A landslide in Gümüşhane’s Kürtün district in Türkiye caused panic as tons of soil moved, blocking access roads to several villages. Citizens recorded the frightening event with their mobile phones, capturing moments of fear and panic. The road leading to the villages was closed temporarily due to the landslide but reopened after cleanup efforts.
In Saint Paul, Minnesota, a dramatic dash cam video captured a vehicle crashing into a barrier and catching fire on April 18. Bystanders raced against time to rescue the trapped driver as flames engulfed the right side of the vehicle, preventing him from opening the door. With at least 5 people attempting to force the […]
Following the Israeli army’s withdrawal from Khan Yunis on April 7, efforts persist in uncovering mass graves. Yamen Abu Suleyman, Director of Han Yunus Civil Defense, reported the discovery of 35 more bodies in a mass grave at Nasser Hospital’s yard, bringing the total found to 310. Some victims showed signs of being tied […]
Nestled in Kayseri, Türkiye, at 1,073 meters above sea level along a major bird migration path spanning Europe, Asia, and Africa, Hürmetçi Marshes unveils its scenic beauty as temperatures rise. This wetland, acclaimed internationally, sits between Hürmetçi and Karpuzsekisi neighborhoods, 13 kilometers southwest of Kayseri. Spring breathes life into Hürmetçi Reeds, a wildlife haven at […]
A migrant boat attempting to cross the English Channel from France to England ended in tragedy, with 5 fatalities including a child. The French Coast Guard reported panic on the boat carrying 110 people, leading to the deaths of 3 men, 1 woman, and 1 child. The incident occurred near Wimereux, sparking a ongoing search […]
Protests surge at US universities over Gaza conflict, spreading from Columbia to NYU and Yale. Hundreds rally at Yale in Connecticut and NYU in Manhattan, urging disassociation from Israeli-linked weapon makers. Tent camps dismantled, with over 45 detained in New Haven. At NYU, demonstrators demand divestment from Israel-supporting companies; dozens detained. Columbia shifts to online […]
A cargo ship carrying 4,900 tons of steel from China’s Fujian province collided with the Jiujiang Bridge in Foshan city, Guangdong province, causing it to sink. The ship, with 11 crew members, began taking on water after the crash and sank later. Seven crew members were rescued, while four remained missing, prompting a large-scale search […]
State officials gathered at Anıtkabir, the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, to mark April 23 National Sovereignty and Children’s Day alongside the Turkish Grand National Assembly’s 104th anniversary. The ceremony, attended by prominent figures including Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş, CHP Chairman Özgür Özel, and MHP Deputy […]
Israel’s ongoing attacks on the Gaza Strip have resulted in a tragic toll, with 34,183 lives lost and 77,143 people injured over 200 days. The recent escalation saw 32 fatalities and 59 injuries in three attacks within 24 hours, as reported by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza. These attacks, which included […]
During a parade rehearsal for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s 90th anniversary, two navy helicopters collided at the Lumut naval base in Perak. The incident, occurring at 09:32 local time, resulted in the deaths of all 10 crew members onboard. The collision was captured on local media, showing one helicopter crashing into the other before both […]