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August 04, 2025
Leaders condemn videos of emaciated hostages as Red Cross calls for access
WELLINGTON — A woman in New Zealand has been arrested after a two-year-old girl was found in her luggage while she was travelling on a bus.Police said officers were called to a bus stop in Kaiwaka, a small town in the north of the country, on Sunday after a passenger asked for access to the luggage compartment."The driver became concerned when he noticed the bag moving. When the driver opened the suitcase, they discovered the two-year-old girl," New Zealand Police said a statement.The woman, 27, has been arrested and charged with ill-treatment/neglect of a child."The little girl was reported to be very hot, but otherwise appeared physically unharmed," police said.She has been taken to hospital, where she is undergoing medical assessment, they added.The relationship...
August 04, 2025
New Zealand woman arrested after two-year-old found in luggage
August 04, 2025
Poland extends border controls with Germany, Lithuania until October 4 over migration concerns
ISLAMABAD — At least 299 people, including 140 children, have been killed in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since the onset of the monsoon season on June 26, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said on Sunday.The NDMA reported that more than 700 others have been injured as torrential rains triggered flash floods and landslides in multiple regions. Of the 715 injured, 239 were children, 204 were women, and 272 were men.Almost half of the fatalities were recorded in Punjab province, with the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) registering the second-highest death toll.The Pakistan Meteorological Department has warned of a fresh spell of heavy rain and thunderstorms in Punjab, KP, and Pakistan-administered Kashmir starting Monday, prompting rescue agencies to prepare...
August 04, 2025
Pakistan monsoon death toll rises to 299, including 140 children
KHARTOUM — At least 80 people have died and more than 2,100 cholera cases have been recorded across Sudan’s five Darfur states as of July 30, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on Sunday.The agency reported that in Tawila, North Darfur State, 20 people have died and 1,180 cases have been confirmed since June 21.“Across the five Darfur States, the total cholera caseload as of 30 July has reached nearly 2,140, with at least 80 fatalities,” UNICEF said. It warned that more than 640,000 children in North Darfur are at risk from violence, hunger, and the disease.“Despite being preventable and easily treatable, cholera is ripping through Tawila and elsewhere in Darfur, threatening children’s lives, especially the youngest and most vulnerable,” said Sheldon Yett, UNICEF’s...
August 03, 2025
UNICEF: Cholera outbreak kills 80, sickens over 2,100 in Sudan’s Darfur
August 03, 2025
Zelenskyy says Ukraine preparing list for new prisoner swap with Russia
August 03, 2025
Volcano erupts in Russia's Kamchatka for first time in 500 years after massive quake
August 03, 2025
Palestine Red Crescent says Israeli strike on Gaza HQ kills worker, injures three
August 03, 2025
Tens of thousands march across Sydney Harbour Bridge in pro-Palestine rally
August 03, 2025
Two arrested after fatal assault of language school student in Cambridge
