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Ana Mara performs the ritual in an old building in a dim room in the old town of Lima, informing her in support of Biden - Photo REUTERS IF in Malaysia there is a 'King of Shamans' who often cause controversy with his predictions, another in the United States (US) when not less 'great' with the appearance of a shaman from Peru. Using incense rituals, flowers and pictures of US Presidential Election candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the shaman known as Ana María Simeón is rumored to be able to predict the future president of  Uncle Sam  on November 3. Friendly as "Pachamama" or 'mother earth', Ana María, who wore colorful clothes, was seen chanting and blowing traditional instruments of the Andean country - calling for elections in the country to take place peacefully. Ana María performed the ritual in an old building in a dim room in the old town of Lima, besides informing that she supported Biden . That's why we 'cleaned' him (B

A total of 196 tickets for the three flight classes were sold out in 10 minutes.   - Photos / Instagram SYDNEY:  After Singapore Airlines (SIA), Australian airline Qantas has also taken the initiative to introduce non-directional flights. In contrast to the SIA, the Qantas travel time is seven hours longer. It turned out to be very well received, especially among those who 'gian' to travel by plane. A total of 196 tickets for the three flight classes, which will depart on October 10, were sold out within 10 minutes. "This is probably the best-selling flight ticket in Qantas history," the airline's CEO, Alan Joyce, said in a statement. "People are longing to return to the experience of flying by plane. If there is a demand, we will consider holding more flights like this, while waiting for the border to open," Joyce added. Flights will be made using Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, which are commonly used for intercontinental travel. The flight will cov

Tropical storm Wilfred is the last name on the list of 21 traditional names for this year's Atlantic hurricane.  (AP photo) THREE storm systems were named in the Atlantic on Friday, using the last names on the National Hurricane Center list for 2020, forcing the agency to start using the Greek name. The tropical storm Wilfred was named late Friday morning and is located more than 600 miles west of the Cabo Verde Islands, according to a statement from the National Hurricane Center. It poses no threat on land and is predicted to weaken further as it passes through the Atlantic next week. Wilfred is the last name on the list of 21 traditional names for this year's Atlantic hurricane. Greek names will start to be chosen after 21 traditional names like Laura and Sally are used up, starting with the letter "A" and so on, in alphabetical order.  The letters Q, U, X, Y and Z are not used. Examples of Greek names are Alpha, Beta and Delta. It has only happened once since the h