An Australian researcher immediately reveals why Indonesia is cut up in two

An Australian researcher immediately reveals why Indonesia is cut up in two

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Indonesia is a rustic that’s divided into two when it comes to natural world. This may be seen from the imaginary dividing line known as the Wallace Line. The Wallace Line was mapped by Alfred Wallace in 1863. At the moment, he traveled via a number of areas together with Indonesia, … Read more

Aramco will protect 500 species of flora and fauna in 10 facilities Aramco will protect 500 species of flora and fauna in 10 facilities

Aramco will protect 500 species of flora and fauna in 10 facilities Aramco will protect 500 species of flora and fauna in 10 facilities

Dammam: The Saudi news agency reported that Aramco has found 10 sites in an area of ​​950 square kilometers for biodiversity conservation. These centers are located between Sheiba in the south to Ras Tankib in the north and Abu Ali in the east to Abahawar in the west. The region is home to a unique … Read more

Getting to Know the Four Phases of Mosquito Metamorphosis

Getting to Know the Four Phases of Mosquito Metamorphosis

Mosquitoes are animal a group of insects belonging to the order Diptera (flies), and belonging to the family Culicidae. The genus in this group includes Anopheles, Culex, Psorophora, Ochlerotatus, Aedes, Sabethes, Wyeomyia, Backstageday Haemagoggus for a total of about 35 countries covering 2700 species. Mosquitoes have two scaly wings, a slender body, and six long … Read more

vaccination of 5-11 year olds with Pfizer can begin in the United States

vaccination of 5-11 year olds with Pfizer can begin in the United States

US health authorities on Tuesday, November 2 gave their final recommendation for Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine for ages 5 to 11, allowing 28 million young children to now be eligible to receive their injections. Read alsoCovid-19: the United States will reopen the borders to all vaccinated travelers “in early November” A few days after being authorized … Read more

Bronchiolitis, flu, gastro … Why seasonal illnesses are making a comeback

Bronchiolitis, flu, gastro … Why seasonal illnesses are making a comeback

Runny nose, sore throat, coughing fits … The Scientific Council has warned of an upsurge in seasonal illnesses at the end of the year. And children are the first to be affected. While 2020 had been rather lenient with regard to seasonal illnesses, the trend seems to be reversing this year. The organization of coordinated … Read more

producers and distributors of opiates for the first time before juries

producers and distributors of opiates for the first time before juries

Producers and distributors of opiates met Tuesday, June 29 for the first time before a jury to answer for their responsibility for the devastation caused by these pain-relieving drugs, at the origin of more than 500,000 overdoses in 20 years in the United States . “This dossier deals with a subject: corporate greed.” This is … Read more

the pressure decreases further in the hospital

the pressure decreases further in the hospital

UPDATE ON THE SITUATION – New measures, new reports and highlights: an update on the latest developments in the Covid-19 pandemic around the world. While only 24 patients with a severe form of Covid-19 have been admitted to hospital in France, the epidemic is starting again in Moscow (Russia). Only 102 new hospitalizations in France … Read more

US could reinstate ‘national monument’ boundaries reduced by Trump

US could reinstate ‘national monument’ boundaries reduced by Trump

US Home Secretary Deb Haaland advises Joe Biden to restore the boundaries of three former “national monuments” reduced by Donald Trump in 2017. In a document kept secret, but viewed by the American media, Home Secretary Deb Haaland advises Joe Biden to reestablish the boundaries of three national monuments: Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah … Read more

the number of patients in the hospital remains stable

the number of patients in the hospital remains stable

UPDATE ON THE SITUATION – New measures, new reports and highlights: Le Figaro takes stock of the latest developments in the Covid-19 pandemic around the world. In France, the indicators remain stable, while the British health authorities warn about the transmissibility of the Delta variant (new name of the Indian variant). Stabilization of the number … Read more

a “torrent of water” flows through the streets of Reims

a “torrent of water” flows through the streets of Reims

Violent thunderstorms accompanied by heavy rains caused flooding in some streets of Reims on Friday afternoon, without however causing injuries. Violent thunderstorms accompanied by heavy rains flooded some streets and buildings in Reims on Friday afternoon and affected other parts of the Marne department, without causing injuries, learned from the prefecture, which opened a crisis … Read more