Multiple Suicide Attacks Across Northern Nigeria: VICE News Capsule, February 3
February 3, 2015
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as posted by the channelThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Nigerian president escapes suicide attack at campaign rally, teachers armed against the Taliban in northwest Pakistan, it's unsafe to breathe in most of China's big cities, and U.S. study reveals many of the foods marketed for infants and toddlers are unhealthy.
NIGERIA
Suicide Bombings Rock Northeastern City
President Goodluck Jonathan had left the venue of a campaign rally in Gombe before the attack, which left one person dead. Twin bombings in the same city on Sunday killed at least five people.
PAKISTAN
Teachers Allowed to Carry Guns Following Siege on Peshawar School
Some educators are worried arming teachers is counterproductive, while others say it's their only option.
CHINA
Most Big Cities Fail to Meet Air Quality Standards
Seven of the 10 most polluted cities are around Beijing. The government says the numbers are an improvement on 2013.
U.S.A.
Study Says Toddler Food is Unhealthy
Researchers found excess sugar and sodium in more than a thousand popular brands of packaged meals and snacks, which they warn puts young children at risk of obesity and other health problems.
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