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Jordanie: enquête sur une fuite de chlore ayant fait 13 morts
Des experts jordaniens enquêtent mardi au port d’Aqaba, dans le sud de la Jordanie, au lendemain de la mort de 13 personnes dans un accident provoqué par la chute d’un conteneur duquel s’est échappé du chlore, un gaz toxique. Aqaba, l’un des principaux ports de la mer Rouge, est la seule entrée maritime du royaume hachémite, par lequel transitent la plupart des importations et exportations jordaniennes. La ville d’Aqaba est en outre une importante station balnéaire.
Jordanie: enquête sur une fuite de chlore ayant fait 13 morts
Des experts jordaniens enquêtent mardi au port d’Aqaba, dans le sud de la Jordanie, au lendemain de la mort de 13 personnes dans un accident provoqué par la chute d’un conteneur duquel s’est échappé du chlore, un gaz toxique. Aqaba, l’un des principaux ports de la mer Rouge, est la seule entrée maritime du royaume hachémite, par lequel transitent la plupart des importations et exportations jordaniennes. La ville d’Aqaba est en outre une importante station balnéaire.
As Israel's new premier, will Lapid change course on Iran?
June 28, 2022 Yair Lapid is scheduled to take over from Naftali Bennett as Israeli prime minister next week under a complex job-sharing agreement. It's an open questionwhetherLapid intends to maintain Bennett’s hawkish, confrontational policy on Iran and on the nuclear agreement between it and world powers. US President Joe Biden’s July 13 visit to Israel comes as yet another domestic election cycle heats up and will require great precision, discretion and sensitivity.
Chlorine gas leak kills 13 in Jordan port
Thirteen people were killed, including at least four Asian migrants, when toxic chlorine gas escaped on the dockside in the Jordanian Red Sea port of Aqaba, officials said. More than 250 people were injured in the accident on Monday, of whom about 100 remained in hospital, according to the latest updates. Most were being treated for the effects of breathing chlorine gas, a common cleaning agent that also has a range of other industrial uses and can be employed as a chemical weapons agent.
Port d’Aqaba en Jordanie | Une fuite de chlore fait 13 morts, situation maîtrisée
(Aqaba) La situation est maîtrisée mardi au port d’Aqaba dans le sud de la Jordanie, au lendemain de la mort de 13 personnes dans un accident provoqué par la chute d’un conteneur duquel s’est échappé du chlore, un gaz toxique. Aqaba, l’un des principaux ports de la mer Rouge, est le seul port maritime du royaume hachémite, par lequel transitent la plupart des importations et exportations jordaniennes. La ville d’Aqaba est une importante station balnéaire.
Egypt to build desalination plant in Iraq
June 28, 2022 An Egyptian delegation of water treatment experts visited Iraq this month for talks with Iraqi officials on addressing an acute water crisis in the Arab country. The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources said June 20 that the Egyptian delegation discussed a proposal for building a water desalination plant on the Euphrates River. The station will be used to purify and desalinate seawater to help ease water shortages in southern Iraq.
Arab League weighs in on Nile dam dispute
June 28, 2022 CAIRO — Secretary General of the Cairo-based Arab League Ahmed Aboul Gheit recently criticized the way the international community, particularly the UN Security Council, has handled the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) dispute pitting Egypt and Sudan against Ethiopia.
Egypt restores 70-year-old train of King Farouk
June 28, 2022 CAIRO — The Egyptian National Railway Authority announced on June 12 the completion of the restoration works of the royal train dating back to the era of King Farouk, 70 years after it had no longer been in use. The authority said in a press statement that the train had been restored to its historical condition and its original components while preserving its ancient archaeological character and historical shape.
Rich heritage buried under impoverished Gaza Strip
June 26, 2022 — Jabaliya (Palestinian Territories) (AFP) While workers laboured on a large construction site in the Gaza Strip, a security guard noticed a strange piece of stone sticking out of the earth. "I thought it was a tunnel," said Ahmad, the young guard, referring to secret passages dug by the Islamist group Hamas to help it battle Israel. In the Gaza Strip, ruled by Hamas and repeatedly ravaged by war, people are more familiar with burying the dead than digging up their heritage.
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