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A building collapse in South Africa kills three people, including a 1-year-old

Building Collapse · South Africa

A building collapse in South Africa kills three people, including a 1-year-old

61% Center coverage: 33 sources

Three people, including a one-year-old child, died when a two-story building collapsed in South Africa’s Soweto township, west of Johannesburg, in the early hours of Sunday morning, authorities said. Three others sustained injuries during the incident and were receiving treatment at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital. According to authorities, a total of six people were inside the building when it collapsed and emergency personnel rescued the three people injured who were trapped under the rubble.See the Story

Thailand’s political parties name prime minister candidates for February election — REUTERS / pwu404

Thailand Politics · Thailand

Thailand’s political parties name prime minister candidates for February election

54% Center coverage: 24 sources

Political parties in Thailand on Sunday registered their candidates for the next prime minister, marking the unofficial start of campaigning for the Feb. 8 general election. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dissolved Parliament earlier this month to call early polls, after the main opposition party prepared to seek a no-confidence vote over constitutional change. Calling a new election allows Anutin and his Bhumjaithai Party to build up their numbers in the House of Representatives to gain a more secure grip on government.See the Story

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