News Headlines - 17 March 2017

▽Japanese government held liable for first time for negligence in Fukushima | The Guardian

A court in Japan has ruled that negligence by the state contributed to the triple meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011 and awarded significant damages to evacuees.

▽Interpol 'issues red notice' for North Koreans in murder mystery | Reuters

Interpol has issued a red notice, the closest to an international arrest warrant, for four North Koreans wanted in connection with the murder of Kim Jong Nam, Malaysia's police chief said on Thursday.

▽Ford invests $644M in German plant that will build Focus

Ford Motor Co. will invest 600 million euros ($644 million) in its Saarlouis Vehicle Assembly Operations in Germany, where the company will make its next-generation Focus.

▽First fluorescent frog found in Argentina

Under normal light the frog’s translucent skin is a muted yellowish-brown color with red dots, but when the scientists shone an ultraviolet light on it, it turned a celestial green.

▽Peru floods kill 67 and spark criticism of country's climate change preparedness | The Guardian

Sixty-seven people have been killed and thousands more forced to evacuate by intense rains which damaged 115,000 homes and destroyed more than 100 bridges in Peru’s worst floods in recent memory.