Filset Episode 21 on kana television

Filset Episode 21 on kana television.

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1: The airline announced that there was a delay in the flights due to the foggy weather.

 Ethiopian Airlines has announced that due to the foggy weather at Addis Ababa International Airport, there has been a delay in flights departing from Addis Ababa and landing in Addis Ababa. The airline apologized for the flight delay and disruption. He asked the customers to follow the information provided by the airline about the situation.

2. The evacuees of Welega zone were forced to return to their place of origin while traveling to Addis Ababa.

Addis Maleda newspaper reported that IDPs who escaped the massacre of innocents by Tole village in Gimbi District, West Wolega Zone, Oromia Region were forced to return to Addis Ababa while on their way to Addis Ababa. The report indicated that the government security forces returned the evacuees after they reached Holeta. He told the newspaper that the number of evacuees who were forced to return when they arrived at Holeta was 64.

3. 119 development projects with a cost of more than 1.5 billion birr were completed in Adama city.

Among the projects to be inaugurated are the city's asphalt concrete ring road, schools, savings houses, gravel and cobblestone roads. Haylu Jelde, the mayor of Adama city, said that the projects were completed within the planned budget and time without taking additional costs and time.

4: More than 984 million birr was collected for the construction of Renaissance Dam in the last eleven months.

Ato Hailu Abraham, Director of Media Communication of the Office of Public Participation Coordinating National Council for the Construction of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, said that the income collected for the construction of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam from July 1/2013 to May 30/2014 was from domestic and diaspora bond sales. He said that it was collected from 8100 short text messages, Renaissance Dam Cup and miscellaneous messages.

5: The personal information of millions of Chinese people has been stolen and offered for sale.

An internet hacker has allegedly stolen the data of millions of people from a Chinese police agency and offered it for sale. After the announcement of the news, the President of the country urged the people to be careful with their information. President Xi Jinping called on public institutions to "strengthen their data security" after internet hackers advertised to sell Chinese data they said they stole.

6: Novak Djokovic wins his fourth consecutive Wimbledon title.

Novak Djokovic made history last night by winning the men's singles at Wimbledon for the fourth year in a row. Although Djokovic's opponent, Niki Kerios, was able to win the first round in a highly competitive game, he failed to withstand Djokovic's strong and fast 'Serbs' in the next rounds and lost 3-1. Following his victory, Djokovic received a prize of two million dollars and won his fourth consecutive Wimbledon title, making him a total of 21 Grand Slam champions.