The first documented case of a woman using the Sarco "suicide pod" in Switzerland has taken a new turn. An autopsy reportedly found strangulation marks on her neck, sparking speculations about her death.
The Air Quality Index in Pakistan's Lahore stood at 1,900, its highest ever, prompting the country to write a letter to the Indian government to open a dialogue on the issue.
Day after king and PM pelted by angry residents, search focuses on areas where people could have been trappedHundreds of civil and military emergency workers are searching shopping centres, garages and underground car parks for more victims of floods in the Valencia region that have killed at least 214 people, as public anger mounts over Spanish authorities’ handling of the disaster.Yellow and amber weather warnings were in place for parts of Valencia and neighbouring Catalonia on Monday, with people in the affected areas advised to stay off the roads and keep away from the coast and rivers. Continue reading...
In another case of a shocking cryptocurrency scam, a Colorado resident was tricked into sending $6,000 worth of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) to bogus law enforcement officials.
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The Supreme Court on Monday demanded an "immediate" response from the Delhi government and police to the ban - which seems to exist on paper only - against firecrackers during Diwali, a ban that is announced, and ignored, every year.
Quincy Jones, one of the most influential jazz musicians of the 20th century, was a titan of the music industry who worked with many of the world's biggest stars.
More than 10,000 motorists are still driving on the UK's roads when they would normally be banned - including one with 176 penalty points, figures have shown.
Exclusive: Researchers find treatment plants designed to clean up leachate liquid waste boost levels of banned PFASProcesses intended to decontaminate noxious liquid landfill waste before it enters rivers and sewers have been found to increase the levels of some of the worst toxic chemicals, a study has shown.Landfills are well known to be a main source of PFAS forever chemicals – or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances – but the new study shows that the treatment plants designed to clean up the liquid waste can instead boost the levels of banned PFAS such as PFOA and PFOS, in some cases by as much as 1,335%. Continue reading...
