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Russia has detained 11 people in connection with the concert hall attack in Moscow that killed 133 people and injured more than 140 others, the state news agency Tass reported on Saturday (Mar 23).

Russia has detained 11 people in connection with the concert hall attack in Moscow that killed 133 people and injured more than 140 others, the state news agency Tass reported on Saturday (Mar 23). This development was communicated to President Vladimir Putin by the head of the country's Federal Security Service. Russian state news agency RIA Novosti said that according to the Investigative Committee, 133 people have died. The Investigative Committee reported on its Telegram channel, “At the site of the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall concert hall, when emergency services cleared the rubble, more bodies were found. Thus, the death toll currently stands at 133 people.” The Kremlin said that FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov had reported to Putin about the detention of terrorists who participated in the attack on Crocus City Hall. “FSB director Bortnikov reported to Putin about the detention of 11 people, all four terrorists who were directly involved in the terrorist attack,” the presidential press service said. On Friday, camouflage-clad gunmen opened fire with automatic weapons at concertgoers at the Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk near the capital where, a concert of the Picnic group was to take place. The Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted on affiliated channels on social media. Deadliest attack since 2004 Beslan schools siege Gunmen sprayed civilians with bullets just before Soviet-era rock group "Picnic" was to perform to a full house at the 6,200-seat Crocus City Hall. Also read | Russia terror attack: A timeline of attacks which rocked Moscow since 1999 This was the deadliest attack in Russia since the 2004 Beslan school siege that lasted for three days and more than 300 people were killed. Videos circulating on social media showed people taking their seats in the hall, then rushing for the exits as repeated gunfire echoed above screams. Other videos showed men shooting at groups of people. Some victims lay motionless in pools of blood. 'Heard sounds like firecrackers' Recalling the attack, Chinese student Chen Yiming said he heard sounds like those of firecrackers but had no clue what was happening. "Then, I saw loads of people running. They told me in Russian that there was a shooting or something. But I still don't know what happened. So, I came to this hill on the west side of the mall following the first bunch of retreating folks. As we're about 700 metres away from the mall we should be safe for now," Chen told the news agency Reuters. The United States (US) had warned Russia in recent weeks about the possibility of a terror attack - a move they said prompted the US embassy in Moscow to issue a warning to Americans. Two weeks ago, the US embassy in Russia warned that "extremists" had imminent plans for an attack in Moscow. (With inputs from agencies)

Moscow concert hall attack: Crocus toll rises to 133; Russia’s FSB says 11 suspects detained

Russia is recovering from a mass shootout at a rock concert in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall which has been labelled as a "terrorist attack" by the government. The death toll of the attack has reached 133, according to media reports.

Russia is recovering from a mass shootout at a rock concert in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall which has been labelled as a "terrorist attack" by the government. The death toll of the attack has reached 133, according to media reports. Here are the previous attacks which took place in Moscow in the last 25 years. Bomb blast in apartment building, 118 killed (1999) A bomb blast took place at an eight-storey apartment building early morning on September 13, 1999, in southeast Moscow in which 118 people were killed. This was one of the five attacks on apartment buildings. In all the five attacks in southern Russia and Moscow over a two-week period, a total of 293 people lost their lives. The attacks were blamed by Moscow on separatists belonging to the Muslim North Caucasus republic of Chechnya. The attacks were used as a justification by Russian President Vladimir Putin for launching a campaign to destroy separatist insurgency in Chechnya. Theatre hostage incident, 130 killed (2002) Around 19 female and 21 male Chechen rebels stormed inside the Dubrovka theatre of Moscow on October 23, 2002, when a musical was going on and took more than 800 people as hostage. Also Read: Moscow attack: ISIS claims responsibility for mass shooting, at least 60 people dead The standoff between the security forces and hostages continued for two days and three nights. This came to an end when gas was injected into the theatre by the security forces to overpower the attackers and then entered inside it. In all, 130 hostages were killed. Most of them died due to choking. Rock concert attack, 15 killed (2003) Two female suicide bombers on July 5, 2003, blew themselves up amid a rock concert at the Tushino airfield near Moscow. In the attack, 15 people were killed and 50 others were injured. The two female suicide bombers were identified by Russia as Chechen separatists. Nearly, 20,000 fans had gathered to hear some of the top bands in Russia at the annual Krylya (Wings) festival. Metro bomb blast, 41 dead (2004) A bomb was detonated by a little-known Chechen group on February 6, 2004, inside a Moscow subway in morning rush hour in which 41 people were killed. Metro suicide bombing, 40 dead (2010) Two female suicide bombers on March 29, 2010, blew themselves up on the Moscow subway. In the attacks, one of which targeted Lubyanka station, 40 people were killed. The other target was the headquarters of the FSB intelligence services. Watch: Islamic State claims responsibility for Moscow concert hall shooting The two bombers belong to the volatile North Caucasus region of Dagestan. The attack's responsibility was claimed by the Caucasus Emirate group of Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov. Suicide bombing at airport, 37 killed (2011) A suicide bomber on January 24, 2011, attacked Moscow Domodedovo International Airport's arrivals hall in which 37 people were killed. The Caucasus Emirate group has claimed responsibility for the attack. (With inputs from agencies)

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Russian president Vladimir Putin says concert attackers were fleeing to Ukraine when they were detained. Ukrainian intelligence has denied Russia's claims, and said that they are busy defending their nation against Russian invaders.

Moscow Terror Attack: Putin says concert attackers were fleeing to Ukraine

At least 60 people were killed and more than 140 injured on Friday (March 22) when five gunmen dressed in camouflage opened fire with automatic weapons at people at a concert in the Crocus City Hall near Moscow, in one of the worst such attacks on Russia in years. World leaders condemn Moscow shooting.

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Moscow Terror Attack: Putin vows to punish attackers

In the latest, Russian President&nbsp;Vladimir Putin has&nbsp;pledged to take decisive measures against those responsible for the attack&nbsp;at Moscow's Crocus City Hall on Friday (Mar 22), resulting in the death&nbsp;of at least&nbsp;133 people. In other news, the US&nbsp;Senate approved a funding package for the government, preventing a partial shutdown of federal operations. In India, the ministry of foreign affairs&nbsp;summoned the Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy for his comments on the arrest of&nbsp;Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.&nbsp;

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In the latest, Russian President Vladimir Putin has pledged to take decisive measures against those responsible for the attack at Moscow's Crocus City Hall on Friday (Mar 22), resulting in the death of at least 133 people.

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Amid the sun-soaked allure of an island getaway, holidaymakers will now have to exercise caution like never before.

What once seemed like beachside pastimes&nbsp;- collecting sand between your toes or pocketing a few picturesque pebbles - now carries the weight of potential consequences.

As the Canary Islands bask in their natural splendour, visitors must heed the warning - tread lightly, for 'souvenirs' may come with a hefty price tag.

What might seem like innocent beach mementos could lead to an unexpected sting in the wallet.

UK tourists will now face the threat of hefty fines of upto INR 2.6 lakhs (£2,500 or $3,150) for 'souvenirs' from this island getaways.

The warning might come as a surprise for many travellers who are often unaware of these fines for their innocent beachside collections. Authorities will crack down&nbsp;on pocketing sand, rocks, and pebbles from the island's pristine beaches.

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The islands are witnessing a loss of natural material, as per Canarian Weekly. Tourists led to this depletion as they often take home tonnes of souvenirs each year.

The islands, particularly Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, bear the brunt of this souvenir-hunting frenzy. Approximately 1,000kg of natural matter in Lanzarote islands disappear annually from protected spaces.

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Even the iconic 'Popcorn Beach' near Corralejo hasn't been spared from the pilfering hands of tourists.

<h2>Clear signages on Canary Islands &nbsp;</h2>

Despite clear signage warning against the practice, approximately 1,000kg of its distinctive sand vanishes yearly, contributing to damage to the local environment.

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However, enforcing the regulations might prove challenging for authorities, with the origins of pilfered materials often difficult to trace.

But the sand of 'Popcorn Beach' is distinctive which makes it easier to identify and penalise offenders.

British visitors caught in the act of swiping this sand could face fines of up to €3,000 (INR 3.1 lakhs).&nbsp;

So, if someone wants to cherish memories, they must do it some other way and leave the natural beauty of the Canary Islands unharmed.&nbsp;

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Amid the sun-soaked allure of an island getaway, holidaymakers will now have to exercise caution like never before. What once seemed like beachside pastimes - collecting sand between your toes or pocketing a few picturesque pebbles - now carries the weight of potential consequences.

Amid the sun-soaked allure of an island getaway, holidaymakers will now have to exercise caution like never before. What once seemed like beachside pastimes - collecting sand between your toes or pocketing a few picturesque pebbles - now carries the weight of potential consequences. As the Canary Islands bask in their natural splendour, visitors must heed the warning - tread lightly, for 'souvenirs' may come with a hefty price tag. What might seem like innocent beach mementos could lead to an unexpected sting in the wallet. UK tourists will now face the threat of hefty fines of upto INR 2.6 lakhs (£2,500 or $3,150) for 'souvenirs' from this island getaways. The warning might come as a surprise for many travellers who are often unaware of these fines for their innocent beachside collections. Authorities will crack down on pocketing sand, rocks, and pebbles from the island's pristine beaches. Also Read | Three-year-old mauled by XL Bully in UK after government banned the breed The islands are witnessing a loss of natural material, as per Canarian Weekly. Tourists led to this depletion as they often take home tonnes of souvenirs each year. The islands, particularly Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, bear the brunt of this souvenir-hunting frenzy. Approximately 1,000kg of natural matter in Lanzarote islands disappear annually from protected spaces. Also Read | Unbelievable! Live 12-inch eel removed from Vietnamese man’s rectum Even the iconic 'Popcorn Beach' near Corralejo hasn't been spared from the pilfering hands of tourists. Clear signages on Canary Islands Despite clear signage warning against the practice, approximately 1,000kg of its distinctive sand vanishes yearly, contributing to damage to the local environment. WATCH | Antarctic Seals assist British scientists in Southern Ocean research × However, enforcing the regulations might prove challenging for authorities, with the origins of pilfered materials often difficult to trace. But the sand of 'Popcorn Beach' is distinctive which makes it easier to identify and penalise offenders. British visitors caught in the act of swiping this sand could face fines of up to €3,000 (INR 3.1 lakhs). So, if someone wants to cherish memories, they must do it some other way and leave the natural beauty of the Canary Islands unharmed. (With inputs from agencies)

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A three-year-old boy underwent surgery after being mauled by the family's XL Bully dog in Doncaster, UK. The incident occurred when the child climbed on the dog, leading to serious injuries.

A three-year-old boy underwent surgery after being mauled by the family's XL Bully dog in Doncaster, UK. The incident occurred when the child climbed on the dog, leading to serious injuries. The attacks by XL Bullies are rising in the UK and the government has announced a ban on the breed, citing several serious incidents, including fatalities. Under new laws, owning an XL Bully is illegal unless previously registered. Dogs must be microchipped, neutered, and kept on a leash with a muzzle in public spaces. “This family has acknowledged the change in legislation around the XL Bully and registered their dog. But this doesn’t remove the danger these dogs pose and why the ban has come into place," Chief Inspector Emma Cheney of South Yorkshire Police told The Independent. Chief Inspector Emma Cheney of South Yorkshire Police highlighted the risks posed by XL Bullies, stating, "All dogs can be aggressive...but some dogs have greater capability to cause harm due to their size and strength." Cheney emphasised the necessity of supervising children around dogs, even family pets. She urged parents to instill respect for a dog's space and establish boundaries around feeding and resting times. “A dog’s instinct to protect itself is to bite. Parents should ensure children learn to respect a dog’s space and be encouraged to have boundaries around feeding and resting times. An incident like this is a stark reminder that regardless of a dog’s nature, or previous interactions with children, other dogs and people, they are animals and their innate instinct is to protect themselves which can result in serious injuries and sometimes fatality. Take action now and protect your children,” she added. Recent incidents involving XL Bullies, such as the death of 10-year-old Jack Lis and 68-year-old Esther Martin, have raised concerns about the breed's safety. In another incident in Battersea, south London, an XL Bully was shot dead after injuring four people, highlighting the urgency of addressing the issue.

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