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World Mental Health Day 2020: greater investment, greater access

World Mental Health Day 2020 urges everyone to greatly invest in mental health. This year, the day falls in the middle of a global pandemic and couldn't be more significant.&nbsp;

World Mental Health Day 2020: invest in your mental health

World Mental Health Day is commemorated every year on the 10th of October.&nbsp;
This time, it falls in the middle of a global pandemic and talking about mental health couldn't&nbsp;be more appropriate than it is now.
The Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked&nbsp;havoc on the mental health of thousands of people across the globe.
World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness about mental health issues, deal with the stigma that is often attached to mental health and bust myths associated with the same.
This year, the&nbsp;World Federation for Mental Health urges everyone to invest increasingly in mental health, focusing on the theme 'Mental Health for All: Greater Investment &ndash; Greater Access'.

World Mental Health Day is commemorated every year on the 10th of October.&nbsp;
This time, it falls in the middle of a global pandemic and talking about mental health couldn't&nbsp;be more appropriate than it is now.
The Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked&nbsp;havoc on the mental health of thousands of people across the globe.
World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness about mental health issues, deal with the stigma that is often attached to mental health and bust myths associated with the same.
This year, the&nbsp;World Federation for Mental Health urges everyone to invest increasingly in mental health, focusing on the theme 'Mental Health for All: Greater Investment &ndash; Greater Access'.
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Huge fire breaks out at Beirut port, triggers panic among locals

A huge fire broke out at the Port of Beirut on Thursday, triggering panic among residents who are still reeling under last month&rsquo;s massive explosion which killed and injured thousands of people.
It was not immediately clear what caused the fire at the facility, which was decimated by the August 4 explosion. The Lebanese army said the fire is at a warehouse where oil and tires are placed in the duty free zone at the port, adding that army helicopters are taking part in the operation.
Local media reports say companies that have offices near the port have asked their employees to leave the area. Lebanese troops closed the major road that passes near the port referring traffic to other areas.

Locals in panic after massive fire breaks out at Beirut port
Not clear what caused the fire at the port facility: reports
Lebanese army: fire at a warehouse where oil is stored
Army helicopters trying to douse blaze, area cleared out
Companies with offices in the area told employees to leave
Major roads to and from the Beirut port have been closed

A huge fire broke out at the Port of Beirut on Thursday, triggering panic among residents who are still reeling under last month&rsquo;s massive explosion which killed and injured thousands of people.
It was not immediately clear what caused the fire at the facility, which was decimated by the August 4 explosion. The Lebanese army said the fire is at a warehouse where oil and tires are placed in the duty free zone at the port, adding that army helicopters are taking part in the operation.
Local media reports say companies that have offices near the port have asked their employees to leave the area. Lebanese troops closed the major road that passes near the port referring traffic to other areas.

California burning: Thick smoke & scary orange sky

Thick smoke choked the air and cast an eerie orange hue across much of Northern California&nbsp;as&nbsp;wildfires burning for more than three weeks were stoked again by high winds

Thick smoke choked the air and cast an eerie orange hue across much of Northern California&nbsp;as&nbsp;wildfires burning for more than three weeks roared to life after being stoked by high winds. The deadly fire spread at a ferocious rate across an estimated 25 miles of mountainous terrain and parched foothills. An unspecified number of homes were gutted and thousands of people in communities near Oroville were ordered to evacuate. Three people have been reported dead. In Washington, more acres burned in a single day than firefighters usually see all year. Fires also forced people to flee homes in Oregon and Idaho.

A Northern California wildfire burning for more than three weeks roared to life after being stoked by high winds. The deadly fire spread at a ferocious rate across an estimated 25 miles of mountainous terrain and parched foothills. An unspecified number of homes were gutted and thousands of people in communities near Oroville were ordered to evacuate. Three people have been reported dead. As thick smoke choked the air Wednesday and cast an eerie orange hue across much of the region. In Washington, more acres burned in a single day than firefighters usually see all year. Fires also forced people to flee homes in Oregon and Idaho.

Mass protest in Mauritius over handling of spill

Thousands of people protested in the capital of Mauritius on Saturday over the government's handling of an oil spill from a grounded Japanese ship and the alarming discovery of dozens of dead dolphins in recent days

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Thousands of people protested in the capital of Mauritius on Saturday over the government's handling of an oil spill from a grounded Japanese ship and the alarming discovery of dozens of dead dolphins in recent days. The frustrated residents marched peacefully through Port Louis a month after the ship struck a coral reef offshore and later cracked and spilled around 1,000 tons of fuel oil into fragile marine areas.
Authorities on Friday said at least 39 dead dolphins had washed ashore and although it remained unclear what killed them, some experts fear the chemicals in the fuel are to blame.
The Indian Ocean island nation depends heavily on tourism, and the spill has been a severe blow on top of the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, which has limited international travel.
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Thousands of people protested in the capital of Mauritius on Saturday over the government's handling of an oil spill from a grounded Japanese ship and the alarming discovery of dozens of dead dolphins in recent days.
The frustrated residents marched peacefully through Port Louis a month after the ship struck a coral reef offshore and later cracked and spilled around 1,000 tons of fuel oil into fragile marine areas.
The Indian Ocean island nation depends heavily on tourism, and the spill has been a severe blow on top of the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, which has limited international travel.
Authorities on Friday said at least 39 dead dolphins had washed ashore and although it remained unclear what killed them, some experts fear the chemicals in the fuel are to blame.
Residents and environmentalists have demanded investigations into why the MV Wakashio strayed miles off course.
Its captain and first officer have been arrested and charged with "endangering safe navigation".
The ship ran aground on July 25 and began leaking fuel August 6 into the Mahebourg Lagoon, fouling a protected wetlands area and a small island that was a bird and wildlife sanctuary.
Thousands of civilian volunteers worked for days to try to minimise the damage, creating makeshift oil barriers by stuffing fabric bags with sugar cane leaves and empty plastic bottles to keep them afloat.
Environmental workers carefully ferried dozens of baby tortoises and rare plants to shore, plucking some trapped seabirds out of the goo.
Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth has blamed bad weather for the government's slow response to the ship's grounding.
Experts from ship owner Nagashiki Shipping, France and the United Nations have since arrived at the scene.
The ship's remaining fuel was pumped out before the vessel finally split in two.

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