<p>A two-year-old boy in the United States accidentally shot his pregnant mother on Friday, killing her as well as her unborn baby, said police.</p>

<p>According to the Norwalk Police Department as well as local media reports, police received a call at around 1:11 pm&nbsp;that day from a residence in Norwalk, Ohio. The woman, who was later identified as 31-year-old Laura Ilg, informed the dispatchers that she was shot in her back accidentally by her toddler after he got hold of the gun, as reported by Cleveland 19 News.</p>

<h2><strong>Woman called police after being shot</strong></h2>

<p>The police officers immediately rushed the woman to nearby Fisher-Titus Medical Center where she had to go through an emergency C-section.&nbsp;However, the doctors failed to save the 33-week unborn baby, Police Chief Dave Smith informed the local media outlets on Tuesday. He added that the baby boy, if alive, would have been the second child of Ilg, adding that she also succumbed to her injuries three hours later at around 5 pm on Friday.</p>

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<p>After the gun was accidentally fired, Ilg first dialled her husband who was at work when the incident occurred, before calling the police, said Smith. &nbsp;</p>

<p>He said that when the police officers reached the house, they broke down the door to enter and discovered the mother and child in a bedroom located upstairs. The local media was informed by the police chief that a SIG Sauer micro 9 mm handgun was seized by the police officers from the scene.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Smith stated that Ilg was "uncomfortable and in shock," however, she had maintained enough calm to provide details of the accident to the police.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Bedroom door, baby gates accidentally left open</strong></h2>

<p>Speaking to the 19 News, the police chief said that the house was "full of safety features," and numerous protections were in place, which included baby gates.</p>

<p>However, he said the investigators later learned that various baby gates and a bedroom door, which are usually kept closed, were left open accidentally on the day when the shooting took place. Smith said that the family members had callously left the gun, which was used in the incident, on a bedroom nightstand and added that normally the toddler had no access to the bedroom because the room was kept locked.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The police were told by Ilg that she believed her son entered the room while she was busy doing laundry and he began playing with the gun during which it accidentally fired into her back, Smith said to the local media. Ilg said that she had no idea her child would be able to hold the gun, let alone pull the trigger. Ilg's husband informed the police the gun belongs to him, the police chief stated. Currently, the 2-year-old boy is in the custody of his father, said Smith.</p>

<p>The police chief stated that the incident is being looked at as an accidental shooting. The gun's functionality and how the trigger was pulled by a 2-year-old are being investigated by the police.&nbsp;</p>

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A two-year-old boy in the United States accidentally shot his pregnant mother on Friday, killing her as well as her unborn baby, said police. According to the Norwalk Police Department as well as local media reports, police received a call at around 1:11 pm that day from a residence in Norwalk, Ohio.

A two-year-old boy in the United States accidentally shot his pregnant mother on Friday, killing her as well as her unborn baby, said police. According to the Norwalk Police Department as well as local media reports, police received a call at around 1:11 pm that day from a residence in Norwalk, Ohio. The woman, who was later identified as 31-year-old Laura Ilg, informed the dispatchers that she was shot in her back accidentally by her toddler after he got hold of the gun, as reported by Cleveland 19 News. Woman called police after being shot The police officers immediately rushed the woman to nearby Fisher-Titus Medical Center where she had to go through an emergency C-section. However, the doctors failed to save the 33-week unborn baby, Police Chief Dave Smith informed the local media outlets on Tuesday. He added that the baby boy, if alive, would have been the second child of Ilg, adding that she also succumbed to her injuries three hours later at around 5 pm on Friday. ALSO READ | Tennessee horrific murder-suicide: Man, possessing '50 to 60' guns, kills estranged wife, four kids After the gun was accidentally fired, Ilg first dialled her husband who was at work when the incident occurred, before calling the police, said Smith. He said that when the police officers reached the house, they broke down the door to enter and discovered the mother and child in a bedroom located upstairs. The local media was informed by the police chief that a SIG Sauer micro 9 mm handgun was seized by the police officers from the scene. Smith stated that Ilg was "uncomfortable and in shock," however, she had maintained enough calm to provide details of the accident to the police. Bedroom door, baby gates accidentally left open Speaking to the 19 News, the police chief said that the house was "full of safety features," and numerous protections were in place, which included baby gates. However, he said the investigators later learned that various baby gates and a bedroom door, which are usually kept closed, were left open accidentally on the day when the shooting took place. Smith said that the family members had callously left the gun, which was used in the incident, on a bedroom nightstand and added that normally the toddler had no access to the bedroom because the room was kept locked. WATCH | US gun violence crisis: How easy is it to buy guns? | WION Wideangle The police were told by Ilg that she believed her son entered the room while she was busy doing laundry and he began playing with the gun during which it accidentally fired into her back, Smith said to the local media. Ilg said that she had no idea her child would be able to hold the gun, let alone pull the trigger. Ilg's husband informed the police the gun belongs to him, the police chief stated. Currently, the 2-year-old boy is in the custody of his father, said Smith. The police chief stated that the incident is being looked at as an accidental shooting. The gun's functionality and how the trigger was pulled by a 2-year-old are being investigated by the police. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>Moscow region Governor Andrei Vorobyov on Wednesday said that the Russian forces brought down two drones outside the capital city as they approached a local military unit&nbsp;warehouse, which they say was Ukraine's latest attempt&nbsp;to strike targets inside Russia during the initial phase of Kyiv’s recent counteroffensive.</p>

<p>The third drone's wreckage was found discovered around 20 kilometres (12 miles) away from the site where the drones crashed, reported Russian media. No casualties or damage were reported in the alleged drone attack.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Russia calls it an 'unsuccessful attempt at a terrorist attack'</strong></h2>

<p>The Russian defence ministry said that it was “an unsuccessful attempt at a terrorist attack” by “the Kyiv regime” on its facilities located in the region of Moscow. In a statement, the ministry added that they brought down all three drones by radio-electronic means.</p>

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<p>Ukraine, which generally does not confirm attacks it carries out on Russian soil, did not make any immediate comment about the drones which were downed. Earlier, Ukrainian officials emphasised the right of the country to strike any target in response to the invasion of Russia and the war that began in February 2022.</p>

<p>In December, Russia claimed to have shot down drones which were targeted at military air bases in the Ryazan and Saratov regions of western Russia.</p>

<h2><strong>Increasing drone attacks&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>As per reports, many drones have flown deep into Russia on several occasions. In February, a UJ-22 crashed 100 kilometres (60 miles) away from Moscow, after which the Russian capital has allegedly been repeatedly approached by Ukrainian drones.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Last month, the Russian capital was jolted by a drone attack, although it suffered only slight damage. The attack was seen as one of the deepest and most daring strikes by Kyiv into Russia.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In that month, it was the second reported strike on Moscow after Russian authorities claimed that the Kremlin was targeted by two drones.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>During that time, Russian President Vladimir Putin had stated that the air defence of Moscow “worked in a satisfactory way,” but added it was “clear what we need to do to plug the gaps” in the system.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, there was a disruption in the train traffic on the Crimean Peninsula on Wednesday, as per its Russian-installed governor Sergei Aksyonov.</p>

<p>Aksyonov did not specify what led to the disruption, however, some Russian media outlets stated that apparent sabotage operations blew up the rail lines overnight.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Moscow region Governor Andrei Vorobyov on Wednesday said that the Russian forces brought down two drones outside the capital city as they approached a local military unit warehouse, which they say was Ukraine's latest attempt to strike targets inside Russia during the initial phase of Kyiv’s recent counteroffensive.

Moscow region Governor Andrei Vorobyov on Wednesday said that the Russian forces brought down two drones outside the capital city as they approached a local military unit warehouse, which they say was Ukraine's latest attempt to strike targets inside Russia during the initial phase of Kyiv’s recent counteroffensive. The third drone's wreckage was found discovered around 20 kilometres (12 miles) away from the site where the drones crashed, reported Russian media. No casualties or damage were reported in the alleged drone attack. Russia calls it an 'unsuccessful attempt at a terrorist attack' The Russian defence ministry said that it was “an unsuccessful attempt at a terrorist attack” by “the Kyiv regime” on its facilities located in the region of Moscow. In a statement, the ministry added that they brought down all three drones by radio-electronic means. ALSO READ | Ukraine planning to launch missiles at Crimea, Russia claims Ukraine, which generally does not confirm attacks it carries out on Russian soil, did not make any immediate comment about the drones which were downed. Earlier, Ukrainian officials emphasised the right of the country to strike any target in response to the invasion of Russia and the war that began in February 2022. In December, Russia claimed to have shot down drones which were targeted at military air bases in the Ryazan and Saratov regions of western Russia. Increasing drone attacks As per reports, many drones have flown deep into Russia on several occasions. In February, a UJ-22 crashed 100 kilometres (60 miles) away from Moscow, after which the Russian capital has allegedly been repeatedly approached by Ukrainian drones. Last month, the Russian capital was jolted by a drone attack, although it suffered only slight damage. The attack was seen as one of the deepest and most daring strikes by Kyiv into Russia. In that month, it was the second reported strike on Moscow after Russian authorities claimed that the Kremlin was targeted by two drones. WATCH | Ukraine: Counteroffensive leads to advancements in Southern region | Russia-Ukraine War During that time, Russian President Vladimir Putin had stated that the air defence of Moscow “worked in a satisfactory way,” but added it was “clear what we need to do to plug the gaps” in the system. Meanwhile, there was a disruption in the train traffic on the Crimean Peninsula on Wednesday, as per its Russian-installed governor Sergei Aksyonov. Aksyonov did not specify what led to the disruption, however, some Russian media outlets stated that apparent sabotage operations blew up the rail lines overnight. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p data-testid="paragraph-0">A Swedish appeals court on Wednesday convicted Italian surgeon Paolo Macchiarini of gross assault for implanting artificial tracheas in three patients who later died, sentencing him to two-and-a-half years in prison.</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-1">The former surgeon at Karolinska University Hospital, which is linked to the institute that awards the Nobel Prize for Medicine, was charged over the experimental procedure carried out in 2011-12.</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-2">Last year a lower court had found Macchiarini not guilty of aggravated assault in all three cases of death, and guilty of causing grievous bodily harm in a fourth case, handing down a suspended sentence.</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-3">Striking down the three acquittal verdicts, the appeals court said in a statement it did "not question that the surgeon hoped his method would work" but found that Macchiarini had "acted with criminal intent".</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-4">"The investigation shows that he realised the risk that the procedures would cause the patients physical injuries and suffering, and that he was indifferent to the realisation of these risks," it added.</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-5">Macchiarini's Swedish defence lawyer did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.</p>

<p data-testid="paragraph-6">In 2016, the Swedish government dismissed the board of the Karolinska Institute after an investigation found it was negligent when hiring Macchiarini and letting him operate on patients.</p>

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A Swedish appeals court on Wednesday convicted Italian surgeon Paolo Macchiarini of gross assault for implanting artificial tracheas in three patients who later died, sentencing him to two-and-a-half years in prison.

A Swedish appeals court on Wednesday convicted Italian surgeon Paolo Macchiarini of gross assault for implanting artificial tracheas in three patients who later died, sentencing him to two-and-a-half years in prison. The former surgeon at Karolinska University Hospital, which is linked to the institute that awards the Nobel Prize for Medicine, was charged over the experimental procedure carried out in 2011-12. Last year a lower court had found Macchiarini not guilty of aggravated assault in all three cases of death, and guilty of causing grievous bodily harm in a fourth case, handing down a suspended sentence. Striking down the three acquittal verdicts, the appeals court said in a statement it did "not question that the surgeon hoped his method would work" but found that Macchiarini had "acted with criminal intent". "The investigation shows that he realised the risk that the procedures would cause the patients physical injuries and suffering, and that he was indifferent to the realisation of these risks," it added. Macchiarini's Swedish defence lawyer did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. In 2016, the Swedish government dismissed the board of the Karolinska Institute after an investigation found it was negligent when hiring Macchiarini and letting him operate on patients. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Considered one of the deadliest maritime disasters in the history of the United States, it occurred on July 24, 1915, when SS Eastland capsized on the Chicago River, killing more than 800 people.

Around 2,150 refugees were travelling in SS Kiangya on December 4, 1948, when the ship exploded in the Huangpu River, most probably because it struck a World War II-era mine. More than 4,000 were killed in the tragedy.

SS Sultana exploded on April 27, 1865, on the Mississippi River, making it another deadliest maritime disaster in US history. The explosion occurred after the overtaxed boiler ruptured, which led to the death of hundreds of people as many remained trapped due to the collapse of the overloaded decks. Around 1,800 people were killed in the incident.

A German U-boat attacked the RMS Lusitania on May 7, 1915, after which the ship sank in just 18 minutes, killing 1,198 passengers. Germans considered the ship a legitimate target because they believed it was being used for transporting war material.


On December 20, 1987, the passenger ferry MV Dona Paz collided with oil tanker MT Vector in the Tablas Strait, near Manila. Due to the collision, 8,800 barrels of oil and gasoline spilt on the Vector, and the two ships were quickly engulfed in the blaze. The incident led to the death of more than 4,400 passengers and crew on both ships, and only 26 people were rescued.

On January 30, 1945, three torpedoes fired by a Soviet submarine slammed the ship's port side, which was carrying more than 10,000 passengers. In just an hour, the Gustloff slipped below the frigid Baltic waves. More than 9,000 people died in the tragedy.

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<p>In a bizarre step, radio DJ Randy 'R Dub' Williams, after travelling to over 190 UN-designated countries across the world, has established his own micronation called 'Slowjamastan' and made himself 'Sultan' of the territory, which spreads across 11 acres in the Golden State.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The radio DJ from San Diego, after visiting so many countries, decided to create his own country under his rule.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I've seen some incredible places that many people do not get the chance to travel to … What's next for me, it's to make a country of my own," Williams said while speaking to FOX 5. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The micronation, like any other country, has rules for residents. The actions outlawed include eating string cheese by biting through it and not pulling it apart, playing 'mumble rap' music and wearing crocs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The United States has not officially recognised the micronations, although 16 countries have stamped Williams' Slowjamastan passport. The man has claimed that 5,000 people have signed up to become&nbsp;his country's citizens.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Slowjamastan and other micronations are independent, however, not formally recognised by sovereign states. There are around 70 such countries around the world. &nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Micronation with the national anthem, parliament</strong></h2>

<p>Williams got the idea of creating Slowjamastan after coming across a micronation in Nevada called the 'Republic of Molossia'. &nbsp;</p>

<p>After purchasing the land in 2021, the Sultan made efforts to cultivate it into a nation and place it on the map.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The micronation has its own national anthem called 'Slowjamastan (I think It's Gonna Be an Awesome Place),' and also has a national animal - the ringtail raccoon and a 'parliament'.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The currency of Slowjamastan is the 'duble'. Speaking about the structure of the government, Williams said it's a &nbsp;dictatorship which becomes a democracy occasionally.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We are a republic on some days, but on (other) days we have a dictatorship. I am the great leader that makes the rules, although sometimes … we let the community chime in on issues that are important to the Slowjamastani," the radio DJ said.</p>

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<p>Apart from the ban on mumble rap and crocs, residents are also not permitted to drive in the left lane unless another car is actually passing by.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The sultan is the sultan of slow jams. He loves the Boys II Men, and the Usher, and the Alicia Keys, Luther Vandross and Anita Baker," Williams said. &nbsp;</p>

<p>"That's just kind of the tie-in we wanted – the land of slow jams where people could come and just vibe out and relax," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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In a bizarre step, radio DJ Randy 'R Dub' Williams, after travelling to over 190 UN-designated countries across the world, has established his own micronation called 'Slowjamastan' and made himself 'Sultan' of the territory, which spreads across 11 acres in the Golden State.

In a bizarre step, radio DJ Randy 'R Dub' Williams, after travelling to over 190 UN-designated countries across the world, has established his own micronation called 'Slowjamastan' and made himself 'Sultan' of the territory, which spreads across 11 acres in the Golden State. The radio DJ from San Diego, after visiting so many countries, decided to create his own country under his rule. "I've seen some incredible places that many people do not get the chance to travel to … What's next for me, it's to make a country of my own," Williams said while speaking to FOX 5. The micronation, like any other country, has rules for residents. The actions outlawed include eating string cheese by biting through it and not pulling it apart, playing 'mumble rap' music and wearing crocs. The United States has not officially recognised the micronations, although 16 countries have stamped Williams' Slowjamastan passport. The man has claimed that 5,000 people have signed up to become his country's citizens. ALSO READ | Archaeologists unearth 3,000-year-old sword that 'still shines' in Germany Slowjamastan and other micronations are independent, however, not formally recognised by sovereign states. There are around 70 such countries around the world. Micronation with the national anthem, parliament Williams got the idea of creating Slowjamastan after coming across a micronation in Nevada called the 'Republic of Molossia'. After purchasing the land in 2021, the Sultan made efforts to cultivate it into a nation and place it on the map. The micronation has its own national anthem called 'Slowjamastan (I think It's Gonna Be an Awesome Place),' and also has a national animal - the ringtail raccoon and a 'parliament'. The currency of Slowjamastan is the 'duble'. Speaking about the structure of the government, Williams said it's a dictatorship which becomes a democracy occasionally. "We are a republic on some days, but on (other) days we have a dictatorship. I am the great leader that makes the rules, although sometimes … we let the community chime in on issues that are important to the Slowjamastani," the radio DJ said. WATCH | Iraq unveils 2,800-YO ancient stone tablet | China social media influencer dies | Trending on WION Apart from the ban on mumble rap and crocs, residents are also not permitted to drive in the left lane unless another car is actually passing by. "The sultan is the sultan of slow jams. He loves the Boys II Men, and the Usher, and the Alicia Keys, Luther Vandross and Anita Baker," Williams said. "That's just kind of the tie-in we wanted – the land of slow jams where people could come and just vibe out and relax," he added. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>According to the archaeologists an ancient oblong artefact, which dates back to 42,000 years, has a carving over it which suspiciously looks penis-like. Some of them also believe that the artefact can be one of the earliest phallic figurines discovered in the world.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, all researchers are not convinced by the observation, as all penis-like objects are not created with genitals in mind.</p>

<h2><strong>Rather shapeless, says archaeologist&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Boston University archaeologist Curtis Runnels, speaking to <em>Science Alert</em>, said that the ornament looks "rather shapeless", however, it is hard to disagree with the observation at first glance.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>University of Bordeaux's archaeologist Solange Rigaud and her colleagues stated that blob-like or not, the truth of the artefact lies in the details.</p>

<p>The grooved ornament, which has been given the tag T21, was originally discovered at an archaeological site in Mongolia in 2016. Recently, experts gave a closer look at the object which is estimated to be roughly between 39,500 and 42,200 years old, which suggests that it was created in the Upper Paleolithic period.</p>

<p>Two grooves have been made on the ornament's four-centimetre (1.6-inch) long body using a pointy stone tool. The deepest groove has been wrapped around the ornament's midsection, while the other groove has been carved short and deep from the top to the bottom of the ornament.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the researchers, the former incision was designed to show the glans of a penis, while they carved the latter incision with the intention to create a urethral opening.</p>

<h2><strong>Used as a tool?</strong></h2>

<p>The same features were observed in a 20-centimetre-long stone pebble which was discovered in Germany that is 28,000 years old and is believed to be one of the earliest representations of male sexuality ever discovered. The experts suspected that it may have been used as a tool, possibly to knap flints.</p>

<p>Even though the artefact from Mongolia remains unclear, if the archaeologists are correct about the fact that the design is&nbsp;similar to a penis, it can turn out to be human genitalia's earliest symbolic use found anywhere.</p>

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<p>The ornament's 'backside is flattened out and appears shiny and smooth, which makes researchers believe that it was worn probably on someone's chest and was held using a cord wrapped around the middle groove.</p>

<p>"Overall, the use-wear pattern is consistent with the suspension of the pendant in contact with soft material for an extended period," the researchers stated.&nbsp;</p>

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According to the archaeologists an ancient oblong artefact, which dates back to 42,000 years, has a carving over it which suspiciously looks penis-like. Some of them also believe that the artefact can be one of the earliest phallic figurines discovered in the world.

According to the archaeologists an ancient oblong artefact, which dates back to 42,000 years, has a carving over it which suspiciously looks penis-like. Some of them also believe that the artefact can be one of the earliest phallic figurines discovered in the world. However, all researchers are not convinced by the observation, as all penis-like objects are not created with genitals in mind. Rather shapeless, says archaeologist Boston University archaeologist Curtis Runnels, speaking to Science Alert, said that the ornament looks "rather shapeless", however, it is hard to disagree with the observation at first glance. ALSO READ | What was the actual use of this six-inch 'stone penis' in medieval Spain? University of Bordeaux's archaeologist Solange Rigaud and her colleagues stated that blob-like or not, the truth of the artefact lies in the details. The grooved ornament, which has been given the tag T21, was originally discovered at an archaeological site in Mongolia in 2016. Recently, experts gave a closer look at the object which is estimated to be roughly between 39,500 and 42,200 years old, which suggests that it was created in the Upper Paleolithic period. Two grooves have been made on the ornament's four-centimetre (1.6-inch) long body using a pointy stone tool. The deepest groove has been wrapped around the ornament's midsection, while the other groove has been carved short and deep from the top to the bottom of the ornament. According to the researchers, the former incision was designed to show the glans of a penis, while they carved the latter incision with the intention to create a urethral opening. Used as a tool? The same features were observed in a 20-centimetre-long stone pebble which was discovered in Germany that is 28,000 years old and is believed to be one of the earliest representations of male sexuality ever discovered. The experts suspected that it may have been used as a tool, possibly to knap flints. Even though the artefact from Mongolia remains unclear, if the archaeologists are correct about the fact that the design is similar to a penis, it can turn out to be human genitalia's earliest symbolic use found anywhere. WATCH | Gravitas: Egypt bans Dutch archaeologists over Beyonce's Egyptian outfit The ornament's 'backside is flattened out and appears shiny and smooth, which makes researchers believe that it was worn probably on someone's chest and was held using a cord wrapped around the middle groove. "Overall, the use-wear pattern is consistent with the suspension of the pendant in contact with soft material for an extended period," the researchers stated. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

This ancient 'penis-like' blob is oldest Phallic depiction, archaeologists believe

<p>Qatar&nbsp;announced a second 27-year supply deal with a Chinese company on Tuesday as it expands production from the world's biggest natural gas field.</p>

<p>The agreement, to supply four million tonnes annually to the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), matches the terms of a November deal with China's Sinopec as the longest ever seen in the industry.</p>

<p>Asian countries led by China, Japan and South Korea are the main market for&nbsp;Qatar's gas, which has been increasingly sought by European countries since Russia's invasion of Ukraine early last year.</p>

<p>"Qatar&nbsp;will supply four million tons annually of natural gas from the North Field East Expansion Project to China over a period of 27 years," Kaabi told a signing ceremony in Doha.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"This will become the second LNG (liquefied natural gas) sale and purchase agreement to China within the North Field East Expansion Project."</p>

<p>By expanding activities at North Field, which has the world's biggest natural gas reserves and extends under the Gulf into Iranian territory,&nbsp;Qatar&nbsp;is raising its LNG production by 60 per cent plus to 126 million tonnes a year by 2027.</p>

<p>CNPC signed a separate agreement for a five per cent interest in North Field East, the equivalent of one gas-liquefying complex producing eight million tons of LNG a year.</p>

<p>"It lays a solid foundation for the energy cooperation between the two sides in the next three decades," CNPC chairman Dai Houliang said in a statement.</p>

<p>"CNPC will continue to actively discuss with QatarEnergy all-round cooperation across the hydrocarbon industry chain and other areas like green and low carbon energies," he added.</p>

<p>The value of the deals was not announced.&nbsp;Qatar, whose gas riches have made its per-capita gross domestic product among the highest in the world, has struck a series of major agreements surrounding the North Field expansion.</p>

<p>Earlier this month, QatarEnergy agreed a 15-year supply deal with Bangladeshi state firm Petrobangla, and last month it awarded a $10 billion contract to France's Technip Energies and Consolidated Contractors Company for the engineering, procurement and construction of the North Field South project.</p>

<p>In April, Sinopec became the first Asian firm to get a stake in the North Field East expansion, also gaining a five per cent stake.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Gravitas Plus: China is drilling the world's deepest hole: Here's why</strong></p>

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<p>Although much of its gas is sold to Asian countries, in November&nbsp;Qatar&nbsp;announced its first major deal with Germany, selling up to two million tons annually for 15 years.</p>

<p>The talks took several months as Germany resisted the long-term contracts that&nbsp;Qatar&nbsp;normally demands to justify its massive investment.</p>

<p>Russia's invasion of Ukraine increased pressure on the German government to find new sources of supply.</p>

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Qatar announced a second 27-year supply deal with a Chinese company on Tuesday as it expands production from the world's biggest natural gas field. The agreement, to supply four million tonnes annually to the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), matches the terms of a November deal with China's Sinopec as the longest ever seen in the industry.

Qatar announced a second 27-year supply deal with a Chinese company on Tuesday as it expands production from the world's biggest natural gas field. The agreement, to supply four million tonnes annually to the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), matches the terms of a November deal with China's Sinopec as the longest ever seen in the industry. Asian countries led by China, Japan and South Korea are the main market for Qatar's gas, which has been increasingly sought by European countries since Russia's invasion of Ukraine early last year. "Qatar will supply four million tons annually of natural gas from the North Field East Expansion Project to China over a period of 27 years," Kaabi told a signing ceremony in Doha. ALSO READ | Qatar and United Arab Emirates' respective embassies reopen, resume work "This will become the second LNG (liquefied natural gas) sale and purchase agreement to China within the North Field East Expansion Project." By expanding activities at North Field, which has the world's biggest natural gas reserves and extends under the Gulf into Iranian territory, Qatar is raising its LNG production by 60 per cent plus to 126 million tonnes a year by 2027. CNPC signed a separate agreement for a five per cent interest in North Field East, the equivalent of one gas-liquefying complex producing eight million tons of LNG a year. "It lays a solid foundation for the energy cooperation between the two sides in the next three decades," CNPC chairman Dai Houliang said in a statement. "CNPC will continue to actively discuss with QatarEnergy all-round cooperation across the hydrocarbon industry chain and other areas like green and low carbon energies," he added. The value of the deals was not announced. Qatar, whose gas riches have made its per-capita gross domestic product among the highest in the world, has struck a series of major agreements surrounding the North Field expansion. Earlier this month, QatarEnergy agreed a 15-year supply deal with Bangladeshi state firm Petrobangla, and last month it awarded a $10 billion contract to France's Technip Energies and Consolidated Contractors Company for the engineering, procurement and construction of the North Field South project. In April, Sinopec became the first Asian firm to get a stake in the North Field East expansion, also gaining a five per cent stake. WATCH | Gravitas Plus: China is drilling the world's deepest hole: Here's why Although much of its gas is sold to Asian countries, in November Qatar announced its first major deal with Germany, selling up to two million tons annually for 15 years. The talks took several months as Germany resisted the long-term contracts that Qatar normally demands to justify its massive investment. Russia's invasion of Ukraine increased pressure on the German government to find new sources of supply. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Qatar signs second long-term gas supply deal with China

<p>The 22-foot-long deep-sea vessel, which has gone missing with five people on board after it dove to reach the wreck site of the Titanic, is currently being desperately searched for by the officials. At present, the vessel has been cut off from the world and passengers are likely to be in claustrophobic conditions&nbsp;once the oxygen level declines, according to a report published in the Daily Mail.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The search for the small craft, called Titan, is being led by the US Coast Guard in the North Atlantic Ocean after it vanished at the same place on Sunday.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Cold conditions, low oxygen</strong></h2>

<p>According to the report published by the Daily Mail, along with dwindling oxygen supply, the passengers are likely to face increasingly cold conditions which can lead to hypothermia. Also, the vessel has no seats and only one toilet, which is a small black box, and has a black curtain drawn across to ensure people's privacy. The passengers are barefoot and have been sitting on the floor if the vessel is intact.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The report stated that since they have zero communication with the world outside, they also lack any knowledge of when anyone will reach them. &nbsp;It was recently revealed that tourists, who paid $250,000 to reach the wreckage site of Titanic, are required to sign a waiver which says that they understand no regulatory body has approved the submersible.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The submersible, which has gone missing, is a small vessel which has a capacity of holding five people for only one day. Generally, the voyage involves a two-hour dive, many hours exploring the Titanic, and again a two-hour return trip. The dives, in total, can last around 10 hours each.</p>

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<p>However, as per the Coast Guard, the craft dived on Sunday morning and lost contact around an hour and 45 minutes later. The vessel remains lost for two days now.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The passengers will be struggling in cramped conditions, with no 'door' to get in and out of the vessel, reported the Daily Mail.&nbsp;</p>

<p>OceanGate, in a May 2021 court filing, said the Titan had an "unparalleled safety feature" which assesses the hull's integrity throughout every dive. "This onboard health analysis monitoring system provides early warning detection for the pilot with enough time to arrest the descent and safely return to the surface," explained the company, on its website.&nbsp;</p>

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The 22-foot-long deep-sea vessel, which has gone missing with five people on board after it dove to reach the wreck site of the Titanic, is currently being desperately searched for by the officials.

The 22-foot-long deep-sea vessel, which has gone missing with five people on board after it dove to reach the wreck site of the Titanic, is currently being desperately searched for by the officials. At present, the vessel has been cut off from the world and passengers are likely to be in claustrophobic conditions once the oxygen level declines, according to a report published in the Daily Mail. The search for the small craft, called Titan, is being led by the US Coast Guard in the North Atlantic Ocean after it vanished at the same place on Sunday. ALSO READ | Watch file footage of Titanic tourist submersible. It was lost for hours in 2022 too Cold conditions, low oxygen According to the report published by the Daily Mail, along with dwindling oxygen supply, the passengers are likely to face increasingly cold conditions which can lead to hypothermia. Also, the vessel has no seats and only one toilet, which is a small black box, and has a black curtain drawn across to ensure people's privacy. The passengers are barefoot and have been sitting on the floor if the vessel is intact. The report stated that since they have zero communication with the world outside, they also lack any knowledge of when anyone will reach them. It was recently revealed that tourists, who paid $250,000 to reach the wreckage site of Titanic, are required to sign a waiver which says that they understand no regulatory body has approved the submersible. The submersible, which has gone missing, is a small vessel which has a capacity of holding five people for only one day. Generally, the voyage involves a two-hour dive, many hours exploring the Titanic, and again a two-hour return trip. The dives, in total, can last around 10 hours each. WATCH | Titanic wreck research vessel with five people onboard lose contact, goes missing | WION However, as per the Coast Guard, the craft dived on Sunday morning and lost contact around an hour and 45 minutes later. The vessel remains lost for two days now. The passengers will be struggling in cramped conditions, with no 'door' to get in and out of the vessel, reported the Daily Mail. OceanGate, in a May 2021 court filing, said the Titan had an "unparalleled safety feature" which assesses the hull's integrity throughout every dive. "This onboard health analysis monitoring system provides early warning detection for the pilot with enough time to arrest the descent and safely return to the surface," explained the company, on its website. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

One window, no seats, frigid temps: Inside the Titanic tourism submersible

<p>The tourist submersible, which went missing while carrying five people to the sunken wreck of Titanic, had disappeared earlier as well, revealed a video shot by CBS last summer. In the video, the vessel appeared to have lost communication with its mothership for almost two and a half hours.</p>

<p>In the TV segment, the submersible, its mother ship, and its crew were featured and details of the vessel named "Titan" were reported. Some "off-the-shelf" components were fitted into the inside of the tourist submersible and it has been designed to be piloted using a video-game controller.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Submersible lost for more than two hours</strong></h2>

<p>Sharing his experience, as a search operation was launched by the United States and Canadian Coast Guards for a missing OceanGate Expeditions vessel, CBS Sunday Morning reporter David Pogue said that he went on a $250,000-a-person trip last year.&nbsp;However, communications issues and bad weather marred his voyage on the cramped submarine.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Pogue said that his voyage to see the site of the Titanic wreckage, which is located on the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, was pushed ahead for several days because of inclement weather.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>He said that after six days, finally "the dive was a go." However, when they were making preparations for their final descent to the site, the submersible's communications system failed.</p>

<p>"There's no GPS underwater, so the surface ship is supposed to guide the ship to the shipwreck by sending text messages," said Pogue, while speaking to Daily Mail.</p>

<p>"But on this dive, communication somehow broke down. The sub never found the wreck," he added.</p>

<p>"We were lost," &nbsp;one of the passengers was heard saying in the news package. 'We were lost for two and a half hours," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Titanic wreck research vessel with five people onboard lose contact, goes missing | WION</strong></p>

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<p>During that incident, fortunately, no one suffered injuries and passengers were seen being brought back above sea level in the footage. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Earlier, David Pogue tweeted, "You may remember that the @OceanGateExped sub to the #Titanic got lost for a few hours LAST summer, too, when I was aboard…" and attached a clip of the documentary which was produced by him.</p>

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<h2><strong>History repeats itself&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Now, OceanGate’s 22ft carbon fibre and titanium vessel is being searched for by the authorities after it vanished on Sunday&nbsp;while on a trip to view the wreckage of Titanic.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Rear Admiral John W Mauger, speaking to Fox News said, "We don't have equipment onsite that can do a survey of the bottom... there is a lot of debris [at this wreckage] so locating will be difficult."</p>

<p>"We don't have the capabilities at this time. Right now, we're focused on trying to locate it," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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The tourist submersible, which went missing while carrying five people to the sunken wreck of Titanic, had disappeared earlier as well, revealed a video shot by CBS last summer.

The tourist submersible, which went missing while carrying five people to the sunken wreck of Titanic, had disappeared earlier as well, revealed a video shot by CBS last summer. In the video, the vessel appeared to have lost communication with its mothership for almost two and a half hours. In the TV segment, the submersible, its mother ship, and its crew were featured and details of the vessel named "Titan" were reported. Some "off-the-shelf" components were fitted into the inside of the tourist submersible and it has been designed to be piloted using a video-game controller. Submersible lost for more than two hours Sharing his experience, as a search operation was launched by the United States and Canadian Coast Guards for a missing OceanGate Expeditions vessel, CBS Sunday Morning reporter David Pogue said that he went on a $250,000-a-person trip last year. However, communications issues and bad weather marred his voyage on the cramped submarine. ALSO READ | Missing Titanic submarine: What is OceanGate's Titan- how a submersible is different from a submarine? Pogue said that his voyage to see the site of the Titanic wreckage, which is located on the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, was pushed ahead for several days because of inclement weather. Wow the missing Titanic tourist sub was being controlled with an off-brand PlayStation controller? For $250K you think they could at least afford a PS5 controller. Also I can’t imagine how horrifying it must of been trapped at the bottom of sea in that. pic.twitter.com/KBtrvNrqDh — John Keil (@JohnnyKeil617) June 20, 2023 × He said that after six days, finally "the dive was a go." However, when they were making preparations for their final descent to the site, the submersible's communications system failed. "There's no GPS underwater, so the surface ship is supposed to guide the ship to the shipwreck by sending text messages," said Pogue, while speaking to Daily Mail. "But on this dive, communication somehow broke down. The sub never found the wreck," he added. "We were lost," one of the passengers was heard saying in the news package. 'We were lost for two and a half hours," he added. WATCH | Titanic wreck research vessel with five people onboard lose contact, goes missing | WION During that incident, fortunately, no one suffered injuries and passengers were seen being brought back above sea level in the footage. Earlier, David Pogue tweeted, "You may remember that the @OceanGateExped sub to the #Titanic got lost for a few hours LAST summer, too, when I was aboard…" and attached a clip of the documentary which was produced by him. You may remember that the @OceanGateExped sub to the #Titanic got lost for a few hours LAST summer, too, when I was aboard…Here’s the relevant part of that story. https://t.co/7FhcMs0oeH pic.twitter.com/ClaNg5nzj8 — David Pogue (@Pogue) June 19, 2023 × History repeats itself Now, OceanGate’s 22ft carbon fibre and titanium vessel is being searched for by the authorities after it vanished on Sunday while on a trip to view the wreckage of Titanic. Rear Admiral John W Mauger, speaking to Fox News said, "We don't have equipment onsite that can do a survey of the bottom... there is a lot of debris [at this wreckage] so locating will be difficult." "We don't have the capabilities at this time. Right now, we're focused on trying to locate it," he added. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

The Titanic tourist submersible was lost for hours in 2022. Here's what it looks like

<p>Florida police officer William Hollingsworth tried to save a person who was trapped in floodwaters while putting his life at risk. However, despite best efforts, both men got sucked into a drainage pipe. The horrific incident was recorded on camera and the gripping video was shared on the social media platform.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Escambia County Deputy William Hollingsworth was carried almost 100 feet in the drainage pipe beneath a four-lane highway by the water along with the man in distress before the two resurfaced on the other side, said the Escambia County Sheriff's Office on Friday.</p>

<p>Escambia County has been facing severe weather and torrential downpours for several days which reached its peak on Friday morning. The sheriff's office stated Hollingsworth was on patrol duty to help the motorists who were stuck in rapidly rising waters. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The deputy, during his patrol, met a man who was stuck in a disabled vehicle.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Terrifying moment captured&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>The terrifying moment when the floodwaters captured Hollingsworth amid rescue was captured by the body camera footage. The police officer was dragged underwater by the water and was sucked by a drainage pipe by the side of the road.</p>

<p>For almost 30 seconds, all the noises in the video were drowned out by the roaring water as Hollingsworth is seen tumbling through the darkness. Through some miracle, the police officer along with the distressed man came out of&nbsp;the&nbsp;other side of the highway, where there was an outlet.</p>

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<p>In the video, Hollingsworth is seen immediately rushing to help the other man once he is out of the pipe. "You okay, buddy? Can you believe what just happened to us?" exclaimed the deputy. He then asked the man to breathe and helped him get on his feet. "I almost died," the shocked citizen said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hollingsworth brought the man to a secured place and called other officers for help. The police officer was thanked for all the assistance by the man in distress.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"When I came out, you were right there," the man can be seen telling Hollingsworth.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;French police raid Paris 2024 Olympics headquarters in corruption probe</strong></p>

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<h2><strong>Exceptional courage</strong></h2>

<p>The Escambia County Sheriff's Office stated that the footage is an example of the "exceptional courage displayed by the men and women of law enforcement every day."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Many social media users praised the officer for his courage and valour. "This is an outstanding show of courage," one user said. "From one law enforcement officer to another; you are the example of what protect and serve means … I salute you," wrote another.</p>

<p>"God Bless this Officer and the guy he saved. Deputy Hollingsworth thank you for such a Selfless Man you are," another user said.&nbsp;</p>

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Florida police officer William Hollingsworth tried to save a person who was trapped in floodwaters while putting his life at risk. However, despite best efforts, both men got sucked into a drainage pipe.

Florida police officer William Hollingsworth tried to save a person who was trapped in floodwaters while putting his life at risk. However, despite best efforts, both men got sucked into a drainage pipe. The horrific incident was recorded on camera and the gripping video was shared on the social media platform. Escambia County Deputy William Hollingsworth was carried almost 100 feet in the drainage pipe beneath a four-lane highway by the water along with the man in distress before the two resurfaced on the other side, said the Escambia County Sheriff's Office on Friday. Escambia County has been facing severe weather and torrential downpours for several days which reached its peak on Friday morning. The sheriff's office stated Hollingsworth was on patrol duty to help the motorists who were stuck in rapidly rising waters. The deputy, during his patrol, met a man who was stuck in a disabled vehicle. ALSO READ | In the times of instant messaging, this Indian state's police maintain carrier pigeons Terrifying moment captured The terrifying moment when the floodwaters captured Hollingsworth amid rescue was captured by the body camera footage. The police officer was dragged underwater by the water and was sucked by a drainage pipe by the side of the road. For almost 30 seconds, all the noises in the video were drowned out by the roaring water as Hollingsworth is seen tumbling through the darkness. Through some miracle, the police officer along with the distressed man came out of the other side of the highway, where there was an outlet. Florida Escambia County Deputy William Hollingsworth and a resident are both "lucky to be alive" after they were sucked into a drainage pipe by flood water during a torrential downpour. pic.twitter.com/tNhxTvc0O2 — The Washington Press (@washpressorg) June 19, 2023 × In the video, Hollingsworth is seen immediately rushing to help the other man once he is out of the pipe. "You okay, buddy? Can you believe what just happened to us?" exclaimed the deputy. He then asked the man to breathe and helped him get on his feet. "I almost died," the shocked citizen said. Hollingsworth brought the man to a secured place and called other officers for help. The police officer was thanked for all the assistance by the man in distress. "When I came out, you were right there," the man can be seen telling Hollingsworth. WATCH | French police raid Paris 2024 Olympics headquarters in corruption probe Exceptional courage The Escambia County Sheriff's Office stated that the footage is an example of the "exceptional courage displayed by the men and women of law enforcement every day." Many social media users praised the officer for his courage and valour. "This is an outstanding show of courage," one user said. "From one law enforcement officer to another; you are the example of what protect and serve means … I salute you," wrote another. "God Bless this Officer and the guy he saved. Deputy Hollingsworth thank you for such a Selfless Man you are," another user said. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>The mastermind couple, who had pulled a daring multi-crore heist, was finally caught by Punjab Police with the&nbsp;help of a fruit-flavoured drink near Hemkund Sahib in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Mandeep Kaur alias 'Daaku Haseena' and her husband Jaswinder Singh had pulled a daring heist at a cash management firm's office in the Indian city Ludhiana, as per the Punjab Police. On June 10, guards at the office of CMS Services were overpowered by armed robbers and $1 million was stolen in cash.</p>

<p>After pulling off the robbery Mandeep Kaur went on a pilgrimage to Hemkund Sahib, which is a Sikh shrine, with her husband Jaswinder Singh, said Ludhiana Police Commission Mandeep Singh Sidhu. The police were earlier informed that the couple was planning to flee to Nepal, however, their plans were blocked due to a lookout notice.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Trap laid for heist kingpin</strong></h2>

<p>Then, the couple decided to visit Hemkund Sahib, Haridwar and Kedarnath before planning their next step. As per the police, although they had the information of Mandeep Kaur and Jaswinder Singh being present in Hemkund Sahib, the major challenge they faced was identifying the masterminds in the crowd of devotees.</p>

<p>In a bid to get hold of the couple, the police set up a free drinks kiosk and started distributing a fruit-flavoured drink among the devotees. The couple, unaware of the trap laid by the police to nab them, reached the kiosk, collected their packs and uncovered their faces to take a sip of the drink. The wanted couple was identified by the police, however, they did not make any move and waited for them to finish their prayers.</p>

<p>After praying at the shrine, as the couple walked out they were arrested by the police. After a short chase, the police were able to easily nab the wanted couple.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Money recovered</strong></h2>

<p>Police Commissioner Sidhu stated that they recovered a sum of Rs2.1 million ($25,500 approx.)&nbsp;from the couple. The police have recovered around ₹60 million ($73000 approx.)&nbsp;out of the $1 million loot, so far. The police said that nine people, accused in the robbery case, have been arrested by them.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Proud of <a href="https://twitter.com/Ludhiana_Police?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Ludhiana_Police</a> &amp; Counter Intelligence unit to solve the CMS Cash Robbery Case after arresting fugitive Mandeep Kaur @ Mona &amp; her Husband Jaswinder Singh from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Uttarakhand?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Uttarakhand</a><br />
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<p>Punjab Police Chief Gaurav Yadav said that in less than 100 hours, the police were able to nab the kingpins of the Ludhiana heist. "Police teams used a professional &amp; scientific approach to solve the multi-crore robbery," he stated.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>DGP Yadav, in a tweet, said, “Proud of @Ludhiana_Police &amp; Counter Intelligence unit to solve the CMS Cash Robbery Case after arresting fugitive Mandeep Kaur @ Mona &amp; her Husband Jaswinder Singh from #Uttarakhand. Kingpin of #LudhianaCashVanRobbery arrested in less than 100 hrs.”</p>

<p>The official Twitter handle of the Ludhiana Police said this must serve as a "chilling reminder for all anti-social elements".</p>

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The mastermind couple, who had pulled a daring multi-crore heist, was finally caught by Punjab Police with the help of a fruit-flavoured drink near Hemkund Sahib in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.

The mastermind couple, who had pulled a daring multi-crore heist, was finally caught by Punjab Police with the help of a fruit-flavoured drink near Hemkund Sahib in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Mandeep Kaur alias 'Daaku Haseena' and her husband Jaswinder Singh had pulled a daring heist at a cash management firm's office in the Indian city Ludhiana, as per the Punjab Police. On June 10, guards at the office of CMS Services were overpowered by armed robbers and $1 million was stolen in cash. After pulling off the robbery Mandeep Kaur went on a pilgrimage to Hemkund Sahib, which is a Sikh shrine, with her husband Jaswinder Singh, said Ludhiana Police Commission Mandeep Singh Sidhu. The police were earlier informed that the couple was planning to flee to Nepal, however, their plans were blocked due to a lookout notice. ALSO READ | Man fails to resist love for chocolates, steals 144 bars from store in Sussex, UK Trap laid for heist kingpin Then, the couple decided to visit Hemkund Sahib, Haridwar and Kedarnath before planning their next step. As per the police, although they had the information of Mandeep Kaur and Jaswinder Singh being present in Hemkund Sahib, the major challenge they faced was identifying the masterminds in the crowd of devotees. In a bid to get hold of the couple, the police set up a free drinks kiosk and started distributing a fruit-flavoured drink among the devotees. The couple, unaware of the trap laid by the police to nab them, reached the kiosk, collected their packs and uncovered their faces to take a sip of the drink. The wanted couple was identified by the police, however, they did not make any move and waited for them to finish their prayers. After praying at the shrine, as the couple walked out they were arrested by the police. After a short chase, the police were able to easily nab the wanted couple. Money recovered Police Commissioner Sidhu stated that they recovered a sum of Rs2.1 million ($25,500 approx.) from the couple. The police have recovered around ₹60 million ($73000 approx.) out of the $1 million loot, so far. The police said that nine people, accused in the robbery case, have been arrested by them. Proud of @Ludhiana_Police & Counter Intelligence unit to solve the CMS Cash Robbery Case after arresting fugitive Mandeep Kaur @ Mona & her Husband Jaswinder Singh from #Uttarakhand Kingpin of #LudhianaCashVanRobbery arrested in less than 100 hrs. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/VF2xkDVV83 — DGP Punjab Police (@DGPPunjabPolice) June 17, 2023 × Punjab Police Chief Gaurav Yadav said that in less than 100 hours, the police were able to nab the kingpins of the Ludhiana heist. "Police teams used a professional & scientific approach to solve the multi-crore robbery," he stated. WATCH | Apple engineer from China among US tech theft cases DGP Yadav, in a tweet, said, “Proud of @Ludhiana_Police & Counter Intelligence unit to solve the CMS Cash Robbery Case after arresting fugitive Mandeep Kaur @ Mona & her Husband Jaswinder Singh from #Uttarakhand. Kingpin of #LudhianaCashVanRobbery arrested in less than 100 hrs.” The official Twitter handle of the Ludhiana Police said this must serve as a "chilling reminder for all anti-social elements". You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

After million-dollar heist, a fruit drink lands 'Daku Haseena' in police net

<p><font size="3">People’s Liberation Army (PLA) lieutenant general He Lei said that Taiwan, after unification with mainland China, can give its own governance ideas as they do not violate the “one China” principle.<br />
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“What’s important now is to find new solutions for the ‘two systems’ so that ‘one country, two systems’ can work for Taiwan,” He Lei stated on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue defence conference held in Singapore.<br />
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The statement was made by the lieutenant general while saying how Beijing would make unification of the self-ruled island more palatable, and added that “there are wise people in Taiwan who can make their suggestions”.</font></p>

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<h2><font size="3"><strong>Xi's&nbsp;proposition about reunification with Taiwan</strong></font></h2>

<p><font size="3">The same proposition about reunification with Taiwan was raised by Chinese President Xi four years ago when he chaired an anniversary session in Beijing, said Andrew Yang Nien-dzu, a former Taiwanese defence minister. Yang stated that Xi's remarks underscored the chasm of understanding between Taipei and Beijing.<br />
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“Beijing’s ‘one country, two systems’ formula has no market in Taiwan and Taiwanese people believe this is just a trick by the mainland to destroy the Republic of China government,” stated Yang, using Taiwan’s official name.<br />
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“Taiwan has stated its position clearly that the Republic of China is an independent sovereign state. If Beijing really wants to negotiate, then it has to make clear its stance about the Republic of China, or there isn’t really any room for negotiations,” he added.<br />
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Taiwan is considered by China as a breakaway province which will be eventually united with the mainland, if necessary by force. The government has emphasised that they aim at peaceful reunification under its “one China” principle, according to which Taiwan and the mainland are one country.</font></p>

<p><strong><font size="3">WATCH |&nbsp;</font>Gravitas: Taiwan releases an updated civil defence handbook</strong></p>

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<p><font size="3">He Lei stated that the issue of Taiwan was a “continuation of China’s civil war”, which ended in 1949. “Taiwan is an internal issue for China and it is a continuation of the civil war,” he said.<br />
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“This is why the Chinese military is called the People’s Liberation Army – because (Taiwan) is not liberated yet and China is not yet united. Now the Tsai Ing-wen (government) of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party wants to promote Taiwan independence, and invites foreign intervention,” he added.<br />
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“This is why we cannot renounce the use of force … we are still fighting the war of liberation,” Lei stated. Ties across the Taiwan Strait have hit a new low since Tsai, of the independence-leaning DPP, became the president in 2016, and came to power for a second term three years ago.<br />
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National Taiwan University's retired professor Chang Ya-chung said “one country, two systems” failed to understand the reality that the ROC government ruled Taiwan.<br />
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“If it is Beijing’s position that the civil war has not ended, then it will need a three-step solution (for reunification) and the first one would be a peace agreement to end cross-strait hostility,” said Chang. “This will help pave the way for reunification talks, and only the final step is to discuss what political system Taiwan may adopt,” he added.</font></p>

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People’s Liberation Army (PLA) lieutenant general He Lei said that Taiwan, after unification with mainland China, can give its own governance ideas as they do not violate the “one China” principle.

People’s Liberation Army (PLA) lieutenant general He Lei said that Taiwan, after unification with mainland China, can give its own governance ideas as they do not violate the “one China” principle. “What’s important now is to find new solutions for the ‘two systems’ so that ‘one country, two systems’ can work for Taiwan,” He Lei stated on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue defence conference held in Singapore. The statement was made by the lieutenant general while saying how Beijing would make unification of the self-ruled island more palatable, and added that “there are wise people in Taiwan who can make their suggestions”. ALSO READ | 'Don’t meddle in Taiwan issue': Chinese Foreign Minister Qin tells US’ Antony Blinken Xi's proposition about reunification with Taiwan The same proposition about reunification with Taiwan was raised by Chinese President Xi four years ago when he chaired an anniversary session in Beijing, said Andrew Yang Nien-dzu, a former Taiwanese defence minister. Yang stated that Xi's remarks underscored the chasm of understanding between Taipei and Beijing. “Beijing’s ‘one country, two systems’ formula has no market in Taiwan and Taiwanese people believe this is just a trick by the mainland to destroy the Republic of China government,” stated Yang, using Taiwan’s official name. “Taiwan has stated its position clearly that the Republic of China is an independent sovereign state. If Beijing really wants to negotiate, then it has to make clear its stance about the Republic of China, or there isn’t really any room for negotiations,” he added. Taiwan is considered by China as a breakaway province which will be eventually united with the mainland, if necessary by force. The government has emphasised that they aim at peaceful reunification under its “one China” principle, according to which Taiwan and the mainland are one country. WATCH | Gravitas: Taiwan releases an updated civil defence handbook He Lei stated that the issue of Taiwan was a “continuation of China’s civil war”, which ended in 1949. “Taiwan is an internal issue for China and it is a continuation of the civil war,” he said. “This is why the Chinese military is called the People’s Liberation Army – because (Taiwan) is not liberated yet and China is not yet united. Now the Tsai Ing-wen (government) of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party wants to promote Taiwan independence, and invites foreign intervention,” he added. “This is why we cannot renounce the use of force … we are still fighting the war of liberation,” Lei stated. Ties across the Taiwan Strait have hit a new low since Tsai, of the independence-leaning DPP, became the president in 2016, and came to power for a second term three years ago. National Taiwan University's retired professor Chang Ya-chung said “one country, two systems” failed to understand the reality that the ROC government ruled Taiwan. “If it is Beijing’s position that the civil war has not ended, then it will need a three-step solution (for reunification) and the first one would be a peace agreement to end cross-strait hostility,” said Chang. “This will help pave the way for reunification talks, and only the final step is to discuss what political system Taiwan may adopt,” he added. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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