Daffodils contain a toxic sap that can be harmful to both pets and humans, with chemicals that have a cell-killing effect. Flower expert David Denyer advises wearing gloves when handling daffodils and draining the sap before mixing them with other flowers in a bouquet to prevent poisoning. It is important to be cautious when cutting daffodils and to isolate them initially to avoid contamination of the water and harm to other blooms.
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Presenter cuts off interview and asks producer to call her mum during earthquake
A CNN Türk anchor, Meltem Bozbeyoglu, experienced a live earthquake during an interview when three consecutive tremors, reaching magnitudes of 6.2, struck Turkey, with the epicenter located 40km south of Istanbul. As the studio shook, she requested a producer to contact her mother, highlighting the panic caused by the event. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya and football team Fenerbahçe SK expressed concern for affected citizens, wishing for no loss of life or property, while the situation...
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