finally released," the University of Swansea said on Wednesday.
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2. Ganges Dying River among Trash, Waste Factory, and Bodies
The Ganges River is the pulse of Indian life. But the river nicknamed "mother" is increasingly dying by plastic waste, factory waste, and even human bodies.
Every year, no less than 115,000 tons of plastic waste contaminates the river.
Yet the river that flows from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal is feeding millions of people. Not just rubbish, factory waste pollution and households accelerate the death of the sacred river. Read the full report here.
3. Truckloads of Spikes Transporting Spikes on Toll Road, 100 Cars Become Victims
Chaos occurred on a highway in eastern China when 100 cars crashed thousands of nails scattered on the streets, Sunday (9/7/2017).
Thousands of spikes are spread over 40 kilometers on the highway in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province.
Local traffic police said this was the worst ever incident in the province.
Where did those thousands of nails come from and why did they happen, and were there any victims? Check out the next news here.
4. The Mystery of the Death of ISIS Leader, Abu Bakar al-Baghdadi
Reports of the death of the leader of the terrorist group of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Abu Bakar al-Baghdadi reappear after the Syrian Human Rights Monitor (SOHR) confirmed on Tuesday (07/11/2017).
Previously, he has been repeatedly reportedly killed by various foreign media. In fact, ISIS's official news agency, Amaq, has also admitted that Baghdadi is dead.
The details of Baghdadi's death, however, are unclear, such as when, where, and how he died, and who kills him.
These are some of the things we need to know or what we already know so far related to the issue of Baghdadi's death? Please click on the news here.
5. Japanese woman nicknamed 'Black Widow' Admit Kill her husband
An elderly Japanese woman accused of killing three of her lovers, admitted to the trial that she poisoned her husband to death.
Chisako Kakehi was arrested in 2014 for allegedly killing the lives of three lovers, and tried to kill her husband.
The case of the 70-year-old woman was just tried in Kyotosejak late last month.
In a hearing on Monday (10/7/2017), Chisako confessed to killing her husband.
"No mistake," he replied after hearing the question of whether he had killed her husband.
Why did he kill his husband and three lovers? Read more
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