[August 3rd] Power outage hits many parts of Ho Chi Minh City
A number of wards in downtown Ho Chi Minh City experienced a blackout on Thursday evening, the second major outage in less than two days, disrupting daily life and businesses’ operations. At around 7:30 p.m. wards in what were former districts 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 10 simultaneously experienced the power cuts. In Ban …
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[August 2nd] Over 120 flights disrupted by UK tech glitch
The number of aircraft in London’s air space was limited by the service, known as NATS, as a result of a technical issue which was quickly resolved. Airports including London’s Heathrow and Gatwick and Edinburgh were affected. Heathrow is Europe’s busiest air hub. There were 67 departures and 55 arrivals canceled as of 7:30 p.m. …
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[August 1st] Apple to close first retail store in China since 2008 entry
Apple will shut down its store in Dalian’s Parkland Mall in China on Aug. 9, marking its first retail store closure in China since entering the market in 2008. “Given the departure of several retailers at the Parkland Mall, we have made the decision to close our store,” Apple spokesman Brian Bumbery told the New York …
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[July 31st] Search for victims of Ha Long Bay boat accident concludes with 39th body found
The final body has been recovered in the deadly Ha Long Bay tourist boat capsizing, bringing the confirmed death toll to 39 and officially ending the search, Quang Ninh authorities said on July 27. The final victim, identified via DNA testing as H.V.T (born 1985), was discovered near Trong Cave, approximately 10km from the incident …