European Parliament Passes Landmark Directive on Platform Workers' Rights
The European Parliament has approved the EU's inaugural directive aimed at regulating the employment rights of individuals working through online platforms
TWENTY-TWO PEOPLE WERE CRUSHED TO DEATH WHEN A BUILDING COLLAPSED IN T...
World | February 26, 2002, Tuesday // 00:00
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Twenty-two people were crushed to death when a building collapsed in the Egyptian city of Damietta. The bodies were retrieved from the rubble of the four-storey building on Tuesday. Another 25 people were injured, officials said. Many of the dead and injured were brides and attendants preparing for weddings at a beauty salon in the building, family members and witnesses said. Funerals were due to be held later on Tuesday in Damietta, 105 miles north of Cairo.
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