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1.

Three university students in Santiago Chilehave developed a plant powered device,to

charge their three engineering students got the idea for the advice

while

sitting

in

their

school

’

s

invention

is

a

small

biological

circuitthey

called

“

e-care

”

,it

captures

the

energy

plants

produce

during

photosynthesis.A

plant

uses

only

a

small

part

of

the

energy

produced

by

their

process,the

rest

goes

into

the

soil,

“

e-care

< br>”

collect

that

device

spots

into the ground,and then into a mobile

“

e-care

”

solved two problems

for the engineering student,they needed an idea for a class also needed

an

outlet

to

plug

in

their

of

the

student

inventors,ComitRupsech,says

advice

changes

the

energy

released

for

the

plan

into

low

level

power

to

charge

“

e-care

”

is

able

to

fully

recharge

a

mobile

phone

in

less

than

two

hours.I

’

mJonathen Evens.

2.

A twenty-one years old man was pulled out alive Wednesday from the big landslidein

southern

man

had

been

buried

in

piles

of

debrisfor

sixty-seven

hours, took rescuers three hours to reach was weak and

dehydrated

when

rescue workers

found

him,Chinese

official

told

them

his

name

and

reported

that

another

person

was

buried

near

him,Associated

medical

staff

and

rescue

works

said

the

second

person

did

not

e

officials said

more

than seventy people are missing

after Sundy

’

s

landslide

in

landslide

buried

buildings

under

mud

and

BBC reported that at least four bodies had been recovered by

Wednesday

e

official

said

five

thousand

rescuer

workers

were

working

to

find

missing

s

said

that

Tian,a

migrant

workerfrom

Chongqing,suffered

many

broken

bones

and

other

said

his

conditionimproved

after

three

hours

of

landslide

occurredwhen

a

man-made

mountain

of

earth

and

construction

waste

collapsed

following

heavy

Chinese

government

said

it

is

investigatingthe

ment

controlled news media reported the District Governmentnear the landslide site had

reported safety concerns months before Sunday

’

s disaster.I

’

m Mario Ritter.

3.

A suicide bomber in northwest Pakistan killed at least 26 people and left more than

40 wounded last explosion occurred in the Pakistani city of Mardan. The

blast took place outside the door of a government office. The office was the National

Database

and

Registration

Authority.

That

office

was

in

charge

of

issuing national

identity attacker arrived at the office’s gate on a motorbike. The cyclist

was

stopped

by

a

security

guard.

He

detonated

an

explosive

vest,

according

to

a

witness.

An

investigation

into

the

identity

of

the

bomber

is

underway.A

Pakistani

official

said

if

the

bomber

was

not

stopped

at

the

gate,

the

death

toll

would

have

been

is

estimated

that

the

rider

was

carrying

up

to

12

kilograms

of

explosives.A BBC report said about 50 people were wounded in the blast. Some were

injured critically. Most of those killed or injured were attack is one of

the

deadliest

in

Pakistan

since

a

December

2014

massacre

left

150

students

and

teachers dead in Peshawar, the BBC reported.A faction of the Pakistani Taliban said

it carried out the attack. In a statement sent to VOA, the group said it targeted the

office because it is part of Pakistan’s anti

-terrorism a spokesman for the

mainstream Taliban in Pakistan said the Taliban had nothing to do with the bombing

in Mardan.I'm Jonathan Evans.

4.

Authorities say everyone has been evacuated from a luxury hotel in Dubai that was

still

burning

early

city's

police

chief

says

all

residents

were

out

of

the

63-story

hotel,

known

as

Address.

hotel

had

been

packed

with

people

celebrating

New

Year's

Eve

when

fire

broke

out

at

about

9:30

p.m..

At

least

14

people were hotel stands across from the world's tallest skyscraper, the

Burj

Khalifa.

The

Burj

Khalifa

is

more

than

800

meters

tall.

It

is

the

center

of

spectacular

fireworks

along

the

Dubai

waterfront

for

New

Year's.

The

fireworks

went on as quickly moved through more than 20 stories of the hotel.

It could be seen for kilometers in all 30 minutes, flames raced the

top of the hotel tower, and the sky was full of thick black smoke. Burning pieces of

the

hotel

fell

to

the

ground

from

the

ses

said

tens

of

thousands

of

people

were

crowded

into

the

downtown

area

near

the

blazing

hotel

and

the

ities

in

the

United

Arab

Emirates

said

earlier

Thursday

that

thousands of security personnel were on duty because of the New Year's events.I'm

Kathleen Struck.

5.

The government in China plans to end its one-child per family policy and instead let

families

have

two

plan

was

announced

Thursday

after

high-level

political meetings in Beijing. The official Xinhua news agency says the country's top

legislature must approve the proposal before it becomes law.A Chinese Communist

Party

statement gave

a number of reasons for the change

in policy. The statement

said the change is meant to balance population development. It said the move also

attempts

to

stop

a

declining

birth

rate

and

strengthen

the

country's

work

,the world's most populous country,launched the one-child policy in 1980.

But the government permitted only a small number of couples to have two children.

For example, some rural families were given approval to have two children.A total of

19 rural provinces have a partial two- child policy. That policy states if the first-born

is

a

girl,

a

second

child

is

2013,

the

Chinese

government

gave

other

couples a chance to have two children. Families could have two if one parent was an

only child.A teacher and population expert, Jiang Quanbao, explained how Chinese

families will react to the policy.

longer interested in having a second child,

may be more

interested. But again, some

of them are already

allowed

to have two

children.

of 800 million of them are employed. But that job market population is expected to

drop

by

2050.

With

the

two-child

policy,

an

increase

in

births

will

ease

the

labor

shortage, starting in 20 years. I'm Anna Matteo.

6.

Russia and the United States say world powers are meeting NewYork on Friday to

discuss the Syrian crisis and pass a resolution at the UNendorsing the peace process.

Russian

Foreign

Minister

Sergei

Lavrov

promisedthe

two

sides

would

continue

to

work on contentious issues,

but his UScounterpart John Kerry said

some

progress

had already been made. World newsfrom the BBC.