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Honduran AF FAH001 Embraer Legacy 600 on ground at Dulles Int'l
This AC is used for Honduras AF1 and has been at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport since 0508 from a departure of Columbus, GA.
It had a ground stop at Davis-Monthan AFB (Boneyard) AZ prior to Phoenix arrival
from March 20, 2021
Brother of Honduran president sentenced to life in drug case
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/brother-honduran-president-sentenced-life-drug-case-76776035
Related to Honduras
Kneepads goes in here just after these meetings June 7-8
US Secretary of State James Blinken to meet leaders of Central America, Mexico, Dominican Republic in Costa Rica on June 1-2
https://www.breakingbelizenews.com/2021/05/27/us-secretary-state-james-blinken-to-meet-leaders-of-central-america-mexico-dominican-republic-in-costa-rica-on-june-1-2/
Japan prepares to extend state of emergency
The Japanese government is set to extend emergency coronavirus measures in the capital and other areas for another three weeks.
Emergency declarations for the capital and eight other prefectures are set to end on Monday. Officials plan to extend the emergency to June 20 -- the day Okinawa's declaration is due to expire. Okinawa had been added to the list later, so the southern prefecture has a later end date as well. Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide is expected to make a final decision on Friday after consulting a panel of experts. Tokyo's battle against the virus has seen slow results. While new infections are declining, the daily average for the past week remains high, at around 600. Experts suggest over 80 percent come from a more contagious strain first found in Britain. Even more concerning is a cluster of infections linked to a variant that has crippled hospitals in India. Experts warn that this strain could become more common in Japan. Tokyo Governor Koike Yuriko said on Thursday, "We're still at the beginning of our vaccination rollout. So we have no choice but to continue to take thorough anti-virus measures."
Health authorities across Japan confirmed more than 4,100 new cases with 119 deaths on Thursday.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20210528_12/
from May 14th
Why is Japan's COVID-19 vaccination rollout so slow?
With just weeks away from the opening of the rescheduled Olympic Games, Tokyo is still under a state of emergency amid a surge in COVID-19 cases and sluggish vaccination rollout. As of Thursday, Japan has inoculated only about 3 percent of its population, lagging far behind other advanced countries despite an ambitious government target of giving shots to its 36 million elderly people by July.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2021-05-14/Chart-of-the-day-Why-is-Japan-s-COVID-19-vaccination-rollout-so-slow--10fCtUKiF3i/index.html
keep it locked down so they are able to put on the show they paid for but many don't want it at this point.
The polls say one thing but peeps don't speak up much dere
I'm guessing about 60-70% don't want it.
Can't say for sure...not there
been wanting to go back
went as small kid so not really there iykwim.
was a blur
talked to a few japanons over last few years in here so they are around-dey know wut up
INDIA1 PM Modi 737 departed Indira Gandhi Int'l Airport to Odisha and West Bengal
PM Modi to visit Odisha, Bengal today to review impact of storm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today visit Odisha and West Bengal to review impact of Cyclone Yaas, which battered the two states on the eastern coast. The Prime Minister will chair review meetings in the two states to assess the impact of cyclone Yaas, the second powerful storm to hit the country in just over a week after Tauktae. Prime Minister Modi will undertake an aerial survey of the areas affected by the cyclone in Odisha and Bengal.
https://www.livemint.com/news/india/cyclone-yaas-pm-modi-to-visit-odisha-bengal-today-to-review-impact-of-storm-11622165848308.html
Pakiland AF G4 departed Lahore and sw