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Stuttgart (Germany), May 12 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Ronald Wittek) Porsche has resumed the production of its electric sportscar 'Taycan' in its Stuttgart factory after works stopped due to the pandemic. FOOTAGE OF THE PRODUCTION.
Twenty-six people were injured on Sunday after a Porsche supercar lost control at the annual Paqpaqli ghall-Istrina motor show in Malta and crashed into the crowd.Malta Today reports that the car was owned by British telecommunications millionaire Paul Bailey, who was at the wheel at the time of the accident.A witness explained the car was speeding down the taxiway when a back wheel went on the grass.Bailey lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the barriers on the opposite side of the road, where people were watching the show. Some victims suffered severe head injuries, multiple fractures and abdominal injuries, according to NBC.Bailey, who is in a stable condition, is among 14 people who are still in hospital. Five of them are in critical conditions.The Telegraph reports that Bailey, a self-made millionaire from the East Midlands, has a collection of more than 30 supercars, including a £866,000 McLaren P1 and £1.2 million customised Ferrari.He reportedly bought the limited edition Porsche Spyder for £780,000 in January this year.The rest of the motor show, hosted by Malta's president to raise money for charity, was cancelled.
Iran fired "over 200 killer drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles towards the State of Israel" says Israeli army spokesperson Daniel Hagari adding that Israel has "intercepted the vast majority of incoming missiles". SOUNDBITE
The Eiffel Tower in Paris goes dark to mark "Earth Hour", a global event held every year on the last Saturday in March to raise awareness of climate change and promote energy saving. IMAGES
Images of burnt vehicles and debris after a massive fire caused by a gas explosion killed at least two and injured more than 200 in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. IMAGES
French police has stopped a farmers' convoy of hundreds tractors heading towards the Rungis wholesale food market south of Paris. Some 200 to 300 tractors are now sitting in the town of Sully-sur-Loire, 170 km south of Rungis. Setting off from the south-west of France at the call of union Coordination rurale, the group of angry farmers grew as they drove up the nation, with more and more joining along the way. IMAGES
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