Stadium
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Ceo | Karl Eklöf |
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| Founded | Norrköping |
| Sweden | |
| Founders | Ulf Eklöf |
| Ulf NG Eklöf | |
| Subsidiary | Stadium Sweden AB |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 2316232 |
About Stadium
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...By Chris BaraniukTechnology reporterThe largest Stadium in the US, filled with tens of thousands of noisy American Football fans, was drenched in blue light...
Antigua and Barbuda's youth orchestra plays to inspire
... But this modest office overlooking the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium - complete with statue of the mighty cricketer himself - is a reminder at least that small nations are capable of lofty achievements...
Britpop: What prompted the end of the genre that gave us Blur and Pulp?
... Pulp are headlining festivals across Europe; and Blur played two triumphant nights at Wembley Stadium - a venue they never envisioned playing, even at the height of their fame in the 1990s...
From Beyoncé to Harry Styles: Why stars are choosing stadiums over arenas
...By Annabel RackhamBBC NewsIn 2022, Wembley, the UK s largest Stadium, hosted as many gigs as it did football matches...
Turkey earthquake: One ruined neighbourhood at the centre of the devastation
... Your device may not support this visualisation The image is dominated by the tent city that has been set up in the city s 12 Subat Stadium - usually the home of Kahramanmarasspor football club - but now filled with about 200 tents, each capable of sheltering a family or even two...
World Cup 2022: Morocco fans' heartbreak as Doha flights cancelled
... But as fans arrived at fan centres at the Al Janoub Stadium - many covering their heads with their Moroccan flags and caps to protect themselves from the heat - they were left angered when the free tickets promised by the FA failed to materialise...
World Cup 2022: 'We witnessed history as Morocco won'
...By Shaimaa KhalilBBC News, Doha, QatarThe noise was deafening at Al Thumama Stadium - a mixture of euphoria and disbelief, tears, hugs and smiles...
Sam Ryder: A surfing accident changed my life
... Deflated, he went back home and joined his father s carpentry business - helping to lay the floor at Wembley Stadium, instead of singing under its famous arches...
Turkey earthquake: One ruined neighbourhood at the centre of the devastation
By The Visual Journalism Team BBC News
Monday's double earthquake in Turkey and Syria caused devastation across The region, killing thousands and destroying buildings and neighbourhoods in dozens on cities.
In Kahramanmaras, which was near The epicentre of both quakes, aerial photographs reveal The extent of The damage caused in just one of those neighbourhoods.
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The Image is dominated by The Tent city that has been Set Up in The City 's 12 Subat Stadium - usually The home of Kahramanmarasspor football Club - But now filled with about 200 tents, each capable of sheltering A Family or even Two .
The large Gazi Middle School near The Stadium is Still Standing But looks badly Damaged - Two neighbouring residential tower blocks, next to The School , were completely collapsed.
On a normal Monday, some 2,000 students would have been attending lessons at Gazi Middle School .
But schools across The country were closed until 13 February after The First quake struck Before Dawn on Monday.
It is as you round The Corner of Kuddusi Baba Boulevard and into The usually busy shopping street of Azerbaijan Boulevard that The Full Scale of destruction begins to unfold.
Before Monday The Street was full of shops and cafes, many with several storeys of apartments above them, But All That is left now is rubble.
And Looking Back towards The Stadium over The ruined The Apartment blocks you can see The private Sular Hospital - Damaged But Still Standing - although The four-star Sahra hotel Next Door was among The flattened buildings.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited The Tent city in The Stadium on Wednesday where he met survivors and defended The State 's response amid criticism it had been too slow.
He acknowledged there had been " issues at airports and on The roads" But insisted The Situation was improving, adding: " We have mobilised all our resources. The State is doing its job. "
It's not known how many have died in The City But on Tuesday evening officials said More Than 1,200 people had died in The province - The Death Toll nationally has More Than trebled to almost 13,000 since that last province-by-province update.
Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) says it has sent More Than 140,000 tents and 1. 2m blankets to The 10 provinces worst hit by The disaster.
An estimated 2,000 people could be sheltering in The 12 Subat Stadium But tens of thousands more have been left homeless across Turkey and neighbouring Syria.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
