US War Hero Bryan Riley Kills 11-Year-Old, Three Others In Florida
Former U.S Marine officer Bryan Riley who is claimed to be suffering from mental health issues allegedly killed at least four people, including an infant and an 11-year-old on September 5. However, the 33-year old has no criminal history and was a war hero. After his arrest, he was sent to a hospital for treatment and is expected to recover and will be sent to jail against the charges.
Tags: Florida, mother, gunmen, KILLED
Courtesy: The Times of India
Tesla's Car Hit Two Vehicle In US Despite Autopilot Mode
In the USA Orlando, a Tesla car running on autopilot mode, sitting a 27-old-man driver, narrowly hit the police patrol car while the officer was helping a driver of a disabled vehicle and also rammed into the other vehicle on August 28. Reportedly, the officer got unhurt while both the drivers received minor injuries. However, Tesla didn't issue any statement on the failure of the system.
Tags: Tesla, autopilot, Florida, Road Accidents
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Red Algae Forces Sharks To Seek Shelter In Backyard Canals In Florida
The blooming of the toxic algae known as “red tide” in the ocean during the dry season has forced sharks to seek shelter in the backyard canals of people at Florida's Longboat Key. The algae not only cause irritation in the animals but also turn the ocean’s water into tangerine red, diminish oxygen levels and help accumulate toxins in the water. Besides, agricultural and fertiliser runoff contributes to its formation.
Tags: Florida, environment, Marine Life, Sharks, canals
Courtesy: Vice News
Florida Plans To Include Pythons As Dish To Manage Overpopulation
As a measure to curb the population of the Burmese Pythons, the health officials in Florida are considering to include reptile meats in food-menus. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, in collaboration with the Florida Department of Health, are analyzing 'mercury deposition' in Pythons since they top the food chain. Reportedly, South Florida that… read-more
Tags: USA, Florida, Everglade, Reptiles, Python
Courtesy: WION News
Florida Athlete Became World's First To Win Ironman Triathlon Battling Down Syndrome
Floridian Chris Nikic became the first-ever athlete with Down Syndrome to finish an Ironman triathlon. The 21-year-old earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records after completing a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, and full marathon in sixteen hours and 46 minutes. Nikic received applauds from social media after being inspired by his determination. He will be taking part in the 2022 Special Olympics in Florida.
Tags: Triathlon, Florida, Athletics, Chris Nikic
Courtesy: The Reuters
Hurricane Sally Makes Landfall in Florida-Alabama
Hurricane Sally made a landfall at the Florida-Alabama coast on September 16. Due to its slow movement, the authorities failed to predict it's first strike. Strong winds of 165 kmph and heavy rains have effected around a million people, majorly from Pensacola, Florida. The excessive rains are expected to flood at least eight waterways in Alabama and Florida. Officials requested the people to use only text messages for communication.
Tags: Hurricane Sally, Disaster, Florida, Alabama, United States Of America
Courtesy: The Hindu
Mike Bloomberg to Invest $100 million to Make Sure Biden Wins Florida
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg plans to spend $100 million to help Joe Biden win the upcoming US Presidential Elections in the state of Florida. The announcement came amid improved fundraising by Democrats which surpassed Republican figures. Earlier, Bloomberg had spent $1 billion on his presidential candidature from Democratic Party, but pulled back himself after not getting much response. Reportedly, last week, Trump who is trailing in… read-more
Tags: US Elections, Donald Trump, Joe BIden, Florida, Bloomberg Billionaire Index
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Japanese Tennis Star Kei Nishikori Tests Covid-19 Positive: US Open
On August 16, Japanese tennis player, Kei Nishikori tested positive for Covid-19, with minor symptoms just two weeks before the US Open, while staying at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Nishikori said, “I will have to pull out of the Cincinnati tournament at this time". Moreover, he added, “We were planning to fly to New York tomorrow but will obviously now stay in Florida".
Tags: Covid-19, Florida, kei nishikori
Courtesy: The Indian Express