Washington: In the  US, the FBI launched an investigation into more than 160 cases against rioters in Capitol Hill on January 6, saying it was just the beginning. 'Field Office Assistant Director-in-charge' Steven M. D'Antuno of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Washington, told a press conference that the agency arrested and charged people who attacked the Capitol (Parliament House) last week The United States Attorney's Office and is working closely with its law enforcement partners to frame the charges.

He said, "In six days, we have opened more than 160 case files and this is just the beginning." He said that the FBI has received more than one lakh materials of 'digital media' which are related to the attack on the capital. D'Antuno said the agency would reach every single person who attacked the acapital. He said, "But before we do that, you have a chance to come out on your own, as some people have done on Wednesday."

Significantly, US President Donald Trump has not accepted his defeat in the election and he has been making uncontested claims of fraud in the election held on November 3. Amidst his claims, Trump's supporters stormed into the Capitol Building (US Parliament House) and carried out violence, killing one Capitol Police officer and four others.  

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake (Earthquake) has occurred in the South American country Argentina. According to the information, the earthquake came on Monday night in San Juan province of here. This information has been given by the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences (GFZ). At the same time, the American Tsunami Warning System has said that no tsunami warning has been issued due to the earthquake.

However, so far there has been no news of loss of any kind of property. Northwest Argentina adjoins Chile, so tremors have been felt here as well. The US Department of Geological Survey has reported that the epicenter of the earthquake was 27.6 km southwest of Porcito. The earthquake came at a depth of 14 kilometers.

There was also an earthquake in Indonesia

Recently, there was a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia. Which destroyed many houses and buildings. The rescue operation has been intensified here. At least 81 people have died in this earthquake.

Raditya Jati, spokesperson of the National Disaster Response Agency, says that Majenu has been most affected by the earthquake on Mamuju city and Sulawesi island.

800 people injured

The spokesman says that 70 people have died in Mamuzu and 11 in Majene. Around 27,850 people are currently living in the shelter. Half of the 800 people injured are currently being treated in the hospital.

During their stay here, other facilities including water, food and electricity are also being provided. It is being said that more than 1100 houses have also been damaged by the earthquake. The assessment of the damage caused by the earthquake is still going on.