A powerful explosion rocked a house in Arlington County, Virginia, near Washington, D.C., leaving the surrounding area shaken. Police responded to reports of repeated flares being fired from the house before the explosion occurred. According to Ashley Savage, a spokesperson for the Arlington County police, shots were fired from inside the house while they were attempting to secure a search warrant, followed by the explosion. The suspect was believed to be the sole person inside at the time. Firefighters battled the ensuing blaze for about 3 hours, managing to gain control, but any potential casualties remained unknown. Several officers sustained minor injuries in the blast.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/iha-2023-12-05_09-54-27_493913.mp4?_=1İsa Demirhan, a Turkish SMA patient, has fulfilled his 16-year-long dream of performing Hajj. Despite his condition, Demirhan said his illness does not prevent him from completing the pilgrimage.
Using a wheelchair, Demirhan traveled to the holy lands with his family and support from Türkiye’s Presidency of Religious Affairs. “We registered in 2009 and waited nearly 16 years,” he said.
He encouraged others with disabilities not to hesitate: “If there are pilgrims worried due to a disability, they shouldn’t worry. Allah eases the way. The state and Religious Affairs are improving support every year.”