A child at a restaurant faced a life-threatening situation when food got stuck in his windpipe in Türkiye’s Karabük. Quick to act, restaurant employee Ferdi Kanış, aged 40, stepped in and skillfully used the Heimlich Maneuver to save the child. Kanış shared the details, mentioning how the child’s panicked mother urgently sought help. After performing the Heimlich Maneuver and ensuring the child’s well-being, Kanış also helped calm the distressed pregnant mother. He attributed his effective response to first aid training provided by the restaurant owner.
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Microsoft has fired software engineer Joe Lopez after he publicly protested the company’s Azure technology being used by Israel in attacks on Gaza.
Lopez interrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s speech at a company conference in Seattle on May 19, accusing Microsoft of supporting Israeli war crimes. He was later dismissed via email, according to activist group “No Azure for Apartheid.”
The group also claimed Microsoft banned terms like “Palestine”, “Gaza”, and “genocide” from internal emails. Lopez had worked on Azure’s AI services team and previously warned colleagues about the technology’s alleged use in targeting civilians.
Microsoft has not publicly responded to the incident.
TR