Israeli police kill palestinian man, wounds 20 others

Name: Israeli police kill palestinian man, wounds 20 others
Uploaded: 2022-04-14
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Description: The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 1 Palestinian man was killed and 20 injured as a result of the attack carried out by Israeli forces in the city of Nablus, located in the north of the West Bank region of Palestine. The Ministry of H

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The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 1 Palestinian man was killed and 20 injured as a result of the attack carried out by Israeli forces in the city of Nablus, located in the north of the West Bank region of Palestine. The Ministry of Health stated that 34-year-old Palestinian Mohammed Hasan Assaf was shot dead in the chest by Israeli forces.

The Palestine Red Crescent’s Ambulance and Emergency Manager, Ahmed Jibril, announced that 5 Palestinians were shot with real bullets and 5 with rubber bullets in the Beta region south of Nablus. According to Jibril, one person was injured as a result of the gas bomb attack, and one person was injured as a result of a collision with an Israeli forces vehicle. Jibril also stated that eight people were injured in clashes with Israeli forces in Nablus’ east.

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A week-long strike by Berlin City Cleaning Company (BSR) workers has left 12,000 tons of garbage piled up on the streets, with cleanup efforts expected to take two weeks.

The strike, called by the Ver.di union after failed wage negotiations, halted waste collection, waste-to-energy plants, and biogas facilities from March 10-14. Overflowing bins and trash piles have raised health concerns, with warnings about rat infestations and disease risks.

With the strike over, 1,300 workers resumed collection, but negotiations remain unresolved. The union demands an 8% wage increase or at least €350 more per month, while employers reject the terms. No further strikes are planned for the next 14 days.

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