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US reporting report on Titan underwater explosion

WASHINGTON: Multiple failures following the standard security protocol led to the deadly surprise of a private underwater visiting titanium debris in 2023, according to a final report published on Tuesday. The US Coast Guard survey described a liturgy with Oceangate’s behavior, as well as design defects in Titan Submersible, which contributed to a “preventive tragedy” in which all five passengers were killed. The 335 -page report said that “Oceangate’s failure to follow the established engineering protocols for the safety, testing and maintenance of their submarine was the primary causal factor” for the surprise. He also accused the company of “intimidation

May 17, 2025

Moody’s Cuts Pristine Credit Skills by reporting the growing debt

A marking outside Moody’s Corporation headquarters in Manhattan, New York, USA, November 12 2021. – Reuters Moody’s American credit rating now at ‘AA1’. The organization’s prospects on the country ‘stable’. Moody’s reports the growing cost of debt and interest. Moody’s has downgraded the United States’ dominant credit rating on Friday due to concerns about the growing debt of the Nation’s $ 36 trillion. This move could complicate President Donald Trump’s efforts to reduce taxes and send ripples through world markets. Moody’s first gave the United States the virgin score of “AAA” in 1919 and is the last of three major

March 12, 2025

Moody’s reviews the prospects of Pakistani banks in positive, reporting durability

Signage looks outside Moody’s Corporation in Manhattan, New York, USA, November 12 2021.- Reuters The upgrade is credited to strong macroeconomic indicators. Moody’s warns that long -term debt viability is still a risk. The Evaluation Agency expects the economy to expand by 3% in 2025. Moody’s ratings reviewed his prospects in the Pakistan banking sector in place positively, reporting improved operating conditions and durable financial performance, he said Wednesday. The displacement corresponds to the improved prospects of the government (CAA2 positive), backed by the significant banks’ exposure to the dominant debt. “We have changed our prospects in the Pakistan banking

August 21, 2024

Chain retailers are reporting outages online

LAHORE: Owners and operators of retail chains have expressed concern over the recent internet outages, mainly affecting mobile internet and WhatsApp, saying it will have a major impact on export and domestic trade activities across the country. In a statement, Pakistan Chains Association President Tariq Mehboob, along with co-founder and National E-Commerce Council member Asfandyar Farrukh, highlighted the far-reaching impact of the outage on internet services and sought a permanent solution to the problem. Pakistani businesses already face multiple challenges, including high taxes, rising electricity costs and growing liquidity shortages. Amidst these difficulties, inconsistent and unreliable Internet services create additional

July 1, 2024

South Koreans flood reporting website in push to impeach president, causing delays and blackouts

An online petition calling for the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has experienced delays and interruptions due to the large number of people trying to sign it, the parliament speaker said, promising to fix the issue as soon as possible. More than 811,000 people have so far signed the petition, which is hosted on the National Assembly website, since it was launched on June 20. The petition calls on parliament to introduce a bill to impeach Yun on the grounds that he is unfit for the job. In a statement late Sunday, National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik apologized

February 9, 2024

UK worried about electoral irregularities, delays in reporting results

Former British Prime Minister and newly appointed Foreign Secretary David Cameron walks outside 10 Downing Street in London, Britain, November 13, 2023. — Reuters LONDON: The British government said it was concerned “about the fairness and non-disclosure of the election” held on February 8. In a statement as the final tally was yet to be announced, Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron said the UK and Pakistan enjoy a close and long-standing relationship, underpinned by strong bonds between our people. He praised voters but said: “We regret that not all parties were formally allowed to contest the election and that legal

January 9, 2024

Telecom operators are reporting the blackout on social media

Islamabad: The Telecommunications Services Association has expressed serious concerns over what it calls the recent internet throttling and blocking of social media platforms that have affected the population of Pakistan. Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Chairman Lt. Gen. (Retd) Hafeezur Rehman received a stern letter on January 7, 2024 from the Telecommunications Union, which strongly opposed the social media blackout. In the letter, the association’s General Secretary Kamal Ahmed denounced the repeated instances of blocking the social media platform, citing the events on December 17, 2023 and the latest disruption on January 7, 2024. The association pointed out the negative impact

November 23, 2023