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Rescuers pull 15 survivors from plane wreck in Taiwan
– macleans.ca

In the above combination of photos taken from video, a TransAsia Airways plane banks sharply, then clips a road and a vehicle before careening into a shallow river in Taipei, Taiwan, after takeoff Wednesday. The dramatic footage aired by Taiwanese television station TVBS came from an employee’s car dashboard camera. The driver and passenger in the taxi struck by the wing were injured, and rescuers were searching in the water and the plane fuselage for people missing in the crash.
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Rescuers used a crane to hoist a wrecked TransAsia Airways plane from a shallow river in Taiwan’s capital late Wednesday as they searched into the night for 18 people missing in a crash that killed at least 25 others.
Flight 235 with 58 people aboard — most of them travellers from China — banked sharply on its side shortly after takeoff from Taipei, clipped a highway bridge and then careened into the Keelung River.
Rescuers in rubber rafts pulled 15 people from the wreckage during daylight…
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ECB steps up financial pressure on Greece to reach deal, limits borrowing options for banks
– canadianbusiness.com
FRANKFURT – The European Central Bank has added pressure on the Greek government by withdrawing a key borrowing option for the country’s banks.
The ECB on Wednesday said Greek banks could no longer access ECB credit by using Greek government bonds or bonds guaranteed by the government.
The ECB had allowed the use of Greece’s junk-rated bonds as collateral because the government was getting a financial lifeline though a bailout program that expires Feb. 28. The ECB said in a statement that prospects for a new deal appear uncertain.
Greece’s new government has rejected the austerity conditions attached to the bailout loans, saying cutbacks have devastated the economy. It is seeking a new agreement to avoid default and possible departure from the shared euro currency.
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The ECB on Wednesday said Greek banks could no longer access ECB credit by using Greek government bonds or bonds guaranteed by the government.
The ECB had allowed the use of Greece’s junk-rated bonds as collateral because the government was getting a financial lifeline though a bailout program that expires Feb. 28. The ECB said in a statement that prospects for a new deal appear uncertain.
Greece’s new government has rejected the austerity conditions attached to the bailout loans, saying cutbacks have devastated the economy. It is seeking a new agreement to avoid default and possible departure from the shared euro currency.
The post ECB steps up financial pressure on Greece to reach deal, limits borrowing options for banks appeared first on Canadian Business.


