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Two destructive earthquakes struck VenezuelaTwo severe earthquakes—in the northern and central parts of the country—occurred in Venezuela in the second half of the day on Wednesday, June 24. Venezuela’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported the collapse of residential buildings and other structures in Caracas. Acting President of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez announced the introduction of a state of emergency in the country. According to her, as of now, 164 deaths have been reported, and more than 970 people have suffered various injuries.

Two destructive earthquakes struck Venezuela

Two severe earthquakes—in the northern and central parts of the country—occurred in Venezuela in the second half of the day on Wednesday, June 24. Venezuela’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported the collapse of residential buildings and other structures in Caracas.
Acting President of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez announced the introduction of a state of emergency in the country. According to her, as of now, 164 deaths have been reported, and more than 970 people have suffered various injuries.
A Boeing Ryanair window broke in flight. The passenger was barely thrown out of the cabinA European low-cost carrier Ryanair plane made an emergency landing in Greece after one of its windows was damaged, Bloomberg reports. According to the airline, the window “shifted during flight.” One of the passengers was almost pulled into the shattered window due to cabin depressurization, Bloomberg reports, citing media outlets it does not name. A passenger who was on the flight, eyewitness Christina, told Radio Thessaloniki that “the head and shoulders of one of the passengers were sticking out of the window,” but fortunately he had not unfastened his seat belt, and other nearby passengers helped pull him back into the cabin. One passenger, described as a tourist from Serbia, was hospitalized with friction burns, but otherwise his condition is assessed as good, AFP reports, citing government officials.

A Boeing Ryanair window broke in flight. The passenger was barely thrown out of the cabin

A European low-cost carrier Ryanair plane made an emergency landing in Greece after one of its windows was damaged, Bloomberg reports. According to the airline, the window “shifted during flight.”
One of the passengers was almost pulled into the shattered window due to cabin depressurization, Bloomberg reports, citing media outlets it does not name. A passenger who was on the flight, eyewitness Christina, told Radio Thessaloniki that “the head and shoulders of one of the passengers were sticking out of the window,” but fortunately he had not unfastened his seat belt, and other nearby passengers helped pull him back into the cabin. One passenger, described as a tourist from Serbia, was hospitalized with friction burns, but otherwise his condition is assessed as good, AFP reports, citing government officials.
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The death toll from earthquakes in Venezuela has exceeded 1,400Three days after the devastating double earthquake in Venezuela, it is known that 1,430 people have died; at least 68,900 are listed as missing. This was reported on Saturday, June 27, by the Associated Press agency citing the country’s government. Experts say the first 48–72 hours are crucial for rescuing survivors, although this timeframe may be extended if they have access to food and water.

The death toll from earthquakes in Venezuela has exceeded 1,400

Three days after the devastating double earthquake in Venezuela, it is known that 1,430 people have died; at least 68,900 are listed as missing. This was reported on Saturday, June 27, by the Associated Press agency citing the country’s government. Experts say the first 48–72 hours are crucial for rescuing survivors, although this timeframe may be extended if they have access to food and water.
Dozens of people were injured in Japan by a powerful earthquakeAn earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck Japan in the Kumamoto Prefecture area on the southern island of Kyushu on Tuesday, July 28. As the Japanese media company NHK notes, the strength of the shocks reached the maximum level on the Japanese seismic intensity scale. The authors add that the last time an earthquake of such intensity was recorded was in 2024 on the Noto Peninsula.

Dozens of people were injured in Japan by a powerful earthquake

An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck Japan in the Kumamoto Prefecture area on the southern island of Kyushu on Tuesday, July 28. As the Japanese media company NHK notes, the strength of the shocks reached the maximum level on the Japanese seismic intensity scale. The authors add that the last time an earthquake of such intensity was recorded was in 2024 on the Noto Peninsula.
Incident on a Flydubai flight: one of the pilots stabbed the other with a knifeA Flydubai passenger Boeing 737 MAX aircraft en route on Wednesday, September 30, from Dubai to Tel Aviv, and which sent a hijacking distress signal, made an emergency landing at Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia. Media report that during the flight one of the pilots attacked the other with a knife. According to the online publication The Times of Israel, Israeli officials are increasingly leaning toward the view that what happened was a terror attack.

Incident on a Flydubai flight: one of the pilots stabbed the other with a knife

A Flydubai passenger Boeing 737 MAX aircraft en route on Wednesday, September 30, from Dubai to Tel Aviv, and which sent a hijacking distress signal, made an emergency landing at Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia. Media report that during the flight one of the pilots attacked the other with a knife. According to the online publication The Times of Israel, Israeli officials are increasingly leaning toward the view that what happened was a terror attack.
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🚨 Southern California Emergency 🚨 Nearly 40,000 residents in Orange County were placed under evacuation orders after a dangerous chemical incident at an aerospace manufacturing facility in Garden Grove, California. Authorities say a massive 34,000-gallon tank containing methyl methacrylate — a highly volatile chemical used in plastics manufacturing — suffered valve damage, creating fears of a catastrophic spill or possible explosion. Fire officials confirmed there is currently no active gas leak, but warned the tank remains “actively in crisis” as crews work around the clock to stabilize the situation. Schools in nearby areas were closed as a precaution while emergency responders prepared for worst-case scenarios, including a thermal runaway explosion that could threaten surrounding chemical tanks. Officials continue urging residents to follow evacuation instructions and stay alert for updates. #TRUMP #California #Evacuation #EMERGENCY $EDEN {future}(EDENUSDT) $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT)
🚨 Southern California Emergency 🚨

Nearly 40,000 residents in Orange County were placed under evacuation orders after a dangerous chemical incident at an aerospace manufacturing facility in Garden Grove, California.

Authorities say a massive 34,000-gallon tank containing methyl methacrylate — a highly volatile chemical used in plastics manufacturing — suffered valve damage, creating fears of a catastrophic spill or possible explosion.

Fire officials confirmed there is currently no active gas leak, but warned the tank remains “actively in crisis” as crews work around the clock to stabilize the situation.

Schools in nearby areas were closed as a precaution while emergency responders prepared for worst-case scenarios, including a thermal runaway explosion that could threaten surrounding chemical tanks.

Officials continue urging residents to follow evacuation instructions and stay alert for updates.

#TRUMP #California #Evacuation #EMERGENCY

$EDEN

$ZEC
Climbers from Bosnia died during an ascent of ElbrusIn Kabardino-Balkaria, six climbers died while ascending Mount Elbrus. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the region reported on Sunday, July 26, that two groups were sent to the summit: one made up of seven foreigners and the other of two Russians. The regional EMERCOM cites the Telegram channel "Elbrus 07," which reported the deaths of five citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first group and one person in the second.

Climbers from Bosnia died during an ascent of Elbrus

In Kabardino-Balkaria, six climbers died while ascending Mount Elbrus. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the region reported on Sunday, July 26, that two groups were sent to the summit: one made up of seven foreigners and the other of two Russians. The regional EMERCOM cites the Telegram channel "Elbrus 07," which reported the deaths of five citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first group and one person in the second.
Phosgene Leak in German Dormagen: 25 InjuredIn the chemical park of Dormagen (North Rhine-Westphalia) on Saturday, June 20, around 1:45 AM, a leak of a solution containing phosgene occurred, resulting in several employees suffering injuries. How this incident happened is still unclear. An official spokesperson from Chempark reported that the installed security systems reacted immediately. "The criminal police have launched an investigation, and the police are also on site," he stated in a comment to EXPRESS.de.

Phosgene Leak in German Dormagen: 25 Injured

In the chemical park of Dormagen (North Rhine-Westphalia) on Saturday, June 20, around 1:45 AM, a leak of a solution containing phosgene occurred, resulting in several employees suffering injuries.
How this incident happened is still unclear. An official spokesperson from Chempark reported that the installed security systems reacted immediately. "The criminal police have launched an investigation, and the police are also on site," he stated in a comment to EXPRESS.de.
A state of emergency was declared in Colombia after a severe earthquakeColombia President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a nationwide state of emergency after a strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4. De la Espriella said this on Monday, August 10, three days after taking office. "All institutional resources will be mobilized to respond adequately to the disaster," the agency dpa quoted him. "First of all, it is necessary to save people who are trapped under the rubble."

A state of emergency was declared in Colombia after a severe earthquake

Colombia President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a nationwide state of emergency after a strong earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4. De la Espriella said this on Monday, August 10, three days after taking office.
"All institutional resources will be mobilized to respond adequately to the disaster," the agency dpa quoted him. "First of all, it is necessary to save people who are trapped under the rubble."
11 mountaineers died in an avalanche in Kabardino-BalkariaIn the Bezengi Gorge of Kabardino-Balkaria, an avalanche occurred on September 6, under which a group of mountaineers was caught. By the morning of Monday, September 7, it became known that 11 people had died, while another six are listed as missing, the regional EMERCOM office reported. According to updated information, ten members of the group were able to leave the danger zone on their own. Another six people were injured and were taken to medical facilities.

11 mountaineers died in an avalanche in Kabardino-Balkaria

In the Bezengi Gorge of Kabardino-Balkaria, an avalanche occurred on September 6, under which a group of mountaineers was caught. By the morning of Monday, September 7, it became known that 11 people had died, while another six are listed as missing, the regional EMERCOM office reported.
According to updated information, ten members of the group were able to leave the danger zone on their own. Another six people were injured and were taken to medical facilities.
Major fire in Norway: more than 100 residential homes burnedIn the municipality of Drammen in southern Norway, 50 kilometers west of Oslo, on Saturday, July 18, the fight against a major fire continues. The media calls it the largest in the country since World War II. The fire, which broke out the previous day, has already destroyed more than 100 residential houses in the village of Krokstadlevå and spread to the nearby forest, according to media company NRK.

Major fire in Norway: more than 100 residential homes burned

In the municipality of Drammen in southern Norway, 50 kilometers west of Oslo, on Saturday, July 18, the fight against a major fire continues. The media calls it the largest in the country since World War II. The fire, which broke out the previous day, has already destroyed more than 100 residential houses in the village of Krokstadlevå and spread to the nearby forest, according to media company NRK.
Hungary will shut down its only nuclear power plant due to low water levels in the DanubeHungary’s Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, announced that the operation of the country’s only nuclear power plant, Paks, will be halted due to a record drop in the water level of the Danube for the first time in 44 years. He said this on the night of Sunday, August 2, on the social media platform X. As Reuters reports, the Paks nuclear power plant provides nearly half of Hungary’s electricity generation and uses water from the Danube to cool the plant’s reactors. Amid a possible energy crisis, the country’s authorities urged residents and businesses to reduce electricity consumption.

Hungary will shut down its only nuclear power plant due to low water levels in the Danube

Hungary’s Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, announced that the operation of the country’s only nuclear power plant, Paks, will be halted due to a record drop in the water level of the Danube for the first time in 44 years. He said this on the night of Sunday, August 2, on the social media platform X.
As Reuters reports, the Paks nuclear power plant provides nearly half of Hungary’s electricity generation and uses water from the Danube to cool the plant’s reactors. Amid a possible energy crisis, the country’s authorities urged residents and businesses to reduce electricity consumption.
The White House is monitoring a cyclosporiasis outbreakThe White House is tracking an outbreak of cyclosporiasis caused by contaminated food products and promised to provide the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with the necessary resources, the White House press secretary, Caroline Levitt, said on Thursday. At a press briefing, Levitt told journalists that the federal government is working to establish the original source of the outbreak.

The White House is monitoring a cyclosporiasis outbreak

The White House is tracking an outbreak of cyclosporiasis caused by contaminated food products and promised to provide the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with the necessary resources, the White House press secretary, Caroline Levitt, said on Thursday.
At a press briefing, Levitt told journalists that the federal government is working to establish the original source of the outbreak.
Amazon cargo plane crashes near Miami airportAn Amazon-liveried Boeing 767-300 cargo plane crashed near Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon after running off the runway while landing. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said the aircraft was flying from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it veered off the runway around 22:00 Moscow time.

Amazon cargo plane crashes near Miami airport

An Amazon-liveried Boeing 767-300 cargo plane crashed near Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon after running off the runway while landing.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said the aircraft was flying from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it veered off the runway around 22:00 Moscow time.
Around 100 protesters broke into the site of a Microsoft data center in AmsterdamActivists broke into the construction site of a complex of three 85-meter towers, Reuters reports. Some climbed a crane and unfurled a banner opposing AI. The protesters opposed the construction of data centers and Microsoft’s cooperation with Israel. Amsterdam has a ban on new data centers until 2030, but the project, being developed by Pure Data Centres for Microsoft, was planned back in 2016 and is still under construction.

Around 100 protesters broke into the site of a Microsoft data center in Amsterdam

Activists broke into the construction site of a complex of three 85-meter towers, Reuters reports. Some climbed a crane and unfurled a banner opposing AI. The protesters opposed the construction of data centers and Microsoft’s cooperation with Israel. Amsterdam has a ban on new data centers until 2030, but the project, being developed by Pure Data Centres for Microsoft, was planned back in 2016 and is still under construction.
Youth protests escalate into riots in Germany’s major citiesIn Germany’s largest cities, demonstrations by young people organized by the Gen-Z regelt (“Gen Z decides”) movement had escalated into riots by Saturday evening, October 31. In Frankfurt am Main, some protesters smashed shop windows and clashed with police; in Berlin, 56 people were detained for offenses, while in Cologne, law enforcement authorities banned the march.

Youth protests escalate into riots in Germany’s major cities

In Germany’s largest cities, demonstrations by young people organized by the Gen-Z regelt (“Gen Z decides”) movement had escalated into riots by Saturday evening, October 31. In Frankfurt am Main, some protesters smashed shop windows and clashed with police; in Berlin, 56 people were detained for offenses, while in Cologne, law enforcement authorities banned the march.
Binance won’t repeat the FTX saga, but Bitcoin faces a test at $76,000CryptoQuant analyst believes that the theft of $6.3 billion from Binance is unlikely to lead to an FTX-style collapse: the exchange seems capable of covering customer losses. For bitcoin holders, BTC’s main risk lies elsewhere: prices are only a few percent above the average purchase price of recent investors.

Binance won’t repeat the FTX saga, but Bitcoin faces a test at $76,000

CryptoQuant analyst believes that the theft of $6.3 billion from Binance is unlikely to lead to an FTX-style collapse: the exchange seems capable of covering customer losses. For bitcoin holders,
BTC’s main risk lies elsewhere: prices are only a few percent above the average purchase price of recent investors.
Tusk Refuses to Compromise in Dispute over Constitutional TribunalPolish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed the country's citizens on Saturday evening, October 31, saying he would not compromise in his conflict with President Karol Nawrocki and the conservative Law and Justice party (PiS), which supports him, over the situation surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.

Tusk Refuses to Compromise in Dispute over Constitutional Tribunal

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed the country's citizens on Saturday evening, October 31, saying he would not compromise in his conflict with President Karol Nawrocki and the conservative Law and Justice party (PiS), which supports him, over the situation surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
More than 500 people detained at protests across FranceIn France, 565 people were detained during the third consecutive Saturday of mass protests, AFP reported on Saturday, October 31, citing the country’s interior ministry. According to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, the demonstrations were mostly peaceful, but members of far-left groups who took part used “monstrous violence” against law enforcement.

More than 500 people detained at protests across France

In France, 565 people were detained during the third consecutive Saturday of mass protests, AFP reported on Saturday, October 31, citing the country’s interior ministry. According to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, the demonstrations were mostly peaceful, but members of far-left groups who took part used “monstrous violence” against law enforcement.
Binance hackers raced to move billions before they were frozenThe attackers behind the alleged $6.3 billion Binance hack still control billions of dollars in cryptocurrency, despite token issuers’ attempts to freeze the stolen funds. The largest attack in cryptocurrency history began at 8:04 p.m. UTC on Thursday, and the attackers, linked to the same North Korean hackers behind last month’s Bitget hack, immediately began converting assets.

Binance hackers raced to move billions before they were frozen

The attackers behind the alleged $6.3 billion Binance hack still control billions of dollars in cryptocurrency, despite token issuers’ attempts to freeze the stolen funds.
The largest attack in cryptocurrency history began at 8:04 p.m. UTC on Thursday, and the attackers, linked to the same North Korean hackers behind last month’s Bitget hack, immediately began converting assets.
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