Tragedy Strikes: Missing Infant, Two Women Dead, and Child Injured in New Mexico Park
Authorities Search for Abducted 10-Month-Old Girl in New Mexico
CNN — Authorities in New Mexico are currently on the lookout for a 10-month-old girl who was reportedly taken from a park where her mother and another woman were tragically found deceased, while the infant's 5-year-old sister sustained injuries.
The Clovis Police Department stated that Eleia Maria Torres is believed to have been abducted by the perpetrator of the crime and is considered to be in immediate danger.
According to an Amber Alert notice, Eleia has brown hair and brown eyes.
The discovery of Eleia's disappearance came a
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Tragedy Strikes: Missing Infant, Two Women Dead, and Child Injured in New Mexico Park
Collective spirit and diligence helped Japan stand up after the World War
From a defeated nation after World War II, Japan has emerged strongly thanks to the collective spirit and diligence of each individual.
Editor’s note
Many countries around the world have risen to achieve outstanding achievements, becoming developed countries and even great powers thanks to their strong national spirit. VietNamNet would like to introduce to our readers some successful countries thanks to such spirit.
Lesson 1: The spirit of studiousness makes the Jewish people successful
According to Britannica, when Japan had to surrender unconditionally on August 15, 1945, the Asian country was in an extremely difficult situation. At that time, the two cities of Tokyo and Osaka were 60% destroyed, industrial production was only 10% compared to before the war. However, only 17 years later, Japan’s GDP rose to the second largest in the world, surpassing lo
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Was the glider really supposed to fall?
#glider #supposed #fall
Bad luck! Codification manuals do not recognize this meaning.
A glider was supposed to fall in Martina on Saturday. Rescuers were currently on their way to the scene.
Or else:
A glider is said to have fallen in Martina. According to a report (I don’t know from where), a glider fell in Martin.
And so: the poor glider that evidently fell in Martin really should have reminded me of one thing: there are people among us – including the author of this text – who do not accept the easily stated use of the modal verb to have.
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Namely: was he really supposed to kill the woman with an axe? Well, he didn’t! It’s the last thing in the world he should h
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Vladimir Putin orders nuclear exercises involving troops positioned near the country
Cover image: Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Russia, May 5, 2024. VALERY SHARIFULIN / AFP
Read all our articles, analyzes and reports on the war in Ukraine
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Over the Baltic Sea, Russia’s GPS jamming thickens
The noose
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Vladimir Putin orders nuclear exercises involving troops positioned near the country
Owner of the Wereldgeluk restaurant in Groningen and her partner found dead in their home in Nieuwediep
The owner of the Wereldgeluk restaurant in Groningen and her partner were found dead this weekend in their home in Nieuwediep, on the border between Groningen and Drenthe, near Stadskanaal. The police are investigating the case and are not ruling out any scenarios.
The bodies of the man (44 years old) and his wife (30 years old) were discovered shortly after midday on Sunday by local residents, who were unable to contact the couple. The police then conducted extensive investigations for hours.
A police spokesperson could not say on Monday whether it was a “relationship drama” or a joint suicide. Local residents say they have called the police more often in recent years because they are concerned about arguments at the couple’s home.
Domestic violence conviction in January
Last August, the landlord was jailed for several months for assaulting his wife and threatening her with a knife. He remained behind bars until his criminal trial at the end of January.
In addition to pre-trial detention, he received a 78-day conditional prison sentence. If she were to undergo treatment, she would not have to endure it. The man had to report regularly to the probation service. The Public Prosecutor (OM) wanted to extend the probationary period to 3 years, but the police judge did not agree.
No contact ban was imposed on the man and his wife, meaning they could continue to live together after the criminal proceedings. Neither the Justice Department nor the court can say why this happened. Judgments of lower courts are usually preserved in summary form in archives.
It is unclear whether the man has already been convicted of domestic violence. Both the spokesperson for the Prosecutor’s Office and his lawyer could not comment on this. Furthermore, they cannot say to what extent the man respected the conditions imposed.
Nieuwediep’s neighbors say the police came regularly. “They often argued until late at night. He was also convicted for this,” says
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Does the artist Mohamed Abdo have cancer?
Saudi singer Mohammed Abdo announced that he has prostate cancer, noting that he is receiving chemotherapy in the French capital, Paris.
The “Arab Artist” explained the details of his health condition during a media intervention he made late yesterday evening, Sunday, May 5, indicating that his health condition has improved and that the side effects of radiotherapy are milder than other operations.
Abdo said that he receives an injection every three months and is currently preparing to receive the second stage of treatment, noting that the results of the tests he conducted are “good, and the cancer enzyme has decreased a lot.”
The Saudi singer revealed, during an audio message to the late poet Prince Badr bin Abdul Mohsen, that he had begun receiving chemo
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The plot by China and Iran to intimidate, harass and plan attacks against dissidents living in the United States
Transnational Repression: Chinese and Iranian Governments Accused of Harassing and Targeting Activists in the US
Recent criminal cases exposed the extreme lengths to which the Chinese and Iranian governments are willing to go to intimidate, harass, and even plan attacks against political opponents and activists living in the United States. From surveillance and harassment to murder-for-hire plots, the accusations against these regimes paint a troubling picture of the potential consequences of geopolitical tensions.
One such case involved Wu Jianmin, a former student leader of the 1989 Chinese pro-democracy movement, who was attacked by protesters outside his home in California. The protesters sho
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Heat: even above 24 degrees, it is mandatory to protect yourself in the workplace
2024-05-06 13:25:12
3/2002 on the minimum level of occupational health and safety requirements for workplaces contains specific rules for the requirements of healthy and safe work. It is fixed by a joint decree of SzCsM-EüM.
Based on this, the temperature of the rooms containing the work areas must be suitable for the human body during the entire duration of the work, taking into account the nature of the work and the physical strain of the employees working there. In addition, rest areas, rooms for personnel performing various duties, medical facilities, canteens and first aid stations must also ensure the appropriate temperature for the purpose of such rooms.
The decree also stipulates that windows, skylights and glass walls must be u
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Heat: even above 24 degrees, it is mandatory to protect yourself in the workplace
Argentina: the Argentine Government eliminates the name of the Women’s Hall of the Casa Rosada in the middle of 8M
President Javier Milei in the Casa Rosada – Europa Press/Contact/German Adrasti – Archive
MADRID, 8 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Argentine Government will rename the Women’s Hall at the headquarters of the country’s Presidency, the Casa Rosada, which from now on will be called the Hall of Heroes, according to an announcement made in the midst of the commemoration of International Women’s Day.
“Indeed, the Women’s Hall is going to be called the Hall of Heroes by decision of the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei,” sister
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What he said about the police raiding the University – ‘A nice thing to see’
2024-05-06 14:45:14
“New York City was under siege last night,” Trump told supporters at a rally in Wisconsin, praising police officers who arrested about 300 protesters at Columbia and City College in New York, whom he described as ” rabid lunatics and Hamas sympathizers”.
The demands of the protesting students vary from school to school, but many are calling for an immediate ceasefire in the war in Gaza and for their universities to divest from companies with military ties to Israel.
Trump’s comments were part of an e
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