Vulture Causes Flight Delay in Crete
Using a ladder, rescuers were able to approach the bird. Even when the pilot moved the aircraft's control surfaces, the animal was not prompted to take flight. Instead, it glided to the ground, as firefighter Antonis Petrakis told the dpa news agency. "I immediately ran over with a colleague, we captured him, and put a firefighter's jacket over his head so he couldn't see anything and would calm down," he said about the bird. "That also worked."
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Jason Arday: Thousands Demand Investigation After Cambridge Professor's Death
University leadership initially defended Arday, but eventually announced an internal investigation in early August. Shortly thereafter, the 41-year-old resigned from his post. In a letter published online, the academic emphasized that his decision should not be misunderstood as an endo
Monschau: 17 Houses Evacuated Due to Forest Fire in High Fens
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Frederik Ruppert holt EM-Gold über 3000 Meter Hindernis
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Wildfires Near German Border: Situation Worsens Near Monschau
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Hurricane "Lala" Approaches Hawaii
The Mayor of Hawaii County, Kimo Alameda, has issued a warning that the most severe impacts of Hurricane "Lala" are anticipated between midday and early afternoon. He conveyed this to local broadcasters. In response to the approaching storm, public transportation on Big Island has
Matisse, Renoir, and Cézanne Paintings Stolen from Italian Museums Reappear
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