LIST OF MAIN INFORMATION 6:00

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

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FRONT PAGE

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EUR-GEN UKRAINE-WAR LVIV, Ukraine - Ukrainian forces say they have resumed a strategic suburb of Kiev, while Russian forces press other areas near the capital and maintain their siege of the southern port of Mariupol. By Nebi Qena and Cara Anna. 1265 words. AP photos. ENVOY With Ukrainian children find cozy classroom in Berlin Germany honors Ukrainian survivor of Nazi camps LATEST: Russian Nobel Wants to Auction Refugee Prize

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WORLD

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ASI-GEN CHINA-NAVAL DISPUTES BEIJING - China says it has the right to develop the islands of the South China Sea as it sees fit, following accusations by the US that it has militarized at least three of the islands it built on the disputed sea pass, violating a previous commitment. 398 words. AP photo. SENT

ASI-GEN CORONAVIRUS-SOUTH KOREA SEOUL - South Korean health authorities have instructed crematoria to burn more bodies a day and funeral homes to add more refrigerators to store the dead, while families try to organize funerals at a peak of COVID-19 deaths. By Kim Tong-hyung. 500 words. AP photo. SENT

ASI-GEN CHINA-CRASHED PLANE GUANGZHOU, China - No survivors have been found of the 123 passengers and nine crew members of the China Eastern plane that fell from the sky and burst into a fireball. Videos shared by Chinese state media showed small fragments of the plane scattered across a large area of forest, some in green fields, others in burnt areas where fire devoured trees. Dake Kang and Ng Han Guan. 731 words. AP photo. SENT

ASI-GEN JAPAN-POWER OUTAGES TOKYO - Amid forecasts of an unusual cold snap, the government of Japan alerts the population of possible power outages due to low power supply. Several coal plants temporarily stopped producing electricity after last week's earthquake. By Mari Yamaguchi. 309 words. AP photo. SENT

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SPORTS

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DEP-BAS TIMBERWOLVES-MAVERICKS DALLAS -Reggie Bullock scored 18 points with a crucial three-pointer in the final stages after missing four games for personal reasons, and the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves 110-108 in a game delayed by roof leaks. 187 words. AP photo. SENT

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