Wikinews:2021/March

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March 1

• Wales widens smoking ban, includes at hospitals, schools and playgrounds
• Two Jordanian ministers caught breaking lockdown measures, resign

March 5

• Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces UK budget 2021
• International Criminal Court to investigate war crimes in Palestine

March 7

• Three earthquakes hit off New Zealand's coastal areas, residents warned to avoid coast
• Chinese NPC to take control of Hong Kong electoral system

March 14

• US President Biden signs US$1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package

March 17

• Ukrainian tow boat 'Chelyabinsk' collides with bridge at Baja, Hungary
• New South Wales government announces 'Bradfield' as name for third city of Greater Sydney

March 18

• Kim Yo Jong criticizes US-South Korean military drills

March 20

• Russian ambassador to US recalled over President Biden's comments

March 21

• European Medicines Agency calls AstraZeneca vaccine "safe and effective"

March 26

• North Korea tests two missiles
• Tropical moisture ceases to cause severe floods in South East Australia