内容摘要：“What we’re seeing is indeed a summary of the tragedy that the people of Gaza are living,” he said.

“What we’re seeing is indeed a summary of the tragedy that the people of Gaza are living,” he said.

Since the programme began earlier this year, it has fulfilled many of its goals. Within a month of congestion pricing, subway ridership increased by six percent, and bus ridership by nine percent. Traffic decreased by 11 percent.In March, the MTA forecasted that congestion pricing would bring in $500m in revenue for the system, which will fund a swath of new transit-system projects including station upgrades and zero-emissions buses. At the time,

a Siena College pollfound that 42 percent of New Yorkers wanted to keep the programme, while 35 percent wanted to get rid of it.Neither the MTA nor the US Department of Transportation was immediately available for comment.

More than 200 emergency workers respond to explosion and blaze in Weifang in Shandong province, Chinese state media report.At least five people have been killed and 19 injured in a huge chemical plant explosion in eastern China, according to state media reports.

Six people were still missing following the explosion at the plant operated by Shandong Youdao Chemical in the city of Weifang in Shandong province late on Tuesday morning, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV and state-run Xinhua agency reported.

The plant, situated in an industrial park, manufactures chemical components for use in pesticides and pharmaceuticals, they said.“And we had a lot of people, I must tell you Mr. President [Ramaphosa], we have had a tremendous number of people, especially since they’ve seen this – generally they’re white farmers, and they’re fleeing South Africa.”

Earlier this month, 59 white South Africansas part of a refugee programme set up by Trump to offer sanctuary to them.

Trump’s claim echoes white nationalist beliefs that legislation in South Africa aimed at rectifying apartheid is now, in fact, discriminatory against the Afrikaner community.Right-wing organisations, such as the Afrikaner lobby group AfriForum, have been championing a narrative that Afrikaners are under an existential threat.