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Every year, 144 tons of concrete are poured into the sewer network in London by construction companies, and millions of pounds are spent to clean up this waste.
The young man, who ate a hamburger at a restaurant he went to, noticed that he started to suffer from pain. Although he did not notice any unusual situation while eating, the young man went to the hospital due to the pain he suffered afterwards and underwent emergency surgery.
A total of 44 thousand euros (2 million 348 thousand liras) in cash incentives will be given to new residents who will move to a historical village in Italy with a population of 115 people and start a business.
India plans to increase its dominance in the Indian Ocean with the largest arms purchase move in its history. In this context, the New Delhi administration will add 114 warplanes and 6 maritime patrol planes to its inventory.
A man became a millionaire with a letter he wrote approximately 170 years ago. The written letter included some commercial transaction details. However, it did not contain the information that made the letter expensive and valuable. With the emergence of the letter, it became clear how valuable some historical artifacts were.
Bali, Indonesia's world-famous tourism destination, is shaken by the mysterious deaths and bodies found on the island, following a record number of tourists. The island, which is the apple of global tourism's eye, is nowadays at the center of international police investigations, not holiday dreams.
Faber-Castell, one of the world's oldest industrial enterprises, breaks a record by producing 2 billion pencils annually in its factory in Brazil. The raw material for the pen is produced without touching the forests in the country.
The largest residential building with 35 entrances and 3708 apartments, located in the town of Kudrovo in Russia, hosts approximately 18 thousand people under one roof.
South Korea is establishing an airport base on the sea by placing huge concrete structures deep into the ocean in order to build a runway on Ulleungdo Island, where there is no flat land.
From brutalist concrete towers to billion-dollar architectural experiments, many of Europe's capitals are overshadowed by aesthetic fiascos and political shows of power. These structures, which attracted the public's reaction due to their designs, exorbitant costs and dark traces in the social memory, turned cities into ruins.
In that city at the farthest point of the Arctic Circle, there is no official night for 84 days and the sun remains in the sky 24 hours a day.
The Corinth Canal in Greece was built by carving out huge rocks so that ships could continue their way without going around the Peloponnese.