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Dozens of students and teachers abducted from schools in Oyo State, Nigeria, have been rescued after 56 days in captivity. President Bola Tinubu announced the successful operation, which resulted in the arrest of eight assailants. The kidnappings have raised ongoing concerns about the security crisis in Nigeria.
Passengers swim to safety after a Cessna 402B aircraft operated by ZED Airlines made an emergency water landing off Lafiteau, Haiti, with no injuries reported.
In New Jersey State Prison, the frequency of suicides is rising, necessitating the use of “Code 66” to signal such emergencies. Recent reports indicate at least 13 suicides occurred between 2018 and 2024, with many involving individuals in disciplinary housing units, highlighting systemic mental health concerns.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir faces criticism for his treatment of detained Gaza flotilla activists, prompting responses from international and local officials.
Bodycams recovered from five Italian divers who died in a Maldives cave dive could provide insights into the circumstances leading to their tragic deaths.
A man, Yves Sakila, died after being restrained by security guards outside Arnotts in Dublin, prompting an investigation by the Garda Ombudsman into the incident.
Prosecutors in Croatia have launched an investigation into two tourists accused of participating in sniper tours during the Siege of Sarajevo, which resulted in numerous civilian casualties.
Kenya’s nationwide transport strike is suspended for one week following mass protests over rising fuel prices, which have surged amid geopolitical tensions. Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen announced the pause for negotiations after four deaths and over 700 arrests were reported during the unrest.
A farmer in Esperance, Australia, found a live frog named Greg in a supermarket bag of lettuce, prompting Woolworths to investigate the isolated incident.
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