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Australia: Electric Scooter Rentals Banned in Melbourne
Electric scooters, once hailed as a sustainable and efficient transportation option, are now facing increased scrutiny and regulatory action globally. Melbourne, Australia, has recently decided to ban e-scooter rentals following a surge in safety concerns and accidents. The city council has terminated contracts with operators Lime and Neuron, citing hundreds of complaints and a significant rise in injuries. The ban…
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Eiffel Tower Shuts Down for Fifth Day as Strike Continues, Disappointing Tourists
Paris, France: Disappointment reigned supreme outside the iconic Eiffel Tower today as it remained closed for the fifth consecutive day due to an ongoing strike by its staff. The stoppage, now stretching into its second week, stems from employee dissatisfaction with the monument’s management and perceived insufficient investment. This marks the second major strike at the Eiffel Tower within the…
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Dublin Says Goodbye to Through-Traffic, Hello to Greener City Center
Dublin is taking a bold step to combat traffic congestion and air pollution! Starting this year, private cars and commercial trucks will only be allowed downtown if their final destination is there. This means no more just passing through, freeing up space for pedestrians and cyclists. Two “bus gates” on the River Liffey will block private vehicles, and streets will…
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“Emily in Paris” Effect: Film and TV Drive Surge in French Tourism
Paris is experiencing a surge in tourism, with four out of five foreign visitors citing movies or TV series as their motivation, according to France’s National Centre of Cinematography. This marks an increase from three-quarters in 2018. For one in 10 tourists, film and TV were the primary reason for their visit. Notably, Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” and “Lupin” were…
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UAE to Nicaragua Flight Carrying 303 Indians Halted: Human Trafficking Tip Sparks Intensive Probe
French authorities grounded a flight from the UAE to Nicaragua with 303 Indian passengers on suspicion of human trafficking after an anonymous tip. The flight, operated by Legend Airlines, was halted during refueling at Vatry Airport, near Paris. Passengers and crew are under investigation, with two individuals in custody. The Indian Embassy is ensuring passenger well-being. Legend Airlines denies involvement…
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