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Iran protest death toll nears 6,000 as Tehran warns US

A U.S.-based rights group says nearly 6,000 people have been killed in Iran’s ongoing protest crackdown, as Tehran warns Washington against any form of intervention. The demonstrations, which began in late December over economic hardship, quickly evolved into mass protests against the Islamic republic, with huge rallies from January 8 and a nationwide internet shutdown now in its 18th day.​ The Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said it has confirmed 5,848 deaths, including 209 security personnel, and is still investigating a further 17,091 possible fatalities. It also reported at least 41,283 arrests. By contrast, Iranian authorities last week gave an official toll of 3,117 dead, mostly described as security forces or bystanders killed by “rioters”.​ Rights monitors accuse security forces of firing directly at protesters under cover of the internet blackout. NetBlocks said the shutdown is “obscuring the extent […]

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Death toll from Iran unrest nears 2,600, rights group reports

The death toll from weeks of anti government unrest in Iran has climbed to almost 2,600 people, according to a US based human rights group. HRANA said it has so far verified the deaths of 2,403 protesters and 147 members of the security forces and other government affiliated individuals.​ An Iranian official separately told Reuters that about 2,000 people had been killed, marking the first time a figure in that range has been acknowledged by someone inside the system. The authorities have accused the United States and Israel of fomenting the unrest and say “terrorists” have attacked security forces, mosques and public property.​ The protests began on December 28 over soaring inflation but have since turned into one of the biggest challenges to Iran’s clerical rulers since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Demonstrations have spread nationwide, with funeral marches, strikes and […]

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Asia floods death toll passes 1,200

Severe monsoon floods sweeping across several Asian countries have killed more than 1,200 people and forced millions from their homes, as rescue teams struggle to reach many isolated communities.​ Days of relentless rain have triggered rivers to overflow, landslides to cut off key roads and villages, and widespread destruction of homes, farms, and basic infrastructure.​ India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, and parts of Southeast Asia are among the worst‑hit, with authorities reporting rising casualty figures as more bodies are recovered and remote areas become accessible.​ Rescue workers, soldiers, and volunteers are using boats and helicopters to evacuate stranded residents, deliver food, clean water, and medical supplies, and move survivors into crowded temporary shelters.​ Governments and international agencies have warned of heightened risks of waterborne diseases, hunger, and further displacement, calling for urgent humanitarian support and longer‑term investment in climate resilience and […]

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Aftershock Rocks Bangladesh as Quake Death Toll Rises to 10

A low-magnitude aftershock hit Bangladesh on Saturday, following a powerful 5.5-magnitude earthquake near Dhaka that killed at least 10 people and left hundreds injured. The initial quake damaged homes and infrastructure across affected districts, causing widespread fear and displacement. Saturday’s 3.3-magnitude aftershock centered in Ashulia, north of the capital, heightened public anxiety and revealed further cracks and destruction. Emergency operations are underway to assess damage and coordinate rescue efforts, as officials warn Bangladesh’s geography makes it highly vulnerable. Meteorologists note aftershocks are common; no major quakes have hit the region in over 100 years. Residents near the epicenter report unprecedented fear and damage, urging continued government support and vigilance.

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Banditry: Death Toll Hits 50 in Katsina Attacks

The death toll from bandit attacks in Malumfashi Local Government Area of Katsina State has risen to 50, according to the lawmaker representing the constituency in the State House of Assembly, Hon. Aminu Ibrahim. Ibrahim, speaking on the floor of the House, said the assailants killed 30 worshippers and burned 20 others alive in separate attacks across villages in his constituency. The fresh violence occurred in Gidan Adamu Mantau, Unguwar Yar Mai Dabo, and Makera villages in Karfi Ward, as well as Burdigau community in Yaba Ward, leaving residents in shock and despair. ‘We raised the alarm, but soldiers withdrew’ The lawmaker revealed that villagers had reported suspicious movements of bandits around Burdigau between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Monday. Soldiers, however, only arrived much later and eventually withdrew without securing the area. By dawn on Tuesday, the attackers […]

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Death Toll from Russian Gunpowder Factory Blast Climbs to 20

The number of people killed in Friday’s explosion at a gunpowder factory near Moscow has risen to 20, with more than 130 others injured, local authorities confirmed on Monday. The blast occurred at the Elastik gunpowder and ammunition plant in Ryazan, about 200 kilometres southeast of Moscow. Initial reports had put the death toll at 11. Officials declared Monday a day of mourning in the region. According to local sources, the explosion may have been triggered by a rogue shell detonation. Independent outlets reported that the factory had previously been warned over repeated safety violations. Russia’s Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case for possible breaches of industrial safety regulations, suggesting the incident was not linked to Ukrainian sabotage. Photos released by the emergency ministry showed parts of the plant reduced to rubble. Search and rescue operations were still underway […]

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Tragedy at South African Gold Mine: Death Toll Rises to 78.

South African rescue teams have recovered 78 bodies and rescued 166 survivors from the Stilfontein gold mine after a three-day operation. The disaster, which has left families devastated, highlights ongoing concerns about mine safety. Police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe provided updates, noting the extensive efforts by rescue teams. Investigations into the cause of the tragedy are underway.

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