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China: Typhoon Bavi Rips Metal Roof Off Residential Building in Shanghai

Typhoon Bavi tore the metal roof off a residential building in Chongming District, Shanghai on July 12, 2026, with footage showing the structure shaking violently before being ripped apart and blown to the ground by powerful gusts.

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

Workers transport a well-drilling rig at the site of Owainat Water Well Project in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

This photo taken on May 3, 2025 shows a well-drilling rig at night at the site of Owainat Water Well Project in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced.

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

Workers operate on a well-drilling rig at the site of Owainat Water Well Project in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

Workers operate on a well-drilling rig at the site of Owainat Water Well Project in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

(Egyptians gesture while working on newly-harvested wheat at a farm in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than a year, more

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

An aerial drone photo taken on May 3, 2025 shows the farmland in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than a year, more than 60 units of 450-

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

(A harvester reaps wheat at a farm in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than a year, more than 60 units of 450-meter-deep

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

An aerial drone photo taken on May 3, 2025 shows the farmland in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than a year, more than 60 units of 450-

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

This photo taken on May 3, 2025 shows makeshift rooms for workers at the site of Owainat Water Well Project in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. I

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

Li Chundi, chairman of ZPEC, tastes groundwater from a water well drilled by the ZPEC branch in Egypt in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt, on May 3, 2025. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he int

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A Farm In The Desert Of New Valley Governorate - Cairo

This photo taken on May 3, 2025 shows ripe wheat to be harvested at a farm in the desert of New Valley Governorate, Egypt. Over 1,300 kilometers away from the capital Cairo, a sea of ripe wheat, rippling in the breeze, are waiting to be harvested in a desert. "It used to be an arid desert here and the well-drilling teams have turned it into farmland," said Mohamed Gabar, a worker with the Owainat Water Well Project operated by ZPEC (China's Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd.) branch in Egypt. The project, located in southern desert of New Valley Governorate, is part of the country's efforts to accelerate its desert reclamation initiatives since 2015. At the project site, six towering rigs are drilling deep into the desert in search of groundwater. "There are six well-drilling teams, comprising over 130 employees from China and Egypt," said the project manager Zhao Baojiang. The rigs operate 24 hours a day, with workers rotating in two shifts, he introduced. In less than a year, more than 60

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Cabinet Meeting Highlights Tensions Over Musks Federal Demands

Mike Waltz, US national security adviser, and Representative Elise Stefanik, a Republican from New York and US ambassador to the United Nations (UN) nominee for US President Donald Trump, during a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. Elon Musk's demand that more than two million federal employees defend their work is facing pushback from other powerful figures in the Trump administration, in a sign that the billionaire's brash approach to overhauling the government is creating division. Photo by Al Drago/Pool/ABACAPRESS.COM

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CHINA-CHONGQING-FREIGHT TRAIN-EUROPE-BOUND TRAINS-INCREASE (CN)

(240316) -- CHONGQING, March 16, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Employees work on a production line of Chongqing Hawe New Energy Co., Ltd. in Bishan District of Chongqing, southwest China, March 15, 2024. The products of the company will be transported to Europe via China-Europe freight train service. Benefiting from the increase of train trips and the launch of new freight train routes, including two direct rail routes to Spain and Türkiye, the city of Chongqing has seen increase in its export via China-Europe freight train service this year. Currently, the China-Europe freight train service has connected Chongqing with more than 100 cities and regions in Asia and Europe. Thousands of varieties of goods, including automobiles, auto parts, furniture, as well as medical equipment, have been transported via this service. (Xinhua/Huang Wei)

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CHINA-CHONGQING-FREIGHT TRAIN-EUROPE-BOUND TRAINS-INCREASE (CN)

(240316) -- CHONGQING, March 16, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Employees work on a production line of Chongqing Hawe New Energy Co., Ltd. in Bishan District of Chongqing, southwest China, March 15, 2024. The products of the company will be transported to Europe via China-Europe freight train service. Benefiting from the increase of train trips and the launch of new freight train routes, including two direct rail routes to Spain and Türkiye, the city of Chongqing has seen increase in its export via China-Europe freight train service this year. Currently, the China-Europe freight train service has connected Chongqing with more than 100 cities and regions in Asia and Europe. Thousands of varieties of goods, including automobiles, auto parts, furniture, as well as medical equipment, have been transported via this service. (Xinhua/Huang Wei)

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Macron And Muselier Meet - Marseille

Region employees greet Emmanuel Macron as he arrives at the Hotel de Region in Marseille, France, on 27 May 2023. The French president is on a three-day visits to Marseille from June 26 to 28, two years after launching a transformation plan for the city. In September 2021 he promised five billion euros (5.5 billion USD) to hire new police, renovate schools and public spaces and upgrade the creaking public transport network. Photo by Laurent Coust/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Report reveals sexual abuse of female inmates in U.S. federal prisons

STORY: Report reveals sexual abuse of female inmates in U.S. federal prisons DATELINE: Dec. 19, 2022 LENGTH: 00:00:59 LOCATION: NEW YORK, U.S. CATEGORY: LAW/SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of street views and the report 2. STANDUP (English): XIA LIN, Xinhua correspondent STORYLINE: STANDUP (English): XIA LIN, Xinhua correspondent "The U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations released a report in mid-December to reveal sexual abuse of female inmates in federal prisons. According to the report, Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) employees sexually abused female prisoners in at least two-thirds of federal prisons that have held women over the past decade. 'The BOP has failed to prevent, detect, and stop recurring sexual abuse, including by senior prison officials.' At the all-women's prison in the city of Dublin in California, the former warden and chaplain both sexually abused female prisoners, the report has found. 'Sexual abuse of inmates is a gross abuse of human and Constitutional rights,' said U.S

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Novartis management replaced

TOKYO, Japan - Dirk Kosche, new president of Novartis Pharma K.K., speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on April 3, 2014. The Japanese sales arm of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced that its president, Yoshiyasu Ninomiya, and two other top executives have resigned to take responsibility for its employees' inappropriate involvement in a clinical study led by medical doctors.

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Novartis management replaced

TOKYO, Japan - David Epstein (L), president of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis speaks during a press conference in Tokyo on April 3, 2014. The Japanese sales arm of the company, Novartis Pharma K.K., announced that its president, Yoshiyasu Ninomiya, and two other top executives have resigned to take responsibility for its employees' inappropriate involvement in a clinical study led by medical doctors. At right is new Novartis Pharma K.K. President Dirk Kosche.

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Firms adopting experience-based training programs

TOKYO, Japan - Two new employees attempt to hitch a ride on April 12, 2013 in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi Prefecture, during a training program for new recruits.

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(2)People pray for Japanese victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks

FUKUOKA, Japan - Employees of Nishi-Nippon Bank offer a silent prayer at company offices in Fukuoka's Hakata Ward on Sept. 11 for the bank's two workers who were killed in the terror attacks on New York's World Trade Center last year.

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(2)Attacks on U.S.

NEW YORK, United States - Relatives of two employees of Japan's Nishi-Nippon Bank who have been missing since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center offer flowers at Union Square in New York on Sept. 18.

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Algerian children celebrate Dragon Boat Festival

STORY: Algerian children celebrate Dragon Boat Festival DATELINE: June 3, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:39 LOCATION: Algiers CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of children celebrating Dragon Boat Festival STORYLINE: The China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) has invited children of local employees in Algiers to celebrate Chinese Dragon Boat Festival which falls on Friday this year. Algerian children learned Chinese, sang nursery rhymes, knew the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival, and made Zongzi (sticky rice dumpling). They also got special gifts -- the lovely Bing Dwen Dwen, the mascot of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. According to CSCEC Algeria, this activity aims to further promote cultural exchanges between China and Algeria and build a new bridge for the traditional friendship between the two countries. The Dragon Boat Festival, also called the Duanwu Festival, is traditionally celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. This year, the holiday runs f

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2-day strike called by trade, bank unions begins in India

STORY: 2-day strike called by trade, bank unions begins in India DATELINE: March 29, 2022 LENGTH: 0:01:52 LOCATION: New Delhi CATEGORY: ECONOMY/SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. India gate 2. various of the strike 3. various of banks STORYLINE: A 48-hour strike called by various trade unions, including banking employees associations, began Monday across India. According to the unions, the strike aims to protest against government policies affecting workers, farmers and people at large. As a result, banking services were partially impacted. The bank unions are protesting against the government's move to privatize two public sector banks as announced in this year's general budget. They are also demanding an increase in the interest rate on deposits and a reduction in service charges. Meanwhile, members from the Left Front blocked railway tracks in Kolkata. Two workers were reportedly injured after the protestors tried to stop a moving train in West Bengal's Howrah. The Kerala State Road Transport

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Kanden Engineering's Newly Introduced VR Device for Experiencing Danger

Kanden Engineering Co., Ltd. (Kita Ward, Osaka City) expanded its facilities for experiencing dangerous acts during construction, inspection, and diagnosis of electrical equipment, etc., and opened the new "Safety and Technology Training Center" (Settsu City, Osaka Prefecture) on April 14. The facility will be used to train about 600 people a year, including all employees and subcontractors. The company analyzed past occupational accidents such as electric shock, crashes and falls, and equipment accidents caused by mishandling, and compiled a booklet with mottoes and lessons learned, "100 Failures of Engineering Version," which took two years to complete. The related investment was about 45 million yen. Mr. Aoshima hopes that the booklet and the facility will "help people improve their sensitivity to danger with their minds and bodies. (November 14, 2019, Safety & Technology Training Center, Settsu City, Osaka Prefecture; Credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images)

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Drone to fly through office urging employees to leave work on time

A drone flies over desks in a demonstration in Tokyo on Dec. 7, 2017, of a new business by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corp. and two other companies, which is aimed at encouraging employees to leave work on time. The drone is also designed to provide office building security. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai, Nosovice

Employees work on the assembly line at the Hyundai's Czech plant in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai, Nosovice

Employees work on the assembly line at the Hyundai's Czech plant in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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Hyundai i30, Nosovice

Employees of the Hyundai's Czech plant load new models of the Hyundai i30 onto a truck semi-trailer in Nosovice, Czech Republic, June 23, 2020. The plant is currently running at two-thirds of its regular capacity due to a drop in orders caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Full operations should be resumed thanks to this year's new additions, which include the innovated i30 series and a Tucson upgrade to be launched in the autumn. Hyundai's Czech plant employs 3,300 people and does not intend to make any redundancies. The Nosovice plant is Hyundai's only manufacturing plant in the European Union. It exports vehicles to 70 countries worldwide. (CTK Photo/Jaroslav Ozana)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)

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CTPark Bor, Catering company LSG

Catering company LSG, a producer of meals for airline catering and a subsidiary of air carrier Lufthansa, will have a new plant in CTPark Bor in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, concentrating in it production from the entire Central Europe, Bor mayor Petr Myslivec has told CTK on May 13, 2019. The LSG plant in Bor, now employing about 80 people, intends to raise the workforce up to 1,000 employees within a couple of years. Two fifths of them could be Philippine, whom the company plans to bring into the country. According to Myslivec, the plant aims to produce 4.5 up to 5.5 million meals a month. (CTK Photo/Miroslav Chaloupka)