An elderly patient has had a wrong leg amputated in what the hospital called “tragic mistake” caused by human error.
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‘No alternative to vaccine passports’ – Dubai airport boss
The boss of the world’s busiest airport for international passengers has said Covid passports are the only way to restart mass foreign travel.
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SPAIN: 17-year-old Ivorian Cast Adrift For 22 Days Rescued
A Spanish military helicopter rescued three migrant ship survivors cast adrift for 22 days.
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Manslaughter Charge For NY Landlord After Tenant Died Jumping From Burning Building
A Brooklyn landlord has been charged with second-degree manslaughter after one of his tenants fatally jumped out of a window to escape a fire.
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UK: Luton Airport Braw: 11 charged, 3 Hospitalised
A mass brawl between passengers in the departure lounge of Luton Airport has seen eleven people charged while three were hospitalized.
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CAMEROON: 5years Jail For Two Transgender Women
Two transgender women in Cameroon have been sentenced to five years in jail for contravening homosexuality laws.
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INDIA: Viral Video Of Hindus Throwing Religious Statues In River Is False
A viral video showing Indians throwing Hindu religious statues being thrown into a river because the gods apparently failed to protect them from the novel coronavirus. In the 3minutes, 40 seconds video, men can be seen climbing into a truck containing large idols and lobbing the idols one by one over the bridge into a river below.
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GERMANY: Data Regulator Bans Facebook From Using WhatsApp User’s Data
German data watchdog has ordered Facebook to stop processing user data from its instant messaging service WhatsApp due to a recent privacy policy update that violated European data protection rules.
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Four-year-old Buys $2,618 Worth Of SpongBob Ice-lollies On Amazon
A four-year-old New York boy took his love for SpongeBob ice lollies to a new level when he ordered a staggering $2,618 worth of the popsicles from amazon on his Mum’s account without her consent.
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JAPAN: Test Event Success Gives Tokyo Olympics The All Clear
It appears the Tokyo Olympic games will be going ahead in July following the success of the various athletics test events attended by a handful of international and local athletes.
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