Certificate need to be presented at check-in for inspection prior to flying from Abu Dhabi, says airline
Tokyo — Tama the stationmaster, Japan’s feline star of a struggling local railway, has been mourned by company officials and fans and elevated into a goddess at a funeral.
The calico cat was appointed stationmaster at the Kishi station in western Japan in 2007. In her custom-made stationmaster’s cap and a jacket, Tama quietly sat at the ticket gate welcoming and seeing off passengers. She quickly attracted tourists and became world-famous, contributing to the railway company and local economy.
Tama died of a heart failure on June 22. During Sunday’s Shinto-style funeral at the station where it served, the cat was made a goddess.
Wakayama Electric Railway President Mitsunobu Kojima thanked the cat for its achievement, and said Tama will be enshrined at a nearby cat shrine next month.
Certificate need to be presented at check-in for inspection prior to flying from Abu Dhabi, says airline
'I do not remember the last time I broke my fast with my family,' says the officer manning Al Mizher intersection
The emerging technology stands poised to transform logistics — providing swifter, more efficient, and eco-conscious delivery options in the years to come
Among other variants of yellow metal, 22K opened at Dh246.25, 21K at Dh238.25 and 18K at Dh204.25 per gram
The incident happened before the boarding started; all affected passengers had to be rebooked on another flight
Unleash your potential with CUD's blend of Canadian education and UAE's dynamic culture
MDX Dubai guides graduates to career success, with the University's largest ever cohort
Liwa College hosts its annual career fair for Students and Graduates offering training and employment opportunities that meet the demands of the career market