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The death toll from a landslide near an illegal gold mine on Indonesia's central island of Sulawesi had risen to 23 people, while 35 others are still missing, an official said Tuesday. Unlicensed mines are common across the mineral-rich Southeast Asian archipelago, where abandoned sites attract locals who hunt for leftover gold ore without proper safety equipment. The landslide hit a remote village in the Bone Bolango district of Gorontalo province late Saturday following intense rains. 'As of this afternoon… 23 people died, 66 people survived and 35 people are being searched' for, Gorontalo search and rescue agency official Ida
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South Africa is one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa with over 740,000 infections.
The country recorded 60 more virus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 20,011.
By Stephen Oduntan LAPD officers arrested three people affiliated with Black Lives Matter- Los Angeles at a rally on Tuesday to support progressive justice reform. Many of the activists present said police had targeted organizers and leaders of the protest due to their political beliefs. One of the three individuals arrested was Anthony Rankin, a […]
As his lawyer was absent from court on Monday for the commencement of trial, High Court Judge Navindra Singh threw out the $80.5 million civil suit brought by Colwyn Harding who back in 2013 had alleged that police officers had raped him by inserting a baton into his rectum.
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[Monitor] Security agencies on Thursday raided a city hotel and arrested more than 30 polling observers.
[The Herald] The increase in economic crimes that have become a threat to socio-economic development is a serious concern, senior Government official has said.
Detective Joshua Jaynes, who secured the search warrant for Taylor's apartment, and Detective Myles Cosgrove, who federal investigators said fired the shot that killed her, have been terminated.
After the cattle were thrown out, the taxi crashed near farm hostels and the suspects escaped on foot. Police are still searching for them.
