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Kenji Kusunoki still does not know how to go about rebuilding his life after his “izakaya” Japanese pub was completely destroyed in the powerful earthquake that hit central Japan one month ago, taking the lives of his wife, Yukari, 48, and eldest daughter, Jura, 19.
India’s aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), on January 24 fined Air India, a former national carrier now owned by the Tata conglomerate, 10.1 million rupees (US$135,000) for safety protocol violations in relation to their long-range and critical-terrain routes.
Video clips of a United States senator’s persistent grilling of TikTok’s Singaporean boss on his nationality and links to China’s Communist Party have sparked anger from online users in the island republic, with many criticising the politician’s racism and lack of understanding of Singapore.
Arturo Lascanas said current Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio devised an operation, instructing law enforcement officials to abduct and bury drug suspects to portray them as kidnapping cases, when she was Davao mayor in 2012.
Several companies and stores have shut their operations and fled Lopburi city, once a thriving trade hub in the province, with some 3,500 simians taking control of the area.
“All musicians of the Bi-2 group have safely left Thailand and are heading to Tel Aviv,” read the post.
Tottori, who rose through the ranks from cabin crew to chief customer officer, takes over as president of JAL in April, becoming one of the few women to lead a major global airline. Qantas has a woman boss, and KLM and Air France are led by women who report to a male group CEO.
Cedar pollen has already been detected in Tokyo and eight surrounding prefectures, as well as parts of the far south of the country, heralding the earliest start of the widely loathed allergy season ever recorded in Japan.