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Small but gifted: How Tanzania's rats are 'smelling' trouble, saving lives

At the Apopo Detection Rat Training Centre, the rodents are being trained to detect landmines, tuberculosis, trafficked wildlife products and even people trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

Small but gifted: How Tanzania's rats are 'smelling' trouble, saving lives

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Radio Station Keeps Residents Informed after Kumamoto Quake

Yatsushiro, Kumamoto Pref., Aug. 26 (Jiji Press)--A community radio station in Kumamoto Prefecture, southwestern Japan, which was struck by a powerful earthquake last month, continues to deliver vital…

  • Yatsushiro city hit by powerful earthquake on July 28
  • Radio personality Yukiko Yamada continued live broadcast from city office
  • Seismic isolation device affected, causing temporary radio station closure

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