Death Toll from Bus Accident in Russia Jumps to 7

Name: Death Toll from Bus Accident in Russia Jumps to 7
Uploaded: 2024-05-11
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Description: Russian authorities reported that that the number of people who lost their lives in the passenger bus that fell into the Moika River in St. Petersburg yesterday increased to 7. The Ministry of Emergency Situations said the rescue efforts were complet

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Russian authorities reported that that the number of people who lost their lives in the passenger bus that fell into the Moika River in St. Petersburg yesterday increased to 7. The Ministry of Emergency Situations said the rescue efforts were completed.

The bus carrying around 20 passengers crashed into a vehicle on the Potseluev Bridge as a result of the driver losing control of the steering wheel, before falling into the river. The driver was taken into custody and an investigation was launched into the incident.

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A week-long strike by Berlin City Cleaning Company (BSR) workers has left 12,000 tons of garbage piled up on the streets, with cleanup efforts expected to take two weeks.

The strike, called by the Ver.di union after failed wage negotiations, halted waste collection, waste-to-energy plants, and biogas facilities from March 10-14. Overflowing bins and trash piles have raised health concerns, with warnings about rat infestations and disease risks.

With the strike over, 1,300 workers resumed collection, but negotiations remain unresolved. The union demands an 8% wage increase or at least €350 more per month, while employers reject the terms. No further strikes are planned for the next 14 days.

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