内容摘要：When I have stopped writing, the account will show that in this obscene moment of slaughter and starvation, I was not among the silent.

When I have stopped writing, the account will show that in this obscene moment of slaughter and starvation, I was not among the silent.

The mission has multiple goals over the “decade-long expedition”, according to Chinese state media, including “collecting samples from near-Earth asteroid 2016HO3” and “exploring the main-belt comet 311P”.It will also aim to measure the “physical parameters of the two celestial targets”, including their “orbital dynamics, rotation, size, shape and thermal properties”.

The samples will be used to determine the “physical properties, chemical and mineral composition and structural characteristics” of asteroids, according to researchers working on the project.As a quasi-satellite of Earth that has orbited the Sun in a synchronised path with the Earth for nearly a century, 2016HO3 has a diameter of between 120 feet (40 metres) and 300 feet (100 metres).China has swiftly expanded its space programmes and embarked on several landmark missions in recent years, including landing robots on the

far side of the Moonand collecting humankind’s first-ever samples from the area in June last year.

China is also running its own Tiangong space station in orbit – the only operational space station other than the International Space Station (ISS) – after the US barred it from participating in the ISS.

In April, three crew members landed back in the country’s north after spending“In certain areas, proper drainage isn’t there … and most of these disasters take officials of emergency management agencies in various states by surprise even though there has been consistent flooding over the past three years,” said Idris. As a result, “a lot of people don’t believe it will be any different” this time around.

Mokwa is a key meeting and transit point for traders from the south and food growers in the north of the country.In the town, Mohammed Tanko, 29, a civil servant, told reporters that he lost at least 15 people from the house he grew up in.

“The property [is] gone. We lost everything,” Tanko said.For fisherman Danjuma Shaba, 35, the floods destroyed his house, forcing him to sleep in a car park.