Unhygienic cooking habits led to two 10 cm-long living worms getting under the skin of a woman in China. The woman was in immense pain from a big lump on her arm. She said that the lump started appearing a year ago and continued to grow and became as large as a ping-pong ball. &nbsp;Shenzhen TV reported that the woman, surnamed Wang, started experiencing sharp pain and had to ultimately seek medical help. She visited Shenzhen People’s Hospital in Guangdong province, where the doctors removed two worms from her arm. They said they were sparganum, a type of parasite commonly found in the bodies of people with unhealthy lifestyles.<h2>Contamination from killing frogs</h2>&nbsp;Wang said that she cooks frog legs at home and kills them on the same chopping board she also uses for cold dishes. Doctors believe that her kitchen knife and chopping board were likely polluted by sparganum cysts. When she made the cold dishes on the same board, the cysts likely got stuck to the food and entered the bodies of people who ate it. A doctor from the Shenzhen hospital’s dermatological department said, "Sparganums do not mature inside the human body and keep moving around tissues."&nbsp;“They may go into the hypodermis, muscles, eyes, chest, brain and viscera. The most common symptom is lumps under the skin,” the doctor added. He warned that people need to be extremely careful while cooking food, as it can quickly turn into a breeding ground for parasites. Using the same chopping board for raw and cooked dishes is common in China. However, washing it before switching around could prevent such cases.&nbsp;Earlier in April this year, an 8cm-long worm was removed from a woman’s brain in China. She blamed it on a mix of high-risk habits, saying that she once placed a raw frog’s leg inside a tooth cavity to treat a toothache. She also frequently drank untreated mountain spring water and consumed medicinal snake wine.

A woman in China was in immense pain after developing a lump that kept growing. After nearly a year, she visited the hospital where doctors removed 10cm-long living worms from under her skin. They said it was likely because of unhygienic cooking practices.

Unhygienic cooking habits led to two 10 cm-long living worms getting under the skin of a woman in China. The woman was in immense pain from a big lump on her arm. She said that the lump started appearing a year ago and continued to grow and became as large as a ping-pong ball. Shenzhen TV reported that the woman, surnamed Wang, started experiencing sharp pain and had to ultimately seek medical help. She visited Shenzhen People’s Hospital in Guangdong province, where the doctors removed two worms from her arm. They said they were sparganum, a type of parasite commonly found in the bodies of people with unhealthy lifestyles. Contamination from killing frogs Wang said that she cooks frog legs at home and kills them on the same chopping board she also uses for cold dishes. Doctors believe that her kitchen knife and chopping board were likely polluted by sparganum cysts. When she made the cold dishes on the same board, the cysts likely got stuck to the food and entered the bodies of people who ate it. A doctor from the Shenzhen hospital’s dermatological department said, "Sparganums do not mature inside the human body and keep moving around tissues." “They may go into the hypodermis, muscles, eyes, chest, brain and viscera. The most common symptom is lumps under the skin,” the doctor added. He warned that people need to be extremely careful while cooking food, as it can quickly turn into a breeding ground for parasites. Using the same chopping board for raw and cooked dishes is common in China. However, washing it before switching around could prevent such cases. Earlier in April this year, an 8cm-long worm was removed from a woman’s brain in China. She blamed it on a mix of high-risk habits, saying that she once placed a raw frog’s leg inside a tooth cavity to treat a toothache. She also frequently drank untreated mountain spring water and consumed medicinal snake wine.

A woman in China was in immense pain after developing a lump that kept growing. After nearly a year, she visited the hospital where doctors removed 10 cm-long living worms from under her skin. They said it was likely because of unhygienic cooking practices.

Chinese woman killed frogs at home, ended up with 10 cm-long living worms under her skin

With more than 600 tattoos on her body, Amber Luke is the most tattooed woman in Australia. She even has several body modifications, such as a snake split tongue, fang teeth and tattooed eyeballs. Now she is taking her obsession to a whole new level and is jetting off to Spain to get two major body modifications that are illegal in her home country. Amber will soon get a "coin slot" inserted into her ear and have a silicone bow implanted under the skin of her hand. Amber has already spent over $250,000 on the previous changes. She posted about her trip and plans on social media. “Australia has made them highly illegal for seven years. I’m about to get two body mods done. I am super f--king keen,” she wrote. Known online as Dragon Girl, she said that she had been thinking about getting the changes for a while now.<h2>Health risks with ‘coin slot’ and silicone bow procedures</h2>“I am getting a coin slot in my ear. They take a hole out of your helix that they put different earrings in and layer it. And for the past year and a half, I have planned to have this body mod in my hand, it is a silicone bow; I am very excited!” she wrote. The silicone bow procedure is known as subdermal implants, and Australia has outlawed it because of concerns around unlicensed surgery, besides the health risks involved. The ‘coin slot’ procedure requires cutting and removing tissue, and it is heavily regulated in the country, but not strictly illegal, Nine News wrote.&nbsp;“The end result is to have a nice implant that is not all f--ked up! That is going to be my mission in Barcelona, and healing,” she said. The procedure in Spain is strictly performed by a licensed medical professional. Amber talks about her experience of the modification on her social media pages. When she got the eyeball tattoo, she went blind for three weeks. She has also previously talked about the struggles of getting a job with her appearance. &nbsp;“I’m not going to sugar-coat it, it has limited my [employment] options but that’s okay,” she said.

Amber Luke has more than 600 tattoos on her body, and is not going to Spain to get a "coin slot" inserted into her ear and a silicone bow implanted under the skin. She has already spent $250,000 on previous procedures.

With more than 600 tattoos on her body, Amber Luke is the most tattooed woman in Australia. She even has several body modifications, such as a snake split tongue, fang teeth and tattooed eyeballs. Now she is taking her obsession to a whole new level and is jetting off to Spain to get two major body modifications that are illegal in her home country. Amber will soon get a "coin slot" inserted into her ear and have a silicone bow implanted under the skin of her hand. Amber has already spent over $250,000 on the previous changes. She posted about her trip and plans on social media. “Australia has made them highly illegal for seven years. I’m about to get two body mods done. I am super f--king keen,” she wrote. Known online as Dragon Girl, she said that she had been thinking about getting the changes for a while now. Health risks with ‘coin slot’ and silicone bow procedures “I am getting a coin slot in my ear. They take a hole out of your helix that they put different earrings in and layer it. And for the past year and a half, I have planned to have this body mod in my hand, it is a silicone bow; I am very excited!” she wrote. The silicone bow procedure is known as subdermal implants, and Australia has outlawed it because of concerns around unlicensed surgery, besides the health risks involved. The ‘coin slot’ procedure requires cutting and removing tissue, and it is heavily regulated in the country, but not strictly illegal, Nine News wrote. “The end result is to have a nice implant that is not all f--ked up! That is going to be my mission in Barcelona, and healing,” she said. The procedure in Spain is strictly performed by a licensed medical professional. Amber talks about her experience of the modification on her social media pages. When she got the eyeball tattoo, she went blind for three weeks. She has also previously talked about the struggles of getting a job with her appearance. “I’m not going to sugar-coat it, it has limited my [employment] options but that’s okay,” she said.

Amber Luke has more than 600 tattoos on her body, and is not going to Spain to get a "coin slot" inserted into her ear and a silicone bow implanted under the skin. She has already spent $250,000 on previous procedures.

Australia's 'Dragon Girl' with a tattoo on her eyeball, is now getting a 'coin slot' inserted in her ear

A commercial breeder in Australia has been caught keeping more than 100,000 live exotic cockroaches, some as big as a human palm. The bug bust is the country’s largest-ever seizure of exotic invertebrates, officials said Friday. Authorities found Madagascar hissing cockroaches and dubia cockroaches, worth 200,000 Australian dollars. The cockroaches are illegal in Australia, meaning no one can buy, sell or keep them. The bust was made in Bathurst in the state of New South Wales, Australia’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water said. Officials said that the cockroaches can spread disease and harm native wildlife and agriculture.&nbsp;The Madagascar hissing cockroach is 2 to 3 inches long, making it one of the world's largest cockroaches. They are used by reptile owners to feed their lizards and other creatures. The common Australian cockroach measures between 0.9 and 1.4 inches long. Officials have warned property owners to look for alternatives, such as crickets and wood roaches. "If you are found to possess, breed or trade exotic cockroaches such as dubia cockroaches and Madagascar hissing cockroaches, they will be seized, and you could face penalties under federal law," a spokesperson for the department said. Photos released by the department show shiny, brown invertebrates larger than a person’s finger.&nbsp;Cockroaches are commonly found in Australia because of its sub-tropical climate. According to Bathurst snake catcher Stefanie Lesser, who spoke to the Australian Broadcasting Corp, the larger exotic cockroaches are a cost-effective reptile food because of their size. So fewer insects are needed to feed the reptiles. Australia keeps a close check on everything that is crossing its borders to protect its agriculture and horticulture sectors and native wildlife. &nbsp;Anyone found smuggling undeclared or illegal animals, insect or plant material can be fined thousands of dollars. The NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) will manage the killing of all the seized cockroaches.&nbsp;Policy director for the Invasive Species Council, Carol Booth, told ABC that there are several websites "advertising ants, cockroaches and all sorts of interesting insects online." She added that their trade posed a "massive" risk as these creatures can introduce microorganisms and potential pathogens, leading to new diseases.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Australian authorities have seized cockroaches as big as the size of human palm from a breeder. The Madagascar hissing cockroaches make a sound so strong that it can be heard by those around. People feed them to their pet lizards, but they are illegal in Australia.

A commercial breeder in Australia has been caught keeping more than 100,000 live exotic cockroaches, some as big as a human palm. The bug bust is the country’s largest-ever seizure of exotic invertebrates, officials said Friday. Authorities found Madagascar hissing cockroaches and dubia cockroaches, worth 200,000 Australian dollars. The cockroaches are illegal in Australia, meaning no one can buy, sell or keep them. The bust was made in Bathurst in the state of New South Wales, Australia’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water said. Officials said that the cockroaches can spread disease and harm native wildlife and agriculture. The Madagascar hissing cockroach is 2 to 3 inches long, making it one of the world's largest cockroaches. They are used by reptile owners to feed their lizards and other creatures. The common Australian cockroach measures between 0.9 and 1.4 inches long. Officials have warned property owners to look for alternatives, such as crickets and wood roaches. "If you are found to possess, breed or trade exotic cockroaches such as dubia cockroaches and Madagascar hissing cockroaches, they will be seized, and you could face penalties under federal law," a spokesperson for the department said. Photos released by the department show shiny, brown invertebrates larger than a person’s finger. Cockroaches are commonly found in Australia because of its sub-tropical climate. According to Bathurst snake catcher Stefanie Lesser, who spoke to the Australian Broadcasting Corp, the larger exotic cockroaches are a cost-effective reptile food because of their size. So fewer insects are needed to feed the reptiles. Australia keeps a close check on everything that is crossing its borders to protect its agriculture and horticulture sectors and native wildlife. Anyone found smuggling undeclared or illegal animals, insect or plant material can be fined thousands of dollars. The NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) will manage the killing of all the seized cockroaches. Policy director for the Invasive Species Council, Carol Booth, told ABC that there are several websites "advertising ants, cockroaches and all sorts of interesting insects online." She added that their trade posed a "massive" risk as these creatures can introduce microorganisms and potential pathogens, leading to new diseases.

Australian authorities have seized cockroaches as big as the size of human palm from a breeder. The Madagascar hissing cockroaches make a sound so strong that it can be heard by those around. People feed them to their pet lizards, but they are illegal in Australia.

BUG BUST! 100,000 hissing cockroaches meant to feed lizards seized in Australia

The masterpiece "Comedian" by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan was stolen over the weekend from the Centre Pompidou-Metz museum in France. However, it was replaced quickly, thanks to the humble banana that actually makes up the artwork. The crescent-shaped centrepiece of "Comedian" is worth a whopping $6.2 million, meaning the thieves landed a pretty sweet deal. The banana stuck with a silver duct tape is the attraction of Cattelan's work. A guard for the Centre Pompidou-Metz noticed the banana was missing on Saturday. The museum officials informed the police, and a criminal lawsuit was filed. The "Comedian" debuted in December 2019 at Art Basel in Miami Beach, Florida, where it sold for $120,000, triggering shock and awe in the art world. Cattelan had bought the fruit for a mere 35 cents from a 74-year-old vendor outside Sotheby's.<h2>Every time someone ate the banana from Comedian</h2>The banana has been replaced multiple times since then, some of which made headlines. A year ago, a visitor was found eating the banana, saying he was hungry. Cattelan said he was disappointed that he did not eat all of it. "Instead of eating the banana with its skin and duct tape, the visitor just consumed the fruit," he said. Performance artist David Datuna ate "Comedian" in 2019, giving the same reason of being "hungry" while inspecting it at the Miami show. South Korean student, Noh Hyun-soo, also removed it and gobbled it up when it was on display at Seoul’s Leeum Museum of Art. Chinese-born crypto founder Justin Sun bought the artwork for $6.2 million in 2024 and then ate it in front of cameras.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/a-35-cent-banana-was-sold-for-62mn-the-artist-didnt-even-offer-to-help-the-poor-vendor-780197">A 35-cent banana was sold for $6.2mn. The artist didn't even offer to help the poor vendor</a>&nbsp;The banana is routinely replaced since it is perishable. Cattelan says that his artwork is a commentary on the art market. He has criticised it in the past for being speculative and failing to help artists. Cattelan is also known for producing an 18-carat, fully functioning gold toilet called "America" that was offered to Donald Trump during his first term in the White House. &nbsp;

 The famous banana from "Comedian" by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan was stolen from a French museum this weekend. However, it was quickly replaced after the bandits managed to take off with the $6.2 million artwork.

The masterpiece "Comedian" by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan was stolen over the weekend from the Centre Pompidou-Metz museum in France. However, it was replaced quickly, thanks to the humble banana that actually makes up the artwork. The crescent-shaped centrepiece of "Comedian" is worth a whopping $6.2 million, meaning the thieves landed a pretty sweet deal. The banana stuck with a silver duct tape is the attraction of Cattelan's work. A guard for the Centre Pompidou-Metz noticed the banana was missing on Saturday. The museum officials informed the police, and a criminal lawsuit was filed. The "Comedian" debuted in December 2019 at Art Basel in Miami Beach, Florida, where it sold for $120,000, triggering shock and awe in the art world. Cattelan had bought the fruit for a mere 35 cents from a 74-year-old vendor outside Sotheby's. Every time someone ate the banana from Comedian The banana has been replaced multiple times since then, some of which made headlines. A year ago, a visitor was found eating the banana, saying he was hungry. Cattelan said he was disappointed that he did not eat all of it. "Instead of eating the banana with its skin and duct tape, the visitor just consumed the fruit," he said. Performance artist David Datuna ate "Comedian" in 2019, giving the same reason of being "hungry" while inspecting it at the Miami show. South Korean student, Noh Hyun-soo, also removed it and gobbled it up when it was on display at Seoul’s Leeum Museum of Art. Chinese-born crypto founder Justin Sun bought the artwork for $6.2 million in 2024 and then ate it in front of cameras. Also Read: A 35-cent banana was sold for $6.2mn. The artist didn't even offer to help the poor vendor The banana is routinely replaced since it is perishable. Cattelan says that his artwork is a commentary on the art market. He has criticised it in the past for being speculative and failing to help artists. Cattelan is also known for producing an 18-carat, fully functioning gold toilet called "America" that was offered to Donald Trump during his first term in the White House.

The famous banana from "Comedian" by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan was stolen from a museum in France this weekend. However, it was quickly replaced after the bandits managed to take off with the $6.2 million artwork.

$6.2 million 'banana' from bizarre artwork stolen again, criminal lawsuit filed

A pastor in Nigeria tried to split the sea like Moses, but his endeavour took a turn when a massive wave came gushing towards him and he ran back to save his life, but ultimately got caught up in the swell. A video on social media shows the man holding a stick and wearing a white robe as his supporters surround him. The pastor also says something that is inaudible in the video and moves towards the sea. With his hands raised, he puts on a scene trying to enchant everyone around him. Of course, the sea would not split but it did mock him. A giant wave moves towards the man, scaring him instantly as he rushes to escape being washed into the ocean, but fails. Several men in Africa have been trying to enter the religious space by trying to woo people into becoming their followers, or by scaring them into believing that the end of the world is near.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">A pastor tries to part the sea like Moses, but things don’t go as expected. 😂 <a href="https://t.co/A2OQVFoLrk">pic.twitter.com/A2OQVFoLrk</a>&mdash; Lawrence Kitema (@lawrencekitema) <a href="https://twitter.com/lawrencekitema/status/2058840657892950392?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 25, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;Reacting to the viral video, netizens made fun of the man trying to mimic Moses, who parted the waters of the Yam Suph on God's command, according to the Bible. "Bro wanted to be moses ended up being pharoah," a person commented, as another added, "sea be like - User Id Authorization Failed." One comment read that his failure to part the sea could have ended even badly for him. "After this, the followers would have forcefully drowned him in the sea," the person wrote.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-catching-a-flight-to-heaven-apocalypse-claims-on-sep-23-prompt-people-to-sell-everything-quit-jobs-1758596403816">'Catching a flight to heaven': Apocalypse claims on Sep 23 prompt people to sell everything. What is the truth?</a><h2>African pastor and Rapture prophecy</h2>Self-proclaimed prophets and pastors in Africa have been in the news lately for these stunts and doomsday warnings. In September 2025, the Rapture was prophesied by South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela, who said that Earth will meet its end on September 23. Rapture is an end-of-the-world event that a small number of largely evangelical Christians believe will happen. Lord Jesus would come to Earth and take the believers with him while the rest suffer from the "tribulations". Speaking on his YouTube channel, Joshua said that the rapture is "here upon us" and would happen with "such power" that the Earth would "shake". Soon, social media was filled with videos of people preparing for D-Day, some of whom sold all their belongings to "catch a flight to heaven". &nbsp;

A Nigerian man, a self-proclaimed prophet, tried to part the sea, trying to enact the famous Biblical miracle where Moses parted the Red Sea. However, things did not go his way. Such acts have become common in Africa, with one even predicting the Rapture.

A pastor in Nigeria tried to split the sea like Moses, but his endeavour took a turn when a massive wave came gushing towards him and he ran back to save his life, but ultimately got caught up in the swell. A video on social media shows the man holding a stick and wearing a white robe as his supporters surround him. The pastor also says something that is inaudible in the video and moves towards the sea. With his hands raised, he puts on a scene trying to enchant everyone around him. Of course, the sea would not split but it did mock him. A giant wave moves towards the man, scaring him instantly as he rushes to escape being washed into the ocean, but fails. Several men in Africa have been trying to enter the religious space by trying to woo people into becoming their followers, or by scaring them into believing that the end of the world is near.

A Nigerian man, a self-proclaimed prophet, tried to part the sea, trying to enact the famous Biblical miracle where Moses parted the Red Sea. However, things did not go his way. Such acts have become common in Africa, with one even predicting the Rapture.

'User Id Authorization Failed': Self-proclaimed prophet attempts a miracle. Watch what happens next

A “detox” treatment using a drug derived from the poisonous skin of an Amazonian tree frog has left a British man dead.&nbsp;Kristian Trend, 40, fell victim to what is known as the Kambo drug, which is traditionally used in South American “purging” ceremonies, the report claims. Trend had taken part in a "cleansing" ceremony and became sick at a property in Leicester in April. The Leicestershire Police Department responded to reports that a man was "unwell" at the apartment. They tried to treat him at the scene before transporting him to the hospital, where he passed away. “He was going to cleanse himself, that's what he said to me. He was very spiritual. He took a lot of vitamins. But I don't know what happened," Trend's mother told The Telegraph. Trend was a wellbeing coach and cancer survivor.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-administration-reverses-ban-on-cyanide-bombs-that-poisoned-countless-people-1778558706540">Trump administration quietly reverses ban on cyanide bombs that ‘poisoned countless people’</a><h2>What is Kambo that killed wellness influencer Kristian Trend?</h2>Kambo is an Amazonian treatment that is banned in several countries, including South American countries Brazil and Chile, but is available to be legally purchased in the United Kingdom. It is made from the dried poisonous skin secretions of the giant leaf frog. Kambo is becoming popular across Europe and is marketed as "a well-being aid" and a "life-changing experience". His mother added, "We haven’t had the test results back yet. I don’t know anything, and I don’t even think I want to know what happened. It won’t bring him back." She is particularly devastated that he died because of something like this after recovering from "Burkitt lymphoma cancer, which he nearly died from."&nbsp;The Leicestershire Police Department said that a 41-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of administering poison and later released on bail. The matter is being probed to reveal more details. Trend is believed to be the first British person to succumb to the drug, which has claimed lives in several countries. It is classified as a prohibited poison in Australia, The Telegraph reported.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Kristian Trend has recovered from cancer, his mother said, and told her he was taking part in a cleansing ritual. It involved the use of Kambo, a poisonous substance made from a frog's skin. Police are investigating the matter.

A “detox” treatment using a drug derived from the poisonous skin of an Amazonian tree frog has left a British man dead. Kristian Trend, 40, fell victim to what is known as the Kambo drug, which is traditionally used in South American “purging” ceremonies, the report claims. Trend had taken part in a "cleansing" ceremony and became sick at a property in Leicester in April. The Leicestershire Police Department responded to reports that a man was "unwell" at the apartment. They tried to treat him at the scene before transporting him to the hospital, where he passed away. “He was going to cleanse himself, that's what he said to me. He was very spiritual. He took a lot of vitamins. But I don't know what happened," Trend's mother told The Telegraph. Trend was a wellbeing coach and cancer survivor. Also Read: Trump administration quietly reverses ban on cyanide bombs that ‘poisoned countless people’ What is Kambo that killed wellness influencer Kristian Trend? Kambo is an Amazonian treatment that is banned in several countries, including South American countries Brazil and Chile, but is available to be legally purchased in the United Kingdom. It is made from the dried poisonous skin secretions of the giant leaf frog. Kambo is becoming popular across Europe and is marketed as "a well-being aid" and a "life-changing experience". His mother added, "We haven’t had the test results back yet. I don’t know anything, and I don’t even think I want to know what happened. It won’t bring him back." She is particularly devastated that he died because of something like this after recovering from "Burkitt lymphoma cancer, which he nearly died from." The Leicestershire Police Department said that a 41-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of administering poison and later released on bail. The matter is being probed to reveal more details. Trend is believed to be the first British person to succumb to the drug, which has claimed lives in several countries. It is classified as a prohibited poison in Australia, The Telegraph reported.

Kristian Trend has recovered from cancer, his mother said, and told her he was taking part in a cleansing ritual. It involved the use of Kambo, a poisonous substance made from a frog's skin. Police are investigating the matter.

British man dies from 'detox' ritual that uses poison from giant leaf frog

A dog accidentally set off a gun near a convenience store in Nebraska, injuring one person. According to &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;KNOP News 2, the incident happened on Saturday. The police responded to reports of gunfire at Short Stop, a gas station and convenience store. The Scottsbluff Police Department received a call that someone had been shot with a BB gun. While on their way, they were told that it was actually a shotgun. When they reached the site, officers found that the perpetrator was a dog. They found a truck with the passenger side door sustaining damage consistent with a shotgun blast.&nbsp;&nbsp;The bizarre shooting unfolded as the truck driver pulled into the parking space. The passenger was standing near the front door on his side when a dog in the back seat moved from one side of the vehicle to the other. Its movement triggered a shotgun with a live shell in the chamber to discharge.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/in-30-minutes-jailed-tycoon-s-two-birkin-bags-sold-for-over-535-000-in-vietnam-1779437930976">In 30 minutes! Jailed tycoon’s two Birkin bags sold for over $535,000 in Vietnam</a><h2>A woman was injured</h2>It struck the passenger side of the car, and a pellet hit a woman in the upper arm, the police said. She was stopped at the traffic light with her right arm dangling out of the car’s open window. The woman was not reported to be in a critical condition and was taken to the hospital by a family member. It is illegal to carry a loaded shotgun in the state of Nebraska, reports suggest. The Scottsbluff Police Department has initiated an investigation into the matter.&nbsp;The Scottsbluff Police Department said that, as per Nebraska State Statute, it is illegal to travel with a loaded shotgun in a vehicle. The officers also used the incident to remind people about the importance of firearm safety for anyone in possession of or handling guns.

A dog discharged a gun outside a convenience store in Nebraska, injuring one woman. The police responded to a report of a BB gun being fired, which turned out to be a shotgun. 

A dog accidentally set off a gun near a convenience store in Nebraska, injuring one person. According to KNOP News 2, the incident happened on Saturday. The police responded to reports of gunfire at Short Stop, a gas station and convenience store. The Scottsbluff Police Department received a call that someone had been shot with a BB gun. While on their way, they were told that it was actually a shotgun. When they reached the site, officers found that the perpetrator was a dog. They found a truck with the passenger side door sustaining damage consistent with a shotgun blast. The bizarre shooting unfolded as the truck driver pulled into the parking space. The passenger was standing near the front door on his side when a dog in the back seat moved from one side of the vehicle to the other. Its movement triggered a shotgun with a live shell in the chamber to discharge. Also Read: In 30 minutes! Jailed tycoon’s two Birkin bags sold for over $535,000 in Vietnam A woman was injured It struck the passenger side of the car, and a pellet hit a woman in the upper arm, the police said. She was stopped at the traffic light with her right arm dangling out of the car’s open window. The woman was not reported to be in a critical condition and was taken to the hospital by a family member. It is illegal to carry a loaded shotgun in the state of Nebraska, reports suggest. The Scottsbluff Police Department has initiated an investigation into the matter. The Scottsbluff Police Department said that, as per Nebraska State Statute, it is illegal to travel with a loaded shotgun in a vehicle. The officers also used the incident to remind people about the importance of firearm safety for anyone in possession of or handling guns.

A dog discharged a gun outside a convenience store in Nebraska, injuring one woman. The police responded to a report of a BB gun being fired, which turned out to be a shotgun.&nbsp;

Dog fires shotgun outside Nebraska convenience store, hitting a woman in the arm

Loud music playing at a wedding procession killed 140 chickens at a poultry farm in Sultanpur, India. A police complaint has been registered against the DJ operator in the matter. The chickens are said to have died from shock and sudden fear from the music that blared as the wedding group passed the poultry farm. The incident happened on April 25 in Dariyapur village. The farm owner claims that 140 of his birds died from the shock of the loud music. The groom had come with his guests from Ram Bhadra Purwa village in the Kudwar area to wed Babban Vishwakarma's daughter, who is a local in the area. As is the tradition, the procession started making its way through the city to reach the venue. Its path took it past a poultry farm owned by Sabir Ali. He said that the processions crossed his farm at around 9:30 pm. He has alleged that the noise triggered panic amongst his flock of chickens, who started running around, after which they died from the shock. Ali filed a complaint with the police. &nbsp;"The noise was so intense that the chickens got frightened and died," the complaint stated.<h2>Poultry farm owner claims DJ music killed 140 of his birds</h2>A complaint was registered against Kavi Yadav, the DJ operator, who lives in Parsipur in the Kudwar area. Sub-Inspector Bharat Singh said that the matter is being investigated to determine what exactly killed the chickens and whether the loud DJ music was responsible for the deaths. The police will also probe whether the DJ crossed permissible sound limits at the time. The bizarre incident has led to curiosity among the residents who have been left dumbfounded by the incident. It has also raised concerns about noise pollution and its impact on not only humans but also animals. Experts say that high-intensity sound waves can trigger severe stress responses in birds and animals, and they are also likely to suffer cardiac arrest.&nbsp; &nbsp;

A bizarre incident happened in a town in Uttar Pradesh, India, where a man claimed that loud music being played in a wedding procession scared his chickens, which died from shock. The poultry farm owner filed a police complaint against the DJ. 

Loud music playing at a wedding procession killed 140 chickens at a poultry farm in Sultanpur, India. A police complaint has been registered against the DJ operator in the matter. The chickens are said to have died from shock and sudden fear from the music that blared as the wedding group passed the poultry farm. The incident happened on April 25 in Dariyapur village. The farm owner claims that 140 of his birds died from the shock of the loud music. The groom had come with his guests from Ram Bhadra Purwa village in the Kudwar area to wed Babban Vishwakarma's daughter, who is a local in the area. As is the tradition, the procession started making its way through the city to reach the venue. Its path took it past a poultry farm owned by Sabir Ali. He said that the processions crossed his farm at around 9:30 pm. He has alleged that the noise triggered panic amongst his flock of chickens, who started running around, after which they died from the shock. Ali filed a complaint with the police. "The noise was so intense that the chickens got frightened and died," the complaint stated. Poultry farm owner claims DJ music killed 140 of his birds A complaint was registered against Kavi Yadav, the DJ operator, who lives in Parsipur in the Kudwar area. Sub-Inspector Bharat Singh said that the matter is being investigated to determine what exactly killed the chickens and whether the loud DJ music was responsible for the deaths. The police will also probe whether the DJ crossed permissible sound limits at the time. The bizarre incident has led to curiosity among the residents who have been left dumbfounded by the incident. It has also raised concerns about noise pollution and its impact on not only humans but also animals. Experts say that high-intensity sound waves can trigger severe stress responses in birds and animals, and they are also likely to suffer cardiac arrest.

A bizarre incident happened in a town in Uttar Pradesh, India, where a man claimed that loud music being played in a wedding procession scared his chickens, which died from shock. The poultry farm owner filed a police complaint against the DJ.&nbsp;

Deadly beats linked to mass chicken deaths in India: Loud DJ triggers cardiac arrest in 140 birds

Wisconsin has come up with an innovative way to get drivers to slow down. On one road, the speed limit now reads 17.3 mph. The decimal point might not make a significant difference, but it serves another purpose. According to authorities, it is intended to make the drivers take notice of the strange reading, which will automatically make them reduce their speed. The change has been introduced on a Wisconsin road as officials hope drivers will have second thoughts when looking at the speed limit. The Outagamie County Recycling and Solid Waste facility in Appleton announced Monday that the speed limit inside the facility is now 17.3 mph. It was written in a Facebook post, “You may notice something a little different on your next visit. Our posted speed limit is now 17.3.”<h2>Why is the speed limit 17.3?</h2>The recycling and waste facility added that the intention is to make drivers "pause" since a decimal point in a speed limit is unusual. “It makes you look twice. And most importantly, it breaks that ‘autopilot’ feeling we can all fall into when driving familiar routes,” the facility added. It sees a lot of traffic throughout the day as hauliers, contractors and nearby residents move across the facility every day. Officials added that in such a scenario, it is important to stay alert to keep everyone safe. “This small change is a big reminder: Slow down, stay aware, look out for one another. We want every single person to have a safe visit and make it home at the end of the day,” the post stated.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/nevada-and-california-jolted-by-series-of-earthquakes-as-locals-suspect-volcanic-activity-1776917262597">Nevada and California jolted by series of earthquakes as locals suspect volcanic activity</a>&nbsp;The facility later updated the post with a photo of the new speed limit. People who were at the site after the new limit was introduced revealed how it actually unfolded. A person commented, “Worked last weekend when I was there. Made us laugh." Another said, “I like it!! Pay attention. Safety First!”<h2>Strange speed limits</h2>Such speed limits have been implemented at other places in the past. A shopping centre in Colorado Springs set the limit at 8.2 mph. Another one was seen at the Opry Mills Mall in Nashville, Tennessee, where the drivers could not exceed 24 mph, when the typical speed limit was 25 mph.

A recycling and solid waste facility in Wisconsin has changed the speed limit to 17.3 mph inside its premises. The genius move might not make much difference, but the weird reading is expected to have an impact on the drivers in another way.

Wisconsin has come up with an innovative way to get drivers to slow down. On one road, the speed limit now reads 17.3 mph. The decimal point might not make a significant difference, but it serves another purpose. According to authorities, it is intended to make the drivers take notice of the strange reading, which will automatically make them reduce their speed. The change has been introduced on a Wisconsin road as officials hope drivers will have second thoughts when looking at the speed limit. The Outagamie County Recycling and Solid Waste facility in Appleton announced Monday that the speed limit inside the facility is now 17.3 mph. It was written in a Facebook post, “You may notice something a little different on your next visit. Our posted speed limit is now 17.3.” Why is the speed limit 17.3? The recycling and waste facility added that the intention is to make drivers "pause" since a decimal point in a speed limit is unusual. “It makes you look twice. And most importantly, it breaks that ‘autopilot’ feeling we can all fall into when driving familiar routes,” the facility added. It sees a lot of traffic throughout the day as hauliers, contractors and nearby residents move across the facility every day. Officials added that in such a scenario, it is important to stay alert to keep everyone safe. “This small change is a big reminder: Slow down, stay aware, look out for one another. We want every single person to have a safe visit and make it home at the end of the day,” the post stated. Also Read: Nevada and California jolted by series of earthquakes as locals suspect volcanic activity The facility later updated the post with a photo of the new speed limit. People who were at the site after the new limit was introduced revealed how it actually unfolded. A person commented, “Worked last weekend when I was there. Made us laugh." Another said, “I like it!! Pay attention. Safety First!” Strange speed limits Such speed limits have been implemented at other places in the past. A shopping centre in Colorado Springs set the limit at 8.2 mph. Another one was seen at the Opry Mills Mall in Nashville, Tennessee, where the drivers could not exceed 24 mph, when the typical speed limit was 25 mph.

A recycling and solid waste facility in Wisconsin has changed the speed limit to 17.3 mph inside its premises. The genius move might not make much difference, but the weird reading is expected to have an impact on the drivers in another way.

17.3 mph speed limit at a Wisconsin facility stumps drivers. Here's why it works

A woman in China was so angry with the meagre salary that she decided to take revenge at work. She took a five-hour nap and then stole a chocolate from her boss's desk, who was suffering from glucopenia and needed the snack to replenish his sugar levels. A report in SCMP says that the man almost collapsed because the woman ate his chocolate. The incident was reported from central China, while the company has not been named. According to a report by Haichao News, the woman's boss threatened to fire her for her nap, after which she took to the internet and cried while complaining about him. She said he treated her badly, but she did what she did because she was unhappy with her pay package. The company is located in Shangqiu, Henan province, but the nature of the organisation and the woman's job profile have not been disclosed.&nbsp;In a viral social media post, the woman said, "I will not leave. I will make him understand the concept of what you get is what you pay for." Her boss got angry when he learned that she had slept at work for five hours and then had taken his chocolate from his desk. The man needed the snack to maintain his sugar levels, and could have suffered health consequences if he did not have something sweet. “My boss became enraged. He said I meant to kill him. He gave me a warning, threatening to fire me,” the woman said in the video. Her story has generated buzz on Chinese social media, where people are slamming her behaviour, saying that no boss would tolerate such an employee.<h2>Netizens react to the sleeping employee</h2>Responding to critics, the woman said, “For those who criticise me, you do not understand people like me who have such a low salary." One user pointed out that, considering she was required to work for eight hours, if she napped for five hours, she hardly did any work. "The Labour Law stipulates that a worker works eight hours a day. So, deducting five hours for nap, time for lunch and going to the toilet, you have less than two hours for sitting in front of your desk to work," the person said.

The Chinese woman defended her nap time at the office, saying her salary is so low that she wanted to show her boss that you get what you pay for. So she slept for five hours at work, ate his chocolate and justified her actions online.

A woman in China was so angry with the meagre salary that she decided to take revenge at work. She took a five-hour nap and then stole a chocolate from her boss's desk, who was suffering from glucopenia and needed the snack to replenish his sugar levels. A report in SCMP says that the man almost collapsed because the woman ate his chocolate. The incident was reported from central China, while the company has not been named. According to a report by Haichao News, the woman's boss threatened to fire her for her nap, after which she took to the internet and cried while complaining about him. She said he treated her badly, but she did what she did because she was unhappy with her pay package. The company is located in Shangqiu, Henan province, but the nature of the organisation and the woman's job profile have not been disclosed. In a viral social media post, the woman said, "I will not leave. I will make him understand the concept of what you get is what you pay for." Her boss got angry when he learned that she had slept at work for five hours and then had taken his chocolate from his desk. The man needed the snack to maintain his sugar levels, and could have suffered health consequences if he did not have something sweet. “My boss became enraged. He said I meant to kill him. He gave me a warning, threatening to fire me,” the woman said in the video. Her story has generated buzz on Chinese social media, where people are slamming her behaviour, saying that no boss would tolerate such an employee. Netizens react to the sleeping employee Responding to critics, the woman said, “For those who criticise me, you do not understand people like me who have such a low salary." One user pointed out that, considering she was required to work for eight hours, if she napped for five hours, she hardly did any work. "The Labour Law stipulates that a worker works eight hours a day. So, deducting five hours for nap, time for lunch and going to the toilet, you have less than two hours for sitting in front of your desk to work," the person said.

The Chinese woman defended her nap time at the office, saying her salary is so low that she wanted to show her boss that you get what you pay for. So she slept for five hours at work, ate his chocolate and justified her actions online.

Unhappy with her salary, woman naps for 5 hours at work and eats boss' chocolate

Germans were terrified of a serial killer for 16 years between 1993 and 2009, but after all this time, they were shocked to learn that there never was a serial killer. The murderer was linked to 40 crime scenes, six of which were murders. Despite the best efforts, police failed to find the mystery mastermind behind these crimes. The reason why all the murders were linked to one person was that the same DNA was identified at all these scenes. It indicated that the perpetrator was a woman of Eastern European descent. She came to be known as the “Phantom of Heilbronn" because no one could trace her or locate her. For 16 years, no one knew who she was. The police were literally hunting a ghost. However, things changed in 2007 when police officer Michèle Kiesewetter was shot during her lunch break. She and her colleague, identified as Martin A, were attacked. While Martin was put in a medically induced coma, Michèle died. The murder was believed to have been committed by the Phantom of Heilbronn.<h2>Major anomalies in murder mystery</h2>The investigation showed some anomalies. While DNA evidence insisted the "Phantom" was female, eyewitnesses and evidence from the shooting of Officer Kiesewetter identified both suspects as male. Second, during a separate case, &nbsp;the Phantom’s DNA was detected on documents recovered from a fatal fire. However, when those same documents were re-analysed later, the DNA had vanished. Two years later, the DNA found at the crime scenes linked to the Phantom finally led the police to one person. This was a woman who worked at a cotton swab factory, and this basically unravelled the mystery of the “Phantom of Heilbronn".<h2>How cotton swabs created a serial killer</h2>Everything that unfolded in the past 16 years came down to the cotton swabs used for forensic testing. These swabs were produced by the factory where the “Phantom” worked. The factory workers were accidentally contaminating the swabs with their own DNA during the manufacturing process. Forensic DNA testing was still a relatively new field at this time, so the police didn't realise that "sterile" swabs aren't necessarily "DNA-free." So every time a police officer used a new swab to collect evidence at a crime scene, they were inadvertently "planting" the factory worker's DNA on the evidence. The companies producing the cotton swabs insisted they were not meant to be used for forensic investigations. This meant that the police had been chasing a serial killer that didn't even exist for 16 years. This person was once believed to be operating on a large scale in several countries, but in the end, it turned out to be an embarrassing error.&nbsp; &nbsp;

German police hunted a serial killer who terrified the community for 16 years. No matter how much they tried, they could not find her. She came to be known as a Phantom. But when the mystery was finally solved, the police were left red-faced.  

Germans were terrified of a serial killer for 16 years between 1993 and 2009, but after all this time, they were shocked to learn that there never was a serial killer. The murderer was linked to 40 crime scenes, six of which were murders. Despite the best efforts, police failed to find the mystery mastermind behind these crimes. The reason why all the murders were linked to one person was that the same DNA was identified at all these scenes. It indicated that the perpetrator was a woman of Eastern European descent. She came to be known as the “Phantom of Heilbronn" because no one could trace her or locate her. For 16 years, no one knew who she was. The police were literally hunting a ghost. However, things changed in 2007 when police officer Michèle Kiesewetter was shot during her lunch break. She and her colleague, identified as Martin A, were attacked. While Martin was put in a medically induced coma, Michèle died. The murder was believed to have been committed by the Phantom of Heilbronn. Major anomalies in murder mystery The investigation showed some anomalies. While DNA evidence insisted the "Phantom" was female, eyewitnesses and evidence from the shooting of Officer Kiesewetter identified both suspects as male. Second, during a separate case, the Phantom’s DNA was detected on documents recovered from a fatal fire. However, when those same documents were re-analysed later, the DNA had vanished. Two years later, the DNA found at the crime scenes linked to the Phantom finally led the police to one person. This was a woman who worked at a cotton swab factory, and this basically unravelled the mystery of the “Phantom of Heilbronn". How cotton swabs created a serial killer Everything that unfolded in the past 16 years came down to the cotton swabs used for forensic testing. These swabs were produced by the factory where the “Phantom” worked. The factory workers were accidentally contaminating the swabs with their own DNA during the manufacturing process. Forensic DNA testing was still a relatively new field at this time, so the police didn't realise that "sterile" swabs aren't necessarily "DNA-free." So every time a police officer used a new swab to collect evidence at a crime scene, they were inadvertently "planting" the factory worker's DNA on the evidence. The companies producing the cotton swabs insisted they were not meant to be used for forensic investigations. This meant that the police had been chasing a serial killer that didn't even exist for 16 years. This person was once believed to be operating on a large scale in several countries, but in the end, it turned out to be an embarrassing error.

German police hunted a serial killer who terrified the community for 16 years. No matter how much they tried, they could not find her. She came to be known as a Phantom. But when the mystery was finally solved, the police were left red-faced. &nbsp;

16-year hunt for 'Phantom' serial killer led to a shocking scientific error in Germany

What started as pain in the centre of the face turned into bouts of coughing for one woman, who was, within days, sneezing worms out of her nose. The strange medical case has been detailed by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The 58-year-old woman developed a severe cough after weeks of pain in the centre of her face. Soon, when she sneezed, worms came out of her nose. She sought immediate medical attention, after which an expert removed 10 larvae and one pupa from her maxillary sinuses, the large sinuses located on the sides of the nose. Upon studying two of the larvae and part of a puparium, the researchers learned that the wormlike creatures were the larvae of the sheep bot fly (Oestrus ovis). One larva was pale yellow and about 0.6 inches long, while the other was light brown and 0.8 inches long. The puparium was black and wrinkled.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/brain-dead-woman-comes-back-to-life-after-ambulance-hits-huge-pothole-on-up-highway-1773198312269">Brain dead woman comes back to life in India after ambulance hits huge pothole on UP highway</a><h2>What were the maggots in the woman's nose?</h2>The Oestrus ovis is found in the nasal passages and sinuses of sheep and goats. Upon investigation, it was found that the woman’s work area was close to a field where sheep grazed. The woman was diagnosed with "O. ovis nasal myiasis with pupation." The report said that after the larvae and pupa were removed from her nose, she was given nasal decongestants and is fine now. What makes the woman’s case unique is the fact that while human cases of O. ovis myiasis have been reported in the past, they have largely affected the eyes, and not the nasal passages. "O. ovis bot flies infrequently affect humans, most often depositing larvae in the conjunctival sac," the study authors wrote. Only rarely have the flies been reported to place larvae into people's nostrils, mouths or ear canals, they added.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/woman-loses-part-of-lung-to-wrong-cancer-diagnosis-later-learns-">Woman loses part of lung to '99.99%' certain cancer diagnosis, later learns it was pneumonia</a><h2>A medical first case of Oestrus ovis in humans&nbsp;</h2>Doctors have always believed that O. ovis cannot have a long life cycle in humans, and they usually make it only to the first larval stage. But recently, older larvae have been identified, the report authors wrote. Pupation, which was the found in the case of the Greek woman, is the point at which larvae mature into "teenagers.” In sheep and goats, a female fly drops tiny larvae, or maggots, near a sheep or goat's nostrils. The maggots crawl deep into the animal's nasal passages and sinuses to feed and grow for several months. After developing further, they crawl back out of the nose and drop to the dirt. They burrow into the ground to form a hard shell (pupa), eventually emerging as adult flies. The maggots can sometimes get trapped inside the host's head. When this happens, they almost always die because a living animal's sinuses aren't the right environment for them to turn into flies.

A woman in Greece became concerned when she started sneezing worms. Doctors concluded that it was a case of Oestrus ovis, as the doctors removed 10 larvae and one pupa from her maxillary sinuses. These worms have typically affect human eyes and not the nasal passages.

What started as pain in the centre of the face turned into bouts of coughing for one woman, who was, within days, sneezing worms out of her nose. The strange medical case has been detailed by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The 58-year-old woman developed a severe cough after weeks of pain in the centre of her face. Soon, when she sneezed, worms came out of her nose. She sought immediate medical attention, after which an expert removed 10 larvae and one pupa from her maxillary sinuses, the large sinuses located on the sides of the nose. Upon studying two of the larvae and part of a puparium, the researchers learned that the wormlike creatures were the larvae of the sheep bot fly (Oestrus ovis). One larva was pale yellow and about 0.6 inches long, while the other was light brown and 0.8 inches long. The puparium was black and wrinkled. Also Read: Brain dead woman comes back to life in India after ambulance hits huge pothole on UP highway What were the maggots in the woman's nose? The Oestrus ovis is found in the nasal passages and sinuses of sheep and goats. Upon investigation, it was found that the woman’s work area was close to a field where sheep grazed. The woman was diagnosed with "O. ovis nasal myiasis with pupation." The report said that after the larvae and pupa were removed from her nose, she was given nasal decongestants and is fine now. What makes the woman’s case unique is the fact that while human cases of O. ovis myiasis have been reported in the past, they have largely affected the eyes, and not the nasal passages. "O. ovis bot flies infrequently affect humans, most often depositing larvae in the conjunctival sac," the study authors wrote. Only rarely have the flies been reported to place larvae into people's nostrils, mouths or ear canals, they added. Also Read: Woman loses part of lung to '99.99%' certain cancer diagnosis, later learns it was pneumonia A medical first case of Oestrus ovis in humans Doctors have always believed that O. ovis cannot have a long life cycle in humans, and they usually make it only to the first larval stage. But recently, older larvae have been identified, the report authors wrote. Pupation, which was the found in the case of the Greek woman, is the point at which larvae mature into "teenagers.” In sheep and goats, a female fly drops tiny larvae, or maggots, near a sheep or goat's nostrils. The maggots crawl deep into the animal's nasal passages and sinuses to feed and grow for several months. After developing further, they crawl back out of the nose and drop to the dirt. They burrow into the ground to form a hard shell (pupa), eventually emerging as adult flies. The maggots can sometimes get trapped inside the host's head. When this happens, they almost always die because a living animal's sinuses aren't the right environment for them to turn into flies.

A woman in Greece became concerned when she started sneezing worms. Doctors concluded that it was a case of Oestrus ovis, as the doctors removed 10 larvae and one pupa from her maxillary sinuses. These worms typically affect the human eyes and not the nasal passages.

In a medical first, doctors find 'impossible' larvae living inside a woman's nose

Here’s one man who must have been happy not to be alive anymore to face the wrath of two women, both scorned by him. In Mexico, shocking scenes were witnessed at the wake of this man when two women started fighting with each other because they realised that the man was two-timing and dating both of them. The embarrassing scenes and the reaction of people standing in the room have gone viral and led people to joke about the situation, with some pointing out how the two women are fighting over a man who is already dead. Videos of the incident show them getting into an intense physical brawl, Daily Mail reported. Their fight goes so far that the coffin appears to be moving and the lid starts shifting from its place.&nbsp;&nbsp;It all started when one of the women standing beside the coffin, said a few words while bidding farewell to the deceased. “Love, I'm going to miss you," she said. Another woman nearby heard it and immediately jumped into action, confronting her. She asked her, “Who are you?” to which the tearful woman replied that she was the man’s lover. They soon entered into a verbal fight, as both of them claimed to have a romantic relationship with the dead man. They started fighting right then and there, shocking the other mourners.&nbsp;The video has gone viral and gained more than 150,000 views and hundreds of comments on Instagram. People are joking about the situation, as one of them wrote, “They almost killed him again,” with another adding, “It's clear the deceased isn't going to heaven!” As the coffin started moving because of their physical assault, one user joked, “Guess they’ll beat the dead guy to death again that way.” One person wrote, “He couldn't stand either of them anymore and preferred to die.” &nbsp;

The dead man's secret dating life was exposed only after he had passed away. Two women learned at his wake that he was involved with both of them, triggering a massive fight right in the room with shocked mourners watching.

Here’s one man who must have been happy not to be alive anymore to face the wrath of two women, both scorned by him. In Mexico, shocking scenes were witnessed at the wake of this man when two women started fighting with each other because they realised that the man was two-timing and dating both of them. The embarrassing scenes and the reaction of people standing in the room have gone viral and led people to joke about the situation, with some pointing out how the two women are fighting over a man who is already dead. Videos of the incident show them getting into an intense physical brawl, Daily Mail reported. Their fight goes so far that the coffin appears to be moving and the lid starts shifting from its place. It all started when one of the women standing beside the coffin, said a few words while bidding farewell to the deceased. “Love, I'm going to miss you," she said. Another woman nearby heard it and immediately jumped into action, confronting her. She asked her, “Who are you?” to which the tearful woman replied that she was the man’s lover. They soon entered into a verbal fight, as both of them claimed to have a romantic relationship with the dead man. They started fighting right then and there, shocking the other mourners. The video has gone viral and gained more than 150,000 views and hundreds of comments on Instagram. People are joking about the situation, as one of them wrote, “They almost killed him again,” with another adding, “It's clear the deceased isn't going to heaven!” As the coffin started moving because of their physical assault, one user joked, “Guess they’ll beat the dead guy to death again that way.” One person wrote, “He couldn't stand either of them anymore and preferred to die.”

The dead man's secret dating life was exposed only after he had passed away. Two women learned at his wake that he was involved with both of them, triggering a massive fight right in the room with shocked mourners watching.

'Not going to heaven': Two-timing dead man's lovers start fighting at his wake after finding out about each other

Young Chinese are hanging themselves from their necks in a new trend made to mimic cervical traction therapy used in hospitals. It is a supposed exercise that they are using to get relief from cervical spondylosis. In it, the person hangs by their head from trees. The trend has gone viral, and SCMP reported that many people are trying it. In China, the elderly can be seen hanging from trees with their heads suspended with ropes as their feet levitate above the ground and they swing like a pendulum. Many believe that this is similar to cervical traction therapy and can relieve neck pain and offer therapeutic benefits. However, experts have warned that this DIY to treat spondylitis, or the “neck-hanging exercise”, is not the same as the one offered professionally. A 57-year-old man surnamed Sun from Shenyang, Liaoning province, told the outlet that he designed a traction device to relieve his condition.&nbsp;However, a 57-year-old man, Yang Xu, died in Chongqing in May 2024 while attempting the exercise. Experts say that this exercise should not be done without medical supervision. It required precise control over angle, weight and duration, and the traction force is typically around 10 to 15 per cent of a person’s body weight. The patient remains stationary throughout while doctors make adjustments according to each individual. But when you suspend the entire body weight from the neck, there is a serious risk of cervical dislocation and fractures as the body swings and twists around.&nbsp;People in China are in disbelief hearing about the neck-hanging exercise. A user wrote on social media, "It is honestly terrifying. My blood freezes just watching it." Another user said, "Just hearing about this neck-hanging exercise sounds scary." SCMP quoted Shen Ya, a senior therapist from the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the Air Force Hospital of the Eastern Theatre Command, as telling Litchi News that these suspension exercises can stimulate blood vessels and nerves, but they can also cause spinal cord injury or high-level paralysis. &nbsp;

People in China are hanging themselves from trees, specifically their necks, as a way to relieve a medical condition. The “neck-hanging exercise” has gone viral, and many people can be seen performing it. Experts have warned against them.

Young Chinese are hanging themselves from their necks in a new trend made to mimic cervical traction therapy used in hospitals. It is a supposed exercise that they are using to get relief from cervical spondylosis. In it, the person hangs by their head from trees. The trend has gone viral, and SCMP reported that many people are trying it. In China, the elderly can be seen hanging from trees with their heads suspended with ropes as their feet levitate above the ground and they swing like a pendulum. Many believe that this is similar to cervical traction therapy and can relieve neck pain and offer therapeutic benefits. However, experts have warned that this DIY to treat spondylitis, or the “neck-hanging exercise”, is not the same as the one offered professionally. A 57-year-old man surnamed Sun from Shenyang, Liaoning province, told the outlet that he designed a traction device to relieve his condition. However, a 57-year-old man, Yang Xu, died in Chongqing in May 2024 while attempting the exercise. Experts say that this exercise should not be done without medical supervision. It required precise control over angle, weight and duration, and the traction force is typically around 10 to 15 per cent of a person’s body weight. The patient remains stationary throughout while doctors make adjustments according to each individual. But when you suspend the entire body weight from the neck, there is a serious risk of cervical dislocation and fractures as the body swings and twists around. People in China are in disbelief hearing about the neck-hanging exercise. A user wrote on social media, "It is honestly terrifying. My blood freezes just watching it." Another user said, "Just hearing about this neck-hanging exercise sounds scary." SCMP quoted Shen Ya, a senior therapist from the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the Air Force Hospital of the Eastern Theatre Command, as telling Litchi News that these suspension exercises can stimulate blood vessels and nerves, but they can also cause spinal cord injury or high-level paralysis.

People in China are hanging themselves from trees, specifically their necks, as a way to relieve a medical condition. The “neck-hanging exercise” has gone viral, and many people can be seen performing it. Experts have warned against them.

Chinese are hanging themselves from trees as part of a viral trend. Here's what is happening

Neighbours fighting each other is often the best entertainment people get in neighbourhoods where apartments are huddled together. In China, one such incident saw one party turning extremely creative to annoy their neighbour. The matter lasted so long and was so ghastly that one of the parties affected indirectly obtained a court order to stop it. The incident happened in Guangzhou, where a man blasted ghost stories for more than 10 hours a day as revenge. The Ministry of Justice of the People’s Republic of China said that a man named surnamed Lu, and his cohabiter, surnamed Li, had a conflict brewing with their neighbour Xie. So the two got a loudspeaker installed on the common wall and played ghost stories every day from 8.45 am to noon, and again from 3.30pm to 10 pm. “Ghostly mountain sounds” reverberated through the walls for more than 10 hours each day.<h2>The sounds were well below the legal limits in China</h2>Lu and Li were careful to keep the volume below legal limits, which means no official complaint could be made against them. Not only was Xie affected, but others who lived upstairs were also suffering. A man surnamed Cui, who had two floors, was also affected and had a child who was preparing for China’s highly competitive college entrance examination. The continuous sounds did not let him study in peace. Legal authorities could not penalise them since the noise level inside Cui’s home was 36 decibels, while the legal limit in China is 60 decibels during the day and 50 decibels at night.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/hawaii-man-labelled-delusional-put-in-mental-hospital-for-refusing-to-admit-he-was-someone-else-1774957859121">Man labelled 'delusional', put in mental hospital for refusing to admit he was someone else</a>&nbsp;Cui went ahead and applied to the Guangzhou Haizhu District People’s Court for a pre-litigation injunction because the noise was disrupting his family’s daily life. This injunction is issued before a final judgment to prevent the perpetrator from causing irreparable harm. Lu was ordered to stop playing the recordings. Court staff supervised as he removed the equipment and deleted the ghost recordings. He promised not to cause such disturbances in the future.&nbsp;

Annoying the neighbour reached a whole new level in China, where one person blasted ghost sounds and stories for several hours a day. The revenge game embroiled others as well, since the noise could be heard 2-3 stories up as well. 

Neighbours fighting each other is often the best entertainment people get in neighbourhoods where apartments are huddled together. In China, one such incident saw one party turning extremely creative to annoy their neighbour. The matter lasted so long and was so ghastly that one of the parties affected indirectly obtained a court order to stop it. The incident happened in Guangzhou, where a man blasted ghost stories for more than 10 hours a day as revenge. The Ministry of Justice of the People’s Republic of China said that a man named surnamed Lu, and his cohabiter, surnamed Li, had a conflict brewing with their neighbour Xie. So the two got a loudspeaker installed on the common wall and played ghost stories every day from 8.45 am to noon, and again from 3.30pm to 10 pm. “Ghostly mountain sounds” reverberated through the walls for more than 10 hours each day. The sounds were well below the legal limits in China Lu and Li were careful to keep the volume below legal limits, which means no official complaint could be made against them. Not only was Xie affected, but others who lived upstairs were also suffering. A man surnamed Cui, who had two floors, was also affected and had a child who was preparing for China’s highly competitive college entrance examination. The continuous sounds did not let him study in peace. Legal authorities could not penalise them since the noise level inside Cui’s home was 36 decibels, while the legal limit in China is 60 decibels during the day and 50 decibels at night. Also Read: Man labelled 'delusional', put in mental hospital for refusing to admit he was someone else Cui went ahead and applied to the Guangzhou Haizhu District People’s Court for a pre-litigation injunction because the noise was disrupting his family’s daily life. This injunction is issued before a final judgment to prevent the perpetrator from causing irreparable harm. Lu was ordered to stop playing the recordings. Court staff supervised as he removed the equipment and deleted the ghost recordings. He promised not to cause such disturbances in the future.

Annoying the neighbour reached a whole new level in China, where one person blasted ghost sounds and stories for several hours a day. The revenge game embroiled others as well, since the noise could be heard 2-3 stories up as well.&nbsp;

Chinese man blasts ghost sounds on loudspeaker for 10 hours a day to annoy his neighbour

A man in the US spent two years in a mental hospital after being misidentified as someone else. Joshua Spriestersbach, 55, was detained at a Hawaii state psychiatric hospital after being picked up from the street in 2017. He was arrested by the police for a crime committed by a man named Thomas Castleberry. Spriestersbach filed a lawsuit for wrongful detention in 2021. According to court filings cited in the lawsuit, Castleberry had been in jail in Alaska since 2016 at this time. It also states that the police had already misidentified him twice before, but did not correct the records, and so he was eventually taken in in 2017. He is now set to receive a $975,000 payout from the City and County of Honolulu. The state might also offer him a $200,000 settlement to resolve legal claims against the Hawaii public defender's office. In the lawsuit, Spriestersbach alleged false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, abuse of process and intentional infliction of emotional distress stemming from the ordeal.<h2>Misidentified twice by Honolulu officials</h2>The first time the police mistook him for Thomas Castleberry was in 2011. He was sleeping at Kawananakoa Middle School in Punchbowl when an officer woke him and asked for his name. He gave only his grandfather's last name: Castleberry. The officer found a 2009 warrant for Thomas Castleberry and arrested him, despite his telling the officer that he was not Thomas Castleberry. He did not show up to his court date, and the bench warrant was later dropped. Then, in 2015, an HPD officer approached Spriestersbach at a park where he was sleeping. He gave his name, and the officer found that Thomas Castleberry was listed as an alias and that there was an arrest warrant in his name. However, this time they took Spriestersbach's fingerprints, which confirmed he was not Castleberry. But the official records at the department were not updated.<h2>Put in hospital and forced to take psychiatric medicine</h2>He alleged in the lawsuit that despite his fingerprints and photographs being with the authorities, they did not use that information. He was arrested in 2017 while waiting for food outside Safe Haven in Chinatown. He had fallen asleep and was arrested. At the time, he assumed it was for restrictions linked to sitting or lying on public sidewalks in Honolulu. Spriestersbach spent four months at O'ahu Community Correctional Center and was later taken to the Hawaii State Hospital, where he spent two years. Here, he was forced to take psychiatric medication, according to filings from the Hawaii Innocence Project. He was released on January 17, 2020.&nbsp;He states in the complaint that even after he provided his identification, officials did not believe him. Instead, they said he was "delusional and incompetent just because he refused to admit that he was Thomas R. Castleberry."

Hawaii officials put a man in a mental hospital and forced him to take psychiatric drugs because he wouldn't admit to being someone else. Joshua Spriestersbach was identified thrice as another man, but he kept getting detained. 

A man in the US spent two years in a mental hospital after being misidentified as someone else. Joshua Spriestersbach, 55, was detained at a Hawaii state psychiatric hospital after being picked up from the street in 2017. He was arrested by the police for a crime committed by a man named Thomas Castleberry. Spriestersbach filed a lawsuit for wrongful detention in 2021. According to court filings cited in the lawsuit, Castleberry had been in jail in Alaska since 2016 at this time. It also states that the police had already misidentified him twice before, but did not correct the records, and so he was eventually taken in in 2017. He is now set to receive a $975,000 payout from the City and County of Honolulu. The state might also offer him a $200,000 settlement to resolve legal claims against the Hawaii public defender's office. In the lawsuit, Spriestersbach alleged false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, abuse of process and intentional infliction of emotional distress stemming from the ordeal. Misidentified twice by Honolulu officials The first time the police mistook him for Thomas Castleberry was in 2011. He was sleeping at Kawananakoa Middle School in Punchbowl when an officer woke him and asked for his name. He gave only his grandfather's last name: Castleberry. The officer found a 2009 warrant for Thomas Castleberry and arrested him, despite his telling the officer that he was not Thomas Castleberry. He did not show up to his court date, and the bench warrant was later dropped. Then, in 2015, an HPD officer approached Spriestersbach at a park where he was sleeping. He gave his name, and the officer found that Thomas Castleberry was listed as an alias and that there was an arrest warrant in his name. However, this time they took Spriestersbach's fingerprints, which confirmed he was not Castleberry. But the official records at the department were not updated. Put in hospital and forced to take psychiatric medicine He alleged in the lawsuit that despite his fingerprints and photographs being with the authorities, they did not use that information. He was arrested in 2017 while waiting for food outside Safe Haven in Chinatown. He had fallen asleep and was arrested. At the time, he assumed it was for restrictions linked to sitting or lying on public sidewalks in Honolulu. Spriestersbach spent four months at O'ahu Community Correctional Center and was later taken to the Hawaii State Hospital, where he spent two years. Here, he was forced to take psychiatric medication, according to filings from the Hawaii Innocence Project. He was released on January 17, 2020. He states in the complaint that even after he provided his identification, officials did not believe him. Instead, they said he was "delusional and incompetent just because he refused to admit that he was Thomas R. Castleberry."

Hawaii officials put a man in a mental hospital and forced him to take psychiatric drugs because he wouldn't admit to being someone else. Joshua Spriestersbach was identified thrice as another man, but he kept getting detained.&nbsp;

Man labelled 'delusional', put in mental hospital for refusing to admit he was someone else; wins massive payout

A bizarre case is being heard in an English court, where identical twin brothers who slept with the same woman within days of each other are struggling to know who is the father of her child. Only one name can be carried on the birth certificate, but it is almost impossible to know which one of them is the biological father. Identical twins share the same DNA, because of which the common scientific method cannot be used to identify the real parent. According to a report in The Guardian, the mother and one of the twins reached the Court of Appeals in London after the other twin was registered as the father on the official paperwork. The case has left judge Sir Andrew McFarlane, along with two other judges, in a dilemma. They stated that DNA testing shows that one of them is definitely the father, but it is unclear which one. After one brother had sex with the woman, the other also established physical relations with her after four days.<h2>Strange paternity battle in London court</h2>The woman has not been identified, and the baby is being referred to as "P" in court papers. McFarlane said that it was not in P’s interest for this "ambiguity as to parental responsibility to continue". Judge Madeleine Reardon earlier ruled that it is likely that the baby carries the genes of both men, and both are equally his father since "both brothers had had sex with the woman within four days of each other in the month that P was conceived." Meanwhile, McFarlane has ruled that until the case goes on, the twin named on the certificate won't have to bear parental responsibility.&nbsp;Delivering the verdict, the judge said that science does not have an answer today, but it is "likely that by the time P reaches maturity, it may be possible for science to identify one father and exclude the other twin." He added, "for the coming time that cannot be done without very significant cost, and so her ‘truth’ is binary and not a single man."&nbsp;

The mother cannot tell for sure who the father is, and neither can science. Twin siblings share the same DNA, so to tell them apart based on such a test is nearly impossible. The woman had sex with both twin brothers in a gap of four days.

A bizarre case is being heard in an English court, where identical twin brothers who slept with the same woman within days of each other are struggling to know who is the father of her child. Only one name can be carried on the birth certificate, but it is almost impossible to know which one of them is the biological father. Identical twins share the same DNA, because of which the common scientific method cannot be used to identify the real parent. According to a report in The Guardian, the mother and one of the twins reached the Court of Appeals in London after the other twin was registered as the father on the official paperwork. The case has left judge Sir Andrew McFarlane, along with two other judges, in a dilemma. They stated that DNA testing shows that one of them is definitely the father, but it is unclear which one. After one brother had sex with the woman, the other also established physical relations with her after four days. Strange paternity battle in London court The woman has not been identified, and the baby is being referred to as "P" in court papers. McFarlane said that it was not in P’s interest for this "ambiguity as to parental responsibility to continue". Judge Madeleine Reardon earlier ruled that it is likely that the baby carries the genes of both men, and both are equally his father since "both brothers had had sex with the woman within four days of each other in the month that P was conceived." Meanwhile, McFarlane has ruled that until the case goes on, the twin named on the certificate won't have to bear parental responsibility. Delivering the verdict, the judge said that science does not have an answer today, but it is "likely that by the time P reaches maturity, it may be possible for science to identify one father and exclude the other twin." He added, "for the coming time that cannot be done without very significant cost, and so her ‘truth’ is binary and not a single man."

The mother cannot tell for sure who the father is, and neither can science. Twin siblings share the same DNA, so to tell them apart based on such a test is nearly impossible. The woman had sex with both twin brothers in a gap of four days.

Woman slept with twin brothers four days apart and had a baby. Who is the father? Bizarre paternity case in London court

A German tourist visited New York City in 2024 and had a series of experiences that led him to ultimately sue three different bodies. However, he lost all the lawsuits that he filed, in which he claimed that he was left with severe "post-traumatic symptoms" and suffered "distress". In the first case, he sued a New York City taqueria for damages, claiming that their salsa was too spicy. He alleged that the restaurant Los Tacos No.1, located in Times Square, failed to warn him how hot the salsa could be. Faycal Manz, an engineer and part-time law student, stated in court filings that a single bite of the self-serve green salsa left him with instant physical problems, The Independent reported. Documents from the federal court in the Southern District of New York show that he "immediately began suffering severe physical symptoms”. His heart rate shot up, and his tongue started burning. He added that the salsa also gave him mouth sores and gastrointestinal and emotional distress, and sought $100,000 in damages.<h2>Hot salsa from Mexican restaurant in Times Square</h2>“For someone like me, living in Germany and eating nothing spicy, it was a very big shock physically and mentally,” he said in the lawsuit. Despite everything he said, Manz lost, since Judge Dale E. Ho pointed out, “When it comes to salsa, the spice is often the point.” He added that even a simple Google search for Mexican food "salsa", or Los Tacos reviews, would show that the salsa "can be quite spicy". Meanwhile, the restaurant's legal team argues that Manz suffered because of his "own culpable conduct, carelessness, recklessness and negligence." Besides, court documents stated that Los Tacos No.1 described its salsa as "medium".<h2>He sued Walmart and NYPD</h2>The second trouble he faced was with Walmart. He sued the retail chain, stating that because he had a German phone number, he was denied access to the Wi-Fi in its Secaucus, New Jersey, store. He then sued the NYPD because the officers refused to take his statement or investigate the issue after he complained of an attack on a homeless person. Manz claimed it left him with “post-traumatic stress”. However, this case was also dismissed.

The trip to New York in 2024 left this German tourist shocked when things did not go his way. He did not think the salsa would be hot. He also sued Walmart because he could not get access to the wifi in a store. He even sued the NYPD.

A German tourist visited New York City in 2024 and had a series of experiences that led him to ultimately sue three different bodies. However, he lost all the lawsuits that he filed, in which he claimed that he was left with severe "post-traumatic symptoms" and suffered "distress". In the first case, he sued a New York City taqueria for damages, claiming that their salsa was too spicy. He alleged that the restaurant Los Tacos No.1, located in Times Square, failed to warn him how hot the salsa could be. Faycal Manz, an engineer and part-time law student, stated in court filings that a single bite of the self-serve green salsa left him with instant physical problems, The Independent reported. Documents from the federal court in the Southern District of New York show that he "immediately began suffering severe physical symptoms”. His heart rate shot up, and his tongue started burning. He added that the salsa also gave him mouth sores and gastrointestinal and emotional distress, and sought $100,000 in damages. Hot salsa from Mexican restaurant in Times Square “For someone like me, living in Germany and eating nothing spicy, it was a very big shock physically and mentally,” he said in the lawsuit. Despite everything he said, Manz lost, since Judge Dale E. Ho pointed out, “When it comes to salsa, the spice is often the point.” He added that even a simple Google search for Mexican food "salsa", or Los Tacos reviews, would show that the salsa "can be quite spicy". Meanwhile, the restaurant's legal team argues that Manz suffered because of his "own culpable conduct, carelessness, recklessness and negligence." Besides, court documents stated that Los Tacos No.1 described its salsa as "medium". He sued Walmart and NYPD The second trouble he faced was with Walmart. He sued the retail chain, stating that because he had a German phone number, he was denied access to the Wi-Fi in its Secaucus, New Jersey, store. He then sued the NYPD because the officers refused to take his statement or investigate the issue after he complained of an attack on a homeless person. Manz claimed it left him with “post-traumatic stress”. However, this case was also dismissed.

The trip to New York in 2024 left this German tourist shocked when things did not go his way. He did not think the salsa would be hot. He also sued Walmart because he could not get access to the wifi in a store. He even sued the NYPD.

A trip to New York left a German tourist with PTSD. So he sued a Mexican restaurant, Walmart and NYPD

Camel beauty pageants are a thing in the Middle East. And while you come to terms with that, here is something else that might shock you. The camels at one particular beauty pageant are cheating to win the coveted title. At the Camel Beauty Show Festival in Al Musanaa, Oman, the dromedary is the highlight of the show. The dromedary camel has one hump and four teats instead of the two in the Lama species. The prize money is huge, and the winner could get cars and cash. A camel's voluptuous curves play a major role in deciding who wins. So their owners are turning to artificial methods to add that oomph factor. The camels are getting Botox and other treatments to stand out. However, their fraudulent activity was revealed, and twenty of the camels at this year’s Beauty Show Festival were disqualified from competition, Popular Mechanics reported.<h2>Beauty treatments at camel pageants</h2>Controversy in the world of camel beauty pageants is not a new thing. At the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival of Saudi Arabia, also known as Miss Camel, officials found that contestants’ lips were injected with Botox and fillers. In camels, voluptuousness is the mark of beauty, be it lips, humps, or rumps. Necks, gleaming coats and symmetrical humps are also the standard. Dark eyes and shiny, yellow teeth are also important. Using illegal beauty treatments to beautify the camels has been likened to doping for camels by some people. Those breeders who can afford the costs even give their camels to improve their muscles. The desert animals are also being given nose jobs. However, those who do not have the money are doing strange things to make the camels beautiful, like stretching their lower lips with their hands.&nbsp;These treatments have side effects in the animals. They can cause infections, swelling and pain. There could be bigger problems, like hormonal issues, which can cause behavioural problems. Females can also become infertile from all the treatments. For this reason, animal welfare groups have also raised objections to subjecting the animals to such acts. Camel beauty pageant officials have also become strict and test blood samples and use X-rays to check for artificial changes. &nbsp;

The world of camel beauty pageants has once again been rocked by controversy. Twenty camels were disqualified from the Beauty Show Festival in Al Musanaa, Oman, after officials found that the breeders had given them Botox injections.

Camel beauty pageants are a thing in the Middle East. And while you come to terms with that, here is something else that might shock you. The camels at one particular beauty pageant are cheating to win the coveted title. At the Camel Beauty Show Festival in Al Musanaa, Oman, the dromedary is the highlight of the show. The dromedary camel has one hump and four teats instead of the two in the Lama species. The prize money is huge, and the winner could get cars and cash. A camel's voluptuous curves play a major role in deciding who wins. So their owners are turning to artificial methods to add that oomph factor. The camels are getting Botox and other treatments to stand out. However, their fraudulent activity was revealed, and twenty of the camels at this year’s Beauty Show Festival were disqualified from competition, Popular Mechanics reported. Beauty treatments at camel pageants Controversy in the world of camel beauty pageants is not a new thing. At the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival of Saudi Arabia, also known as Miss Camel, officials found that contestants’ lips were injected with Botox and fillers. In camels, voluptuousness is the mark of beauty, be it lips, humps, or rumps. Necks, gleaming coats and symmetrical humps are also the standard. Dark eyes and shiny, yellow teeth are also important. Using illegal beauty treatments to beautify the camels has been likened to doping for camels by some people. Those breeders who can afford the costs even give their camels to improve their muscles. The desert animals are also being given nose jobs. However, those who do not have the money are doing strange things to make the camels beautiful, like stretching their lower lips with their hands. These treatments have side effects in the animals. They can cause infections, swelling and pain. There could be bigger problems, like hormonal issues, which can cause behavioural problems. Females can also become infertile from all the treatments. For this reason, animal welfare groups have also raised objections to subjecting the animals to such acts. Camel beauty pageant officials have also become strict and test blood samples and use X-rays to check for artificial changes.

The world of camel beauty pageants has once again been rocked by controversy. Twenty camels were disqualified from the Beauty Show Festival in Al Musanaa, Oman, after officials found that the breeders had given them Botox injections.

20 camels found cheating at beauty pageant, disqualified for getting Botox to enhance their curves

Potholes on Indian roads are not new news. Roads across cities are riddled with them and have proved to be a major source of accidents and deaths. However, a woman in Uttar Pradesh got her life back because of a pothole. Vineeta Shukla was declared brain dead and discharged from a Bareilly hospital. Doctors gave her next to no chance of living. However, while returning home via the Bareilly-Haridwar NH-74, the ambulance hit a pothole that shook the entire vehicle. The violent jerk proved to be a lifesaver for Vineeta, who woke up suddenly from the shock. Her husband Kuldeep Kumar Shukla told Times of India that he had told his family to prepare for the last rites, since she was not breathing and her heartbeat was sinking. But the encounter with a large pothole near Hafizganj proved miraculous, as Kuldeep said her breathing instantly returned to normal. He immediately told his family to cancel cremation preparations and rush her to Neurocity Hospital in Pilibhit.<h2>What did the doctors say</h2> The 50-year-old received critical care at the hospital and, after nearly two weeks, returned home. Kuldeep said she "conquered death" and is now talking to everyone. Dr Rakesh Singh, neurosurgeon at Neurocity Hospital, checked back on all her medical data, her physical condition and the diagnosis from the Bareilly hospital. He told the outlet that at the Bareilly hospital, her brainstem reflexes were found to be missing. She was completely unresponsive since her Glasgow Coma Scale had dropped to 3 points, as compared to the normal of 15. She was declared brain dead after her eyes showed mydriasis (dilation of pupils). Her other vitals were also sinking. At Pilibhit, several medical tests showed the presence of heavy neurotoxins in her bloodstream and lymphatic system. Vineeta worked as a senior assistant in the copy section at the judicial courts in Pilibhit and collapsed on February 22 at home and was referred to the Bareilly hospital.&nbsp;

The woman from Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, was declared brain dead, and her family had started preparing for the cremation. But a huge pothole became the source of life for the 50-year-old, who had shown all signs of no brain activity.

Potholes on Indian roads are not new news. Roads across cities are riddled with them and have proved to be a major source of accidents and deaths. However, a woman in Uttar Pradesh got her life back because of a pothole. Vineeta Shukla was declared brain dead and discharged from a Bareilly hospital. Doctors gave her next to no chance of living. However, while returning home via the Bareilly-Haridwar NH-74, the ambulance hit a pothole that shook the entire vehicle. The violent jerk proved to be a lifesaver for Vineeta, who woke up suddenly from the shock. Her husband Kuldeep Kumar Shukla told Times of India that he had told his family to prepare for the last rites, since she was not breathing and her heartbeat was sinking. But the encounter with a large pothole near Hafizganj proved miraculous, as Kuldeep said her breathing instantly returned to normal. He immediately told his family to cancel cremation preparations and rush her to Neurocity Hospital in Pilibhit. What did the doctors say The 50-year-old received critical care at the hospital and, after nearly two weeks, returned home. Kuldeep said she "conquered death" and is now talking to everyone. Dr Rakesh Singh, neurosurgeon at Neurocity Hospital, checked back on all her medical data, her physical condition and the diagnosis from the Bareilly hospital. He told the outlet that at the Bareilly hospital, her brainstem reflexes were found to be missing. She was completely unresponsive since her Glasgow Coma Scale had dropped to 3 points, as compared to the normal of 15. She was declared brain dead after her eyes showed mydriasis (dilation of pupils). Her other vitals were also sinking. At Pilibhit, several medical tests showed the presence of heavy neurotoxins in her bloodstream and lymphatic system. Vineeta worked as a senior assistant in the copy section at the judicial courts in Pilibhit and collapsed on February 22 at home and was referred to the Bareilly hospital.

The woman from Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, was declared brain dead, and her family had started preparing for the cremation. But a huge pothole became the source of life for the 50-year-old, who had shown all signs of no brain activity.

Brain dead woman comes back to life in India after ambulance hits huge pothole on UP highway

In what is being described as a "miracle", a child declared dead after drowning in a pool in Arizona came back to life five hours later. Physicians were shocked when they started showing signs of life long after being pronounced dead. The incident happened on February 8 when the child drowned in a backyard pool in Gilbert, Arizona. The Gilbert Police Department (GPD) received a call about the drowning at 5:35 pm local time, KGW 8 reported. Emergency responders gave the child CPR, and soon rushed him to the hospital, where they was declared dead at 6:20 pm. However, the GPD was told nearly five hours later, at around 11:30 pm, that the child was showing signs of life. They were flown to another hospital and are undergoing treatment, and showing positive signs.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scary-patent-on-controlling-human-mind-through-tv-and-computer-screens-revealed-1772084810424">Scary patent on controlling human mind through TV and computer screens revealed</a><h2>Doctors call for caution when declaring a child dead</h2>The incident has left everyone in shock, with experts calling it a miracle and something they have never seen happen before. Emergency medicine physician Dr Frank LoVecchio told AZFamily that the case highlights the need for the healthcare workers to be "overly sensitive" when declaring a child dead. "You want to be absolutely sure — make sure the temperature was adequate, that there is no heartbeat, no movement, no blood pressure,” he said. The doctor believes the reason why no pulse could be detected possibly lies in the fact that they were very cold at the time, making it faint and hard to find. LoVecchio said that this particular case is “absolutely a miracle,” but “somewhat hard to believe,” adding that "something’s missing from the story."Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientist-claims-heaven-lies-in-the-physical-universe-and-tells-its-exact-location-1771939781638">Scientist claims heaven lies in the physical universe, and tells its EXACT location</a>&nbsp;"Maybe — never say never in medicine, never say never and never say always, right?" he said. It is not known whether the child was shifted to the morgue, where they showed signs of life at 11:30 pm, or if the GPD was informed about it at this time. An investigation into the matter has been initiated, while the child's identity has not been released. &nbsp;

After drowning in a pool, the child was declared dead nearly an hour later. But things took a turn hours later when the child returned to life, shocking the doctors. The case is being investigated, and experts have called for caution while declaring a child dead.

In what is being described as a "miracle", a child declared dead after drowning in a pool in Arizona came back to life five hours later. Physicians were shocked when they started showing signs of life long after being pronounced dead. The incident happened on February 8 when the child drowned in a backyard pool in Gilbert, Arizona. The Gilbert Police Department (GPD) received a call about the drowning at 5:35 pm local time, KGW 8 reported. Emergency responders gave the child CPR, and soon rushed him to the hospital, where they was declared dead at 6:20 pm. However, the GPD was told nearly five hours later, at around 11:30 pm, that the child was showing signs of life. They were flown to another hospital and are undergoing treatment, and showing positive signs. Also Read: Scary patent on controlling human mind through TV and computer screens revealed Doctors call for caution when declaring a child dead The incident has left everyone in shock, with experts calling it a miracle and something they have never seen happen before. Emergency medicine physician Dr Frank LoVecchio told AZFamily that the case highlights the need for the healthcare workers to be "overly sensitive" when declaring a child dead. "You want to be absolutely sure — make sure the temperature was adequate, that there is no heartbeat, no movement, no blood pressure,” he said. The doctor believes the reason why no pulse could be detected possibly lies in the fact that they were very cold at the time, making it faint and hard to find. LoVecchio said that this particular case is “absolutely a miracle,” but “somewhat hard to believe,” adding that "something’s missing from the story." Also Read: Scientist claims heaven lies in the physical universe, and tells its EXACT location "Maybe — never say never in medicine, never say never and never say always, right?" he said. It is not known whether the child was shifted to the morgue, where they showed signs of life at 11:30 pm, or if the GPD was informed about it at this time. An investigation into the matter has been initiated, while the child's identity has not been released.

After drowning in a pool, the child was declared dead nearly an hour later. But things took a turn hours later when the child returned to life, shocking the doctors. The case is being investigated, and experts have called for caution while declaring a child dead.

Declared dead, child comes back to life 5 hours later — 'Absolutely a miracle'

"Boil-in-a-bag" funerals, scientifically known as alkaline hydrolysis, have been introduced in Britain, with Scotland becoming the first region in the country to implement them, the Daily Mail reported. In this method, the body is put in a container, dissolved in water and alkaline chemicals, and flushed down the drains. All that remains are liquid and bones. Experts say these water cremations are an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods that use loads of natural gas. The process does in a few hours what a natural decomposition takes two decades to happen. "Boil in a bag" involves placing the dead body in a pressurised steel chamber after wrapping it in a biodegradable shroud mostly made of silk or wool. A slurry comprising &nbsp;95 per cent water and five per cent of an alkaline chemical such as potassium hydroxide is filled into the tank. It is subjected to a temperature of 150°C under pressure to prevent it from boiling. It turns into a liquid, leaving behind soft bones. This water is cooled and treated and flushed into drains and processed like regular wastewater, joining the hydrological cycle.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/man-behind-sarco-suicide-pod-takes-his-own-life-in-germany-after-being-accused-of-murder-1748943473909">Man behind Sarco suicide pod takes his own life in Germany with help of ‘specialised organisation’</a><h2>Liquid contains no DNA or solid remains</h2>This method has its supporters but is also attracting controversy, mainly because the liquid that remains is returned to the regular water. Scotland is the first to start with water funerals in the UK because, in 2023, 84 per cent of respondents supported its introduction in a survey. Kindly Earth, the company producing alkaline hydrolysis equipment in Scotland, the remaining water has no DNA or solids and is perfectly sterile, and only contains proteins, peptides, sugars and salts. The bones that remain are dried, cooled, and ground into a fine white powder, just like ashes and returned to the family. A water funeral can cost anywhere between $1,500 and $5,000.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/sarco-pod-inventor-demonstrates-kairos-kollar-reveals-he-is-working-on-suicide-switch-1766478514128?fbclid=IwY2xjawQScPZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFHRjdTOXNPN1drM04ybWFyc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHtyuKGjohZC9FKihlN7qt1ma2WHW1GWalDFtiYz402wVvaDBryxiQpME6ozh_aem_kRcyMGIP7W9KdL93vSy-CQ">Sarco pod inventor demonstrates Kairos Kollar, reveals he is working on ‘suicide switch’</a>&nbsp;Helen Chandler, General Manager of Kindly Earth, says he is aware that not everyone might choose this process, but it is only about giving families a choice, especially for people who could be "planning ahead for their own funeral". Scottish crematoriums need to secure planning permission and an agreement with Scottish Water to discharge the liquid before they can go ahead with "boil-in-a-bag" funerals. The government plans to hold the first water funeral in the summer of 2026.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Scotland will begin water funerals this year. The alkaline hydrolysis process involves a process that turns the body into water, which is then flushed into a drain, from where it joins the normal hydrological cycle.

"Boil-in-a-bag" funerals, scientifically known as alkaline hydrolysis, have been introduced in Britain, with Scotland becoming the first region in the country to implement them, the Daily Mail reported. In this method, the body is put in a container, dissolved in water and alkaline chemicals, and flushed down the drains. All that remains are liquid and bones. Experts say these water cremations are an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods that use loads of natural gas. The process does in a few hours what a natural decomposition takes two decades to happen. "Boil in a bag" involves placing the dead body in a pressurised steel chamber after wrapping it in a biodegradable shroud mostly made of silk or wool. A slurry comprising 95 per cent water and five per cent of an alkaline chemical such as potassium hydroxide is filled into the tank. It is subjected to a temperature of 150°C under pressure to prevent it from boiling. It turns into a liquid, leaving behind soft bones. This water is cooled and treated and flushed into drains and processed like regular wastewater, joining the hydrological cycle. Also Read: Man behind Sarco suicide pod takes his own life in Germany with help of ‘specialised organisation’ Liquid contains no DNA or solid remains This method has its supporters but is also attracting controversy, mainly because the liquid that remains is returned to the regular water. Scotland is the first to start with water funerals in the UK because, in 2023, 84 per cent of respondents supported its introduction in a survey. Kindly Earth, the company producing alkaline hydrolysis equipment in Scotland, the remaining water has no DNA or solids and is perfectly sterile, and only contains proteins, peptides, sugars and salts. The bones that remain are dried, cooled, and ground into a fine white powder, just like ashes and returned to the family. A water funeral can cost anywhere between $1,500 and $5,000. Also Read: Sarco pod inventor demonstrates Kairos Kollar, reveals he is working on ‘suicide switch’ Helen Chandler, General Manager of Kindly Earth, says he is aware that not everyone might choose this process, but it is only about giving families a choice, especially for people who could be "planning ahead for their own funeral". Scottish crematoriums need to secure planning permission and an agreement with Scottish Water to discharge the liquid before they can go ahead with "boil-in-a-bag" funerals. The government plans to hold the first water funeral in the summer of 2026.

Scotland will begin water funerals this year. The alkaline hydrolysis process involves a process that turns the body into water, which is then flushed into a drain, from where it joins the normal hydrological cycle.

Boiling 'dead bodies' in a bag is an eco-friendly funeral, and THIS country is starting them this year

A patent on a technology meant to control people's minds through televisions and computers has resurfaced on social media. Originally filed in 2001, it talks about an invention that could take over the sensory system of the human body when they spend time on screens. It is a US patent titled "Nervous System Manipulation by Electromagnetic Fields from Monitors", Daily Mail reported. It describes a technique that could influence a person's body and mind using invisible electromagnetic (EM) fields originating from computer monitors or old-style TV tubes called CRT monitors. The patent states that using very weak electromagnetic fields pulsing at certain slow frequencies, measurable physiological effects can be produced in humans. The skin can be stimulated to trigger an interaction with the body’s sensory systems. This theoretically means that the technology could be used to control a person's nervous system using pulsed electromagnetic fields from a screen.&nbsp;These pulses would be too faint for human eyes to notice and could be added directly to the content being transmitted or to the signal. Hendricus G. Loos, the person who created the patent, once worked for NASA. He apparently also believes that the signals could control human autonomic functions, such as heart rate or digestion. The main point was to have the screen pulse or flicker at low frequencies between 0.1 and 15 Hertz. The 2001 patent has been viewed over 200,000 times since Monday and has created panic. The patent expired in 2021, which means anyone is free to use the technology now. Panicked netizens are now discussing how the television has been used for decades to influence humans. "It's no longer a conspiracy theory... Your television is a brainwashing tool used to manipulate you," a person who found the patent wrote on Instagram. The patent was classified under "magnetotherapy," where all devices that use magnetic fields for health effects are placed.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/humans-unknowingly-time-travelled-through-universe-birth-in-old-tv-static-1772018141506">You saw remnants of Big Bang as TV static happened, and you didn't even know</a><h2>Could current TVs and computers be used to manipulate human nervous system?</h2> Experts say that it was mostly only possible with old-style monitors that naturally give off electromagnetic fields while displaying images. Researchers for PQAI, an organisation that provides AI tools for discovery and understanding patents, analysed the invention. They say modern LED screens emit much weaker fields, so it might not be feasible today, the Daily Mail reported. Loos passed away in 2017, according to the Orange County Register, and had filed similar patents linked to magnetic fields and the nervous system.

The patent from 2001 talks about influencing the human nervous system through televisions and computers. Pulsing and flickering screens were the key to this technology that is being talked about on social media after someone found it.  

A patent on a technology meant to control people's minds through televisions and computers has resurfaced on social media. Originally filed in 2001, it talks about an invention that could take over the sensory system of the human body when they spend time on screens. It is a US patent titled "Nervous System Manipulation by Electromagnetic Fields from Monitors", Daily Mail reported. It describes a technique that could influence a person's body and mind using invisible electromagnetic (EM) fields originating from computer monitors or old-style TV tubes called CRT monitors. The patent states that using very weak electromagnetic fields pulsing at certain slow frequencies, measurable physiological effects can be produced in humans. The skin can be stimulated to trigger an interaction with the body’s sensory systems. This theoretically means that the technology could be used to control a person's nervous system using pulsed electromagnetic fields from a screen. These pulses would be too faint for human eyes to notice and could be added directly to the content being transmitted or to the signal. Hendricus G. Loos, the person who created the patent, once worked for NASA. He apparently also believes that the signals could control human autonomic functions, such as heart rate or digestion. The main point was to have the screen pulse or flicker at low frequencies between 0.1 and 15 Hertz. The 2001 patent has been viewed over 200,000 times since Monday and has created panic. The patent expired in 2021, which means anyone is free to use the technology now. Panicked netizens are now discussing how the television has been used for decades to influence humans. "It's no longer a conspiracy theory... Your television is a brainwashing tool used to manipulate you," a person who found the patent wrote on Instagram. The patent was classified under "magnetotherapy," where all devices that use magnetic fields for health effects are placed. Also Read: You saw remnants of Big Bang as TV static happened, and you didn't even know Could current TVs and computers be used to manipulate human nervous system? Experts say that it was mostly only possible with old-style monitors that naturally give off electromagnetic fields while displaying images. Researchers for PQAI, an organisation that provides AI tools for discovery and understanding patents, analysed the invention. They say modern LED screens emit much weaker fields, so it might not be feasible today, the Daily Mail reported. Loos passed away in 2017, according to the Orange County Register, and had filed similar patents linked to magnetic fields and the nervous system.

The patent from 2001 talks about influencing the human nervous system through televisions and computers. Pulsing and flickering screens were the key to this technology that is being talked about on social media after someone found it. &nbsp;

Scary patent on controlling human mind through TV and computer screens revealed

The boss of a Chinese company has given away 180 million yuan (Rs 240 crore) as bonuses to his employees, sparking amazement and jealousy online. The story has gone viral in the country for the unbelievable gesture as it earned 270 million yuan in profits and distributed nearly 70 per cent of it to the staff, SCMP reported. Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd organised an event on February 13, and on the spot handed more than 60 million yuan (US$8.7 million) in cash. Nearly 7,000 people attended the event, where 800 banquet tables were set up to accommodate them. Photos from the gala shared on Chinese social media show rows of tables covered with cash. How much money each person would get was not decided beforehand for several of them. While a few staff members were called on stage and given their rewards, others took part in a strange interactive game where they needed to count the money, and whatever amount they did, they could take with them.<h2>Boss Cui Peijun told finance team to give everyone even more money</h2>It was literally a money party where people held bundles of notes in their hands, spilling them all over. Videos show employees counting cash on the long tables. The company was also giving out washing machines to the employees. While it might seem like a very generous gift from a company, Boss Cui Peijun was not happy. He called out the finance department and asked them, "Do you think gold prices have gone up? In previous years, we gave necklaces and rings, bring up the cash and give everyone another 20,000 yuan (US$2,800)."&nbsp;In total, Peijun gave his employees 180 million yuan as a year-end bonus. Henan Kuangshan Crane Co was established in 2002, and since then has spread to more than 130 countries. It manufactures services, cranes and material handling products. He owns around 98.88 per cent of the company’s shares. Cui has a habit of showering his staff with money. On International Women's Day last year, he gave nearly 1.6 million yuan (US$230,000) to 2,000 women employees. This is why the internet calls him “the boss who loves giving out money the most”. Cui says, "Young people are burdened with car loans and mortgages, and any relief we can offer helps."

Year-end bonuses at a Chinese company have shocked the world, with a total amounting to Rs 246 crore. The boss laid out all the cash on long tables and told employees to take all they can count in 15 minutes.

The boss of a Chinese company has given away 180 million yuan (Rs 240 crore) as bonuses to his employees, sparking amazement and jealousy online. The story has gone viral in the country for the unbelievable gesture as it earned 270 million yuan in profits and distributed nearly 70 per cent of it to the staff, SCMP reported. Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd organised an event on February 13, and on the spot handed more than 60 million yuan (US$8.7 million) in cash. Nearly 7,000 people attended the event, where 800 banquet tables were set up to accommodate them. Photos from the gala shared on Chinese social media show rows of tables covered with cash. How much money each person would get was not decided beforehand for several of them. While a few staff members were called on stage and given their rewards, others took part in a strange interactive game where they needed to count the money, and whatever amount they did, they could take with them. Boss Cui Peijun told finance team to give everyone even more money It was literally a money party where people held bundles of notes in their hands, spilling them all over. Videos show employees counting cash on the long tables. The company was also giving out washing machines to the employees. While it might seem like a very generous gift from a company, Boss Cui Peijun was not happy. He called out the finance department and asked them, "Do you think gold prices have gone up? In previous years, we gave necklaces and rings, bring up the cash and give everyone another 20,000 yuan (US$2,800)." In total, Peijun gave his employees 180 million yuan as a year-end bonus. Henan Kuangshan Crane Co was established in 2002, and since then has spread to more than 130 countries. It manufactures services, cranes and material handling products. He owns around 98.88 per cent of the company’s shares. Cui has a habit of showering his staff with money. On International Women's Day last year, he gave nearly 1.6 million yuan (US$230,000) to 2,000 women employees. This is why the internet calls him “the boss who loves giving out money the most”. Cui says, "Young people are burdened with car loans and mortgages, and any relief we can offer helps."

Year-end bonuses at a Chinese company have shocked the world, with a total amounting to Rs 240 crore. The boss laid out all the cash on long tables and told employees to take all they can count in 15 minutes.

Chinese boss gives away Rs 240 crore in bonuses, lays cash on long tables at gala

Aussie-Lebanese Twitch streamer Emmanuel Achmar was slapped on a livestream after getting caught by his dad wearing a dress and makeup. As he enters the room, &nbsp;Emmanuel tells him that it is for a "skit", but his father throws a major fit, slaps him multiple times and starts slamming things around. Ever since this video was uploaded, it has gone viral and garnered millions of views. People are expressing concern, anger, and even seeing the humour in the situation. It has triggered a debate about boundaries and how a private moment can quickly become available for public consumption on social media. His father later apologised to everyone who was offended. Some people are questioning whether it was a real-time reaction or staged.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Twitch Streamer “Emmanuel Achmar” gets caught wearing a dress during one of his stream segments by his father and he WENT OFF 😭 <a href="https://t.co/r2oq8UEFnY">pic.twitter.com/r2oq8UEFnY</a>&mdash; ryan 🤿 (@scubaryan_) <a href="https://twitter.com/scubaryan_/status/2026096222914687201?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 24, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The video starts with Emmanuel recording himself in a green dress and makeup, along with two other men in the room. His father enters the room suddenly and is shocked by what he sees. He asks, "What the f*** are you doing?" The streamer explains that it is for a skit. However, his father does not pay heed and reacts violently almost instantly and starts hitting him. The two other men, apparently his brothers, intervene and try to stop his father. He again explains that it is for the segment. However, his father drags a chair and then throws what looks like a dustbin towards Emmanuel, which hits him. He once again lunges towards his son and hits the other man, who tries to stop him. The father then picks up what looks like a Christmas tree and smashes it on the ground. He continues screaming, "Take it off".Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/iowa-alpha-delta-phi-frat-hazing-video-56-shirtless-boys-1771568882681">Creepy video from Iowa frat house shows 56 shirtless boys who refused to respond</a>&nbsp;The entire background of the incident isn't clear, and several details remain unverified. Nevertheless, the viral clip has triggered a debate on whether the father was right in reacting in this manner.

Emmanuel Achmar was caught wearing female clothes during a livestream by his father, who walked into the room while he was recording. Seeing him in a dress triggered a violent reaction, which was seen by everyone online, and later, the clip went viral.

Aussie-Lebanese Twitch streamer Emmanuel Achmar was slapped on a livestream after getting caught by his dad wearing a dress and makeup. As he enters the room, Emmanuel tells him that it is for a "skit", but his father throws a major fit, slaps him multiple times and starts slamming things around. Ever since this video was uploaded, it has gone viral and garnered millions of views. People are expressing concern, anger, and even seeing the humour in the situation. It has triggered a debate about boundaries and how a private moment can quickly become available for public consumption on social media. His father later apologised to everyone who was offended. Some people are questioning whether it was a real-time reaction or staged.

Emmanuel Achmar was caught wearing female clothes during a livestream by his father, who walked into the room while he was recording. Seeing him in a dress triggered a violent reaction, which was seen by everyone online, and later, the clip went viral.

Dad catches son in women's clothes and makeup during livestream, thrashes him as thousands watch

Watching TikToks on holiday costs a British family £42,000 in mobile phone bills. Initially, when they received the bill, they wondered whether someone had hacked their number. However, turns out their daughter's craze for TikToks was to blame. The Alty family were on a trip to Marrakech when they received the first part of the enormous bill. Andrew Alty runs a curtains business, and the O2 bill left him shell-shocked. He later realised that his daughter watched TikTok for eight hours on the trip, and this was responsible for the huge bill. He had purchased a contract through his small business before the trip via electrical retailer Currys. One of the clauses that he missed was that data roaming outside Europe was uncapped. He was charged more than £5,000 for every hour his daughter spent on the social media platform, totalling £42,000.&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrew is angry at the service provider for letting them rack up the bill without informing them. He told The Telegraph, “There’s no way they should be able to charge that. They made no effort to inform us and just allowed the charges to accrue. I don’t understand how they expect any small business to pay that sort of bill.”Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/beauty-filter-comes-off-influencer-to-reveal-real-woman-netizens-say-she-looks-nicer-1771414962333">Beauty filter comes off influencer to reveal 'real woman'. Netizens say, 'she looks nicer', yet loses 140,000 followers</a><h2>Andrew Alty thought it was a glitch</h2>Like anyone else, Andrew thought that the first bill of &nbsp;£22,000 must have been a mistake. He assumed that this happened because of some kind of glitch and tried contacting O2. "I could only assume there had been a glitch, or the account had been hacked," he said. After the family returned home, they got the second bill amounting to £20,000. This is when he understood what had happened. The Alty family calls it "ridiculous" and has spent two months trying to get the issue fixed.<h2>Data roaming charges outside a country can go pretty high</h2>British citizens are charged for data roaming outside the United Kingdom every time their phone connects to a network. Before Brexit, they could enjoy free roaming inside the European Union. Some providers still offer free or nominal rates. But outside the UK, if you do not place a data cap, the bills can run wild. Thankfully, the family was able to get Currys and O2 to waive the charges.

A family trip to Marrakech left a British family with a hefty phone bill of £42,000 (over Rs 50 lakh) because their daughter doomscrolled TikTok. They first thought the provider mistakenly charged them the amount. However, when they learnt what had happened, they were left shocked.

Watching TikToks on holiday costs a British family £42,000 in mobile phone bills. Initially, when they received the bill, they wondered whether someone had hacked their number. However, turns out their daughter's craze for TikToks was to blame. The Alty family were on a trip to Marrakech when they received the first part of the enormous bill. Andrew Alty runs a curtains business, and the O2 bill left him shell-shocked. He later realised that his daughter watched TikTok for eight hours on the trip, and this was responsible for the huge bill. He had purchased a contract through his small business before the trip via electrical retailer Currys. One of the clauses that he missed was that data roaming outside Europe was uncapped. He was charged more than £5,000 for every hour his daughter spent on the social media platform, totalling £42,000. Andrew is angry at the service provider for letting them rack up the bill without informing them. He told The Telegraph, “There’s no way they should be able to charge that. They made no effort to inform us and just allowed the charges to accrue. I don’t understand how they expect any small business to pay that sort of bill.” Also Read: Beauty filter comes off influencer to reveal 'real woman'. Netizens say, 'she looks nicer', yet loses 140,000 followers Andrew Alty thought it was a glitch Like anyone else, Andrew thought that the first bill of £22,000 must have been a mistake. He assumed that this happened because of some kind of glitch and tried contacting O2. "I could only assume there had been a glitch, or the account had been hacked," he said. After the family returned home, they got the second bill amounting to £20,000. This is when he understood what had happened. The Alty family calls it "ridiculous" and has spent two months trying to get the issue fixed. Data roaming charges outside a country can go pretty high British citizens are charged for data roaming outside the United Kingdom every time their phone connects to a network. Before Brexit, they could enjoy free roaming inside the European Union. Some providers still offer free or nominal rates. But outside the UK, if you do not place a data cap, the bills can run wild. Thankfully, the family was able to get Currys and O2 to waive the charges.

A family trip to Marrakech left a British family with a hefty phone bill of £42,000 (over Rs 50 lakh) because their daughter doomscrolled TikTok. They first thought the provider mistakenly charged them the amount. However, when they learnt what had happened, they were left shocked.

British family racks up Rs 50 lakh phone bill after daughter spends hours watching TikTok

Footage from a 2024 hazing incident at an American fraternity house has gone viral after being released by the police recently. The video from the University of Iowa’s Alpha Delta Phi frat house was recorded by emergency services who responded to a fire alarm. An investigation into an arrest related to the incident was dismissed, following which the "creepy" video was made available on The CrimePiece YouTube channel and X, garnering nearly 20 million views. It shows 56 male pledges, shirtless and some with blindfolds, in a dirty and dark basement. Pledges in this case are students who are trying to join a fraternity. Hazing is the practice of torturing and humiliating someone, and even forcing them to take up dangerous tasks. It can lead to terrible outcomes and is banned by law in the United States.&nbsp;The fire responders walked into a dingy basement at the frat house, but there was no blaze. But they were shocked by what they saw: 56 boys, most of them topless, some blindfolded, with ketchup, mustard and alcohol all over them. While that itself looks like a horror scene, what is actually being labelled as "eerie" is the fact that none of them moves or speak when the officers tell them to stop. An officer can be heard saying, “Does anyone want to be forthcoming about what’s going on? Anyone? Because you gotta see it from my perspective, what the f**k did I just walk into?”Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/telangana-first-year-engineering-student-dies-by-suicide-alleged-harassment-by-seniors-police-register-case-1758532222176">Telangana: First-year engineering student dies by suicide, alleging harassment by seniors; police register case</a><h2>Warning: Disturbing video from University of Iowa’s Alpha Delta Phi frat house</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">A CRAZY scene from Iowa Alpha Delta Phi hazing discovery is WILD. A fire alarm went off, police arrived and discovered pledges in the dirty basement blindfolded and shirtless. <a href="https://t.co/TezGe3tkCR">pic.twitter.com/TezGe3tkCR</a>&mdash; AmericanPapaBear™ (@AmericaPapaBear) <a href="https://twitter.com/AmericaPapaBear/status/2024029132812902702?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 18, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Another student outside the room is told by another officer, "This stops here, guys. This is the police department. This stops here. Who is in charge?" The police tell them to start cleaning up, but they all continue to stand still as a flashlight shines over them in the dingy basement room. Iowa City Police arrested 21-year-old Joseph Gaya for continually interfering with the investigation. The video is reportedly 16 minutes long, but only about two minutes of it is available on X.<h2>Netizens react to hazing video from Iowa Alpha Delta Phi fraternity</h2>University of Iowa Police and the University of Iowa Office of Student Accountability suspended the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity till at least July 1, 2029. Netizens reacting to the video are shocked to see the men acting in this manner. One of them said, “Crazy what men will do for the validation of other men,” with another stating, "I genuinely do not understand frat culture or why it’s still a thing or why it hasn’t changed for the better."&nbsp;However, some of them found no problem with the footage. A user wrote, “Really what is the big deal here? They are standing in a room blindfolded and it looks like they got mustard squirted on them. Big whoop." Another said, no one was harmed, so is just being weird the problem here. “So I’m curious what the outrage is here. It’s weird and seems cultist, but no one was harmed? Are we at the point of trying to stop people from being weird because it makes others feel uncomfortable? Were they violating laws?” &nbsp;&nbsp;The Alpha Delta Phi frat has been active since 1832 in most American universities, but the Iowa chapter was founded in 2023.

University of Iowa Alpha Delta Phi frat house hazing video: Emergency responders were shocked to see 56 men standing motionless, shirtless, blindfolded and covered in sauce in the basement of the frat house. They did not answer or move, giving eerie vibes.

Footage from a 2024 hazing incident at an American fraternity house has gone viral after being released by the police recently. The video from the University of Iowa’s Alpha Delta Phi frat house was recorded by emergency services who responded to a fire alarm. An investigation into an arrest related to the incident was dismissed, following which the "creepy" video was made available on The CrimePiece YouTube channel and X, garnering nearly 20 million views. It shows 56 male pledges, shirtless and some with blindfolds, in a dirty and dark basement. Pledges in this case are students who are trying to join a fraternity. Hazing is the practice of torturing and humiliating someone, and even forcing them to take up dangerous tasks. It can lead to terrible outcomes and is banned by law in the United States. The fire responders walked into a dingy basement at the frat house, but there was no blaze. But they were shocked by what they saw: 56 boys, most of them topless, some blindfolded, with ketchup, mustard and alcohol all over them. While that itself looks like a horror scene, what is actually being labelled as "eerie" is the fact that none of them moves or speak when the officers tell them to stop. An officer can be heard saying, “Does anyone want to be forthcoming about what’s going on? Anyone? Because you gotta see it from my perspective, what the f**k did I just walk into?” Also Read: Telangana: First-year engineering student dies by suicide, alleging harassment by seniors; police register case Warning: Disturbing video from University of Iowa’s Alpha Delta Phi frat house

University of Iowa Alpha Delta Phi frat house hazing video: Emergency responders were shocked to see 56 men standing motionless, shirtless, blindfolded and covered in sauce in the basement of the frat house. They did not answer or move, giving eerie vibes.

Creepy video from Iowa frat house shows 56 shirtless boys who refused to respond

A Chinese influencer reportedly lost 140,000 followers almost instantly when a beauty filter malfunctioned during a livestream. The news is based on some social media posts, and there is no proof of this happening. According to these posts, the woman was live on her page when the beauty filter got removed for a few seconds, revealing a woman with mature skin and a warm complexion. The filter soon returned, showing a pale, plasticky-looking woman with a small face. The video being shared lasts only seconds and shows the glitch. The video has been captioned to tell people that the woman lost 140,000 followers after her real face was revealed. Reports of a drop in followers or the incident even being real could not be verified.&nbsp;The video shows the woman in what seems to be a living room, with her smiling and swaying. She is wearing a purple top and has open hair. The four-second clip starts off with the real face of the woman, switching to the filter quickly several times. A similar incident happened in 2019 when a streamer known as "Your Highness Qiao Biluo" faced a technical glitch during a livestream, leading the beauty filter to come off. She was renowned for her "sweet and healing voice" and for her appearance. But when the filter came off, it was revealed that Qiao Biluo was actually 58 years old and not as young as her followers believed her to be. The woman in the latest video remains unidentified.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/why-this-family-with-millions-of-followers-on-social-media-are-relocating-to-uk-1761892723464">Why this family with millions of followers on social media is relocating to United Kingdom</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">A Chinese female streamer reportedly lost 140,000 followers after the beauty filter she was using suddenly malfunctioned during a live stream and revealed her real face 😶 <a href="https://t.co/AvlC8fC2JG">pic.twitter.com/AvlC8fC2JG</a>&mdash; Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld) <a href="https://twitter.com/ClownWorld/status/2023496618343887000?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 16, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Netizens stumped to see people believe that the photo with the filter is real &nbsp;</h2>The video has garnered mixed reactions, with some people calling out the deceptive practice. "Her account should've been banned for misleading fans," a user wrote. However, most netizens stated that her real face was prettier than the gimmicky filter. One user wrote, "Do the Chinese honestly think the girl on the left (without filter) looks physically repulsive and the girl on the right looks like a real person?" Another wrote, "She looks nicer than that chinese ghost look."

Social media posts claim that a Chinese influencer lost 140,000 followers because her beauty filter came off. While the report remains unconfirmed, netizens are backing the real beauty and disapprove of the plasticky image.

A Chinese influencer reportedly lost 140,000 followers almost instantly when a beauty filter malfunctioned during a livestream. The news is based on some social media posts, and there is no proof of this happening. According to these posts, the woman was live on her page when the beauty filter got removed for a few seconds, revealing a woman with mature skin and a warm complexion. The filter soon returned, showing a pale, plasticky-looking woman with a small face. The video being shared lasts only seconds and shows the glitch. The video has been captioned to tell people that the woman lost 140,000 followers after her real face was revealed. Reports of a drop in followers or the incident even being real could not be verified. The video shows the woman in what seems to be a living room, with her smiling and swaying. She is wearing a purple top and has open hair. The four-second clip starts off with the real face of the woman, switching to the filter quickly several times. A similar incident happened in 2019 when a streamer known as "Your Highness Qiao Biluo" faced a technical glitch during a livestream, leading the beauty filter to come off. She was renowned for her "sweet and healing voice" and for her appearance. But when the filter came off, it was revealed that Qiao Biluo was actually 58 years old and not as young as her followers believed her to be. The woman in the latest video remains unidentified. Also Read: Why this family with millions of followers on social media is relocating to United Kingdom

Social media posts claim that a Chinese influencer lost 140,000 followers because her beauty filter came off. While the report remains unconfirmed, netizens are backing the real beauty and disapprove of the plasticky image.

Beauty filter comes off influencer to reveal 'real woman'. Netizens say, 'she looks nicer', yet loses 140,000 followers

A man in China thought he had won the iPhone 17 Pro Max at an office party, only to be left feeling cheated and humiliated. When he opened the authentic-looking box at home, he found two chocolates, three lollipops and some ceramic tiles. He says his company pranked him, leaving him humiliated. &nbsp;Jiang Jiang says he attended a year-end party and was announced as the winner of the grand prize. The iPhone 17 Pro Max was handed over to him in a shopping bag with the Apple branding and even a purchase receipt with the price showing 9,988 yuan (US$1,450), he said in a video online. He was excited to show it to his wife and waited to open it. All of his colleagues believed that he had won an iPhone when the company's head announced the prize. However, his happiness hit rock bottom when he discovered that he had been fooled by his company. Instead of an iPhone 17 Pro Max, they filled the box with some chocolates and lollipops, and tiles to add weight to the box.<h2>April Fools’ Day event for me, Jiang says</h2>Jiang says his team manager had come up with the prank, while the hospital, where he worked, did not approve the purchase of a phone. Some people think someone in the know likely switched the phone with the fake gift. “I expected the year of 2026 to have a lucky beginning, and they turned the year-end party into an April Fools’ Day event for me,” said Jiang. He says the company gave a pillow as second prize. Jiang told SCMP that he did not need a phone, but felt like a loser for being at the end of such a devious prank. “I expected the year of 2026 to have a lucky beginning, and they turned the year-end party into an April Fools’ Day event for me,” said Jiang.<h2>Chinese new year and office parties</h2>Jiang is demanding a public apology from the person who played the prank. China welcomed the Lunar New Year on February 17, and year-end parties are common at this time. Social media users highlighted how such parties are nothing but a way to please the boss. A user wrote that their prize at one such party was a meeting with the boss, while another chimed that they won a chance to take a picture with the employer.&nbsp;

An office prize, which should have been an iPhone 17 Pro Max, turned out to be something totally unexpected. A man in China is asking for an apology after he was fooled at an official party with a fake gift.

A man in China thought he had won the iPhone 17 Pro Max at an office party, only to be left feeling cheated and humiliated. When he opened the authentic-looking box at home, he found two chocolates, three lollipops and some ceramic tiles. He says his company pranked him, leaving him humiliated. Jiang Jiang says he attended a year-end party and was announced as the winner of the grand prize. The iPhone 17 Pro Max was handed over to him in a shopping bag with the Apple branding and even a purchase receipt with the price showing 9,988 yuan (US$1,450), he said in a video online. He was excited to show it to his wife and waited to open it. All of his colleagues believed that he had won an iPhone when the company's head announced the prize. However, his happiness hit rock bottom when he discovered that he had been fooled by his company. Instead of an iPhone 17 Pro Max, they filled the box with some chocolates and lollipops, and tiles to add weight to the box. April Fools’ Day event for me, Jiang says Jiang says his team manager had come up with the prank, while the hospital, where he worked, did not approve the purchase of a phone. Some people think someone in the know likely switched the phone with the fake gift. “I expected the year of 2026 to have a lucky beginning, and they turned the year-end party into an April Fools’ Day event for me,” said Jiang. He says the company gave a pillow as second prize. Jiang told SCMP that he did not need a phone, but felt like a loser for being at the end of such a devious prank. “I expected the year of 2026 to have a lucky beginning, and they turned the year-end party into an April Fools’ Day event for me,” said Jiang. Chinese new year and office parties Jiang is demanding a public apology from the person who played the prank. China welcomed the Lunar New Year on February 17, and year-end parties are common at this time. Social media users highlighted how such parties are nothing but a way to please the boss. A user wrote that their prize at one such party was a meeting with the boss, while another chimed that they won a chance to take a picture with the employer.

An office prize, which should have been an iPhone 17 Pro Max, turned out to be something totally unexpected. A man in China is asking for an apology after he was fooled at an official party with a fake gift.

Chinese man won an iPhone 17 Pro Max at an office party. Turns out, his company fooled him

Two American pilots have been thrown into jail after they landed in the Republic of Guinea to refuel their plane. They are due to spend six weeks for allegedly violating the country's airspace, the New York Post reported. Authorities say the duo did not take permission before landing, while on the other hand, the pilots say they were in constant contact with air traffic control. Fabio Nicolas Espinal Nunez and Bradley Scott Schlenker have been imprisoned since December 29. They are now appealing to President Donald Trump to intervene and help them. Nunez is a 33-year-old pilot from Ewing, New Jersey, while Schlenker is 63 and belongs to Chicago. A Brazilian family of five, including two children, was on their plane and was travelling from Suriname to Dubai on a Gulfstream GIV. They had to land at the Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport for refuelling and had been talking with air traffic controllers the entire time, the pilots said. However, Guinean government and military officials allege that they made an unauthorised landing and violated Guinean airspace, putting the country in danger.<h2>Court ordered their release, but the pilots remain in custody</h2>Their families have asked the US State Department to help them. Lauren Stevenson, Nunez’s fiancée, told The Post that she is in contact with him and the US Embassy in Guinea. However, there has been no progress. “It’s devastating. It’s very scary. Every day is a roller coaster,” she said. An emergency appeal was filed by their lawyers after which an appellate court ordered Nunez and Scott released from jail till the case is resolved. They had to stay in the country and report to a judicial office three days a week, The Post reported, citing court papers. However, they are still in jail.Also Read:&nbsp;&nbsp;“The prosecutor refused to sign off on their release because of pressure from the military,” Stevenson said. She is shocked to see that even after "three judges agreed the charges were bogus," the duo has yet to be released. The Guinea Supreme Court will now hear their case. Stevenson added that she was told by Nunez that the jail also has former government officials imprisoned by the current Guinean regime. In July 2024, three opposition leaders disappeared, and two of them are still in custody. Human Rights Watch said authorities have "yet to acknowledge their detention or disclose their whereabouts, despite inquiries by lawyers representing the men." &nbsp;

The Republic of Guinea has jailed two American pilots who landed in the country to refuel their plane. They claim they did so after gaining permission from air traffic control. However, they were jailed after being accused of violating the country's airspace.

Two American pilots have been thrown into jail after they landed in the Republic of Guinea to refuel their plane. They are due to spend six weeks for allegedly violating the country's airspace, the New York Post reported. Authorities say the duo did not take permission before landing, while on the other hand, the pilots say they were in constant contact with air traffic control. Fabio Nicolas Espinal Nunez and Bradley Scott Schlenker have been imprisoned since December 29. They are now appealing to President Donald Trump to intervene and help them. Nunez is a 33-year-old pilot from Ewing, New Jersey, while Schlenker is 63 and belongs to Chicago. A Brazilian family of five, including two children, was on their plane and was travelling from Suriname to Dubai on a Gulfstream GIV. They had to land at the Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport for refuelling and had been talking with air traffic controllers the entire time, the pilots said. However, Guinean government and military officials allege that they made an unauthorised landing and violated Guinean airspace, putting the country in danger. Court ordered their release, but the pilots remain in custody Their families have asked the US State Department to help them. Lauren Stevenson, Nunez’s fiancée, told The Post that she is in contact with him and the US Embassy in Guinea. However, there has been no progress. “It’s devastating. It’s very scary. Every day is a roller coaster,” she said. An emergency appeal was filed by their lawyers after which an appellate court ordered Nunez and Scott released from jail till the case is resolved. They had to stay in the country and report to a judicial office three days a week, The Post reported, citing court papers. However, they are still in jail. Also Read: “The prosecutor refused to sign off on their release because of pressure from the military,” Stevenson said. She is shocked to see that even after "three judges agreed the charges were bogus," the duo has yet to be released. The Guinea Supreme Court will now hear their case. Stevenson added that she was told by Nunez that the jail also has former government officials imprisoned by the current Guinean regime. In July 2024, three opposition leaders disappeared, and two of them are still in custody. Human Rights Watch said authorities have "yet to acknowledge their detention or disclose their whereabouts, despite inquiries by lawyers representing the men."

The Republic of Guinea has jailed two American pilots who landed in the country to refuel their plane. They claim they did so after gaining permission from air traffic control. However, they were jailed after being accused of violating the country's airspace.

Two American pilots jailed in African country for landing to refuel their plane

A murder trial in France has left investigators scratching their heads, not because they can't find the culprit, but because they have two. Two identical twin brothers are among five accused of an alleged double murder and multiple subsequent attempted killings in 2020. Since they both share the same DNA, it has become impossible for forensic experts to tell whose DNA was found on a weapon found at the scene. French newspaper Le Parisien reported that both of them are believed to have planned the murder. However, only one of them could have pulled the trigger of an assault rifle in the subsequent killing. They are struggling to tell which one of them did it. Forensic experts cannot tell them apart, even while using their DNA. A police officer told the court in Bobigny, north of Paris, that this has created a problem for the investigators since "only their mother can tell them apart".<h2>Twins swap clothes and phones to avoid being identified</h2>The police said that the twins used their identical appearance to manipulate the investigators. They swapped clothes, their documents and phones to fool officials in order to prevent them from being identified. This made it tough for the police to track their movements. They were unable to tell who was who before or after the crimes. The police checked their phone data to understand which twin was where. CCTV footage and witness accounts additionally helped them place their location and actions. However, they still don't know which one of them committed the murders.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/after-ming-family-china-executes-4-members-of-myanmar-based-bai-family-here-s-why-1770033068372">After 'Ming family', China executes 4 members of Myanmar-based 'Bai family': Here's why</a><h2>Identical twins and common DNA</h2>Identical twins share the same DNA since they develop from a single fertilised egg that splits to form two babies. In the case of such people, it is almost impossible to tell them apart if they look the same. Some identical twins can be told apart based on certain birthmarks or other identification. But in the case of these French brothers, the police have no lead to separate them. The trial is ongoing, and the verdict is expected to be announced by the end of February. Officers are still figuring out the mystery of who pulled the trigger.

A double murder in France is giving police officers sleepless nights because of identical twin brothers who are on trial. Since they share the same DNA, forensic experts don't know which one of them made the shot. While both of them planned them, only one of them killed.

A murder trial in France has left investigators scratching their heads, not because they can't find the culprit, but because they have two. Two identical twin brothers are among five accused of an alleged double murder and multiple subsequent attempted killings in 2020. Since they both share the same DNA, it has become impossible for forensic experts to tell whose DNA was found on a weapon found at the scene. French newspaper Le Parisien reported that both of them are believed to have planned the murder. However, only one of them could have pulled the trigger of an assault rifle in the subsequent killing. They are struggling to tell which one of them did it. Forensic experts cannot tell them apart, even while using their DNA. A police officer told the court in Bobigny, north of Paris, that this has created a problem for the investigators since "only their mother can tell them apart". Twins swap clothes and phones to avoid being identified The police said that the twins used their identical appearance to manipulate the investigators. They swapped clothes, their documents and phones to fool officials in order to prevent them from being identified. This made it tough for the police to track their movements. They were unable to tell who was who before or after the crimes. The police checked their phone data to understand which twin was where. CCTV footage and witness accounts additionally helped them place their location and actions. However, they still don't know which one of them committed the murders. Also Read: After 'Ming family', China executes 4 members of Myanmar-based 'Bai family': Here's why Identical twins and common DNA Identical twins share the same DNA since they develop from a single fertilised egg that splits to form two babies. In the case of such people, it is almost impossible to tell them apart if they look the same. Some identical twins can be told apart based on certain birthmarks or other identification. But in the case of these French brothers, the police have no lead to separate them. The trial is ongoing, and the verdict is expected to be announced by the end of February. Officers are still figuring out the mystery of who pulled the trigger.

A double murder in France is giving police officers sleepless nights because of identical twin brothers who are on trial. Since they share the same DNA, forensic experts don't know which one of them made the shot. While both of them planned them, only one of them killed.

Double murder, double trouble: French police can't tell which identical twin pulled the trigger

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