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Police were on guard and nearby residents and parents stood mourning outside a hospital in Senegal where a fire in the neonatal unit killed 11 newborns. Only three infants could be saved, President Macky Sall said before calling on Thursday for three days of mourning for the young lives lost. Mamadou Mbaye, who witnessed the fire Wednesday at the Abdoul Aziz Sy Dabakh Hospital in Tivaouane, a town 120 kilometers (75 miles) northeast of the capital, Dakar, told The Associated Press that conditions inside the hospital were “atrocious.” “It was hot and smoky inside with a suffocating heat, and there was a power outage,” Mr. Mbaye said. Grieving parents were still in shock. “I baptized my child on Wednesday, and he was baptized here in the hospital. To my great shock, I got a call to tell me that the neonatal section had been destroyed by a fire,” said Badara Faye, who lost his son. Moustapha Cisse, who also lost a newborn, said they are still awaiting answers on how such a … [Read more...] about 11 babies killed in fire at Senegalese hospital

A man was arrested and charged and another is in hospital after a "vicious" fight broke out at an airport. Airport police stepped in after the punch-up started at Dublin Airport . The fight continued in front of shocked travellers with two men embroiled in a dispute an and another joining in before paramedics treated those injured. An eye witness said one man was "pumping blood" on the ground. The Irish Mirror reports one man was taken to Beaumont Hospital while another, in his 20s, was arrested. Two men were seen exchanging blows in the airport as other passengers look on aghast. The fight broke out Dublin Airport ( Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) A third man joins in and doles out a flurry of punches which knocks one of the men to the ground. Towards the end of the video, screams are heard as the fallen man is kicked in the head until he is unconscious. A number of people then drag him away from the others. The horrifying incident went on for at least … [Read more...] about ‘Vicious’ fight breaks out among passengers at airport with man rushed to hospital

A runner died from a heart attack as 22,000 took part in the Brooklyn Half-Marathon in sweltering conditions . A further 15 people needed hospital treatment as the humidity reached 83% - unseasonably warm for this time of year. The New York Post reports that the man collapsed and died yesterday morning shortly after finishing the gruelling 13 mile race. He has not yet been identified. It's thought the man possibly suffered a cardiac arrest at roughly 9am and was taken to Coney Island Hospital where he was pronounced dead, according to the the New York City Police Department (NYPD). ( Image: ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA) The runner was reported to have collapsed after finishing the race, according to the New York Road Runners club (NYRR) which held the event. The runner fell on the boardwalk, a source said. The race, which took the 22,000 runners from the Brooklyn Museum through Prospect Park to the Coney Island boardwalk, was held under unseasonably warm conditions. … [Read more...] about Runner dies and 15 taken to hospital after half marathon in 83% humidity

Pizza Express has announced that KFC boss Paula MacKenzie will take over the reins at the restaurant chain next month. Ms MacKenzie will join the business as chief executive on June 6, taking the role after David Campbell stepped down last October. The experienced hospitality boss joins Pizza Express from KFC parent firm Yum Brands, where she has led the fried chicken brand’s UK and Ireland business as managing director. She worked for the group for 11 years, having previously worked at brands including Diageo, GlaxoSmithKline and Innocent. Recommended What Rishi Sunak announced to tackle the cost of living crisis More Tory MPs withdraw support from PM over ‘shameful’ parties The appointment comes as Pizza Express continues its turnaround following a major restructuring after the impact of the pandemic. The chain slashed more than 70 restaurants and around 2,400 jobs as it also came under pressure from its heavy debt burden. Last … [Read more...] about Pizza Express poaches KFC boss Paula MacKenzie to lead recovery

A man with autism is taking Sainsbury ’s to court after the supermarket refused to allow his support cat into one of its shops. Ian Fenn trained his black cat Chloe to help him with his daily life. He said Sainsbury’s decision not to allow the feline into its store had limited his independence. Sainsbury’s said it is working with its environmental team to try to find a way for Mr Fenn and his cat to visit safely. Mr Fenn, a designer from London, was recently diagnosed with autism. He struggles with noisy and busy environments. “I get sensory overload in busy environments and tend to shut down. But with Chloe I can focus on her, he told the BBC. Recommended Seven treated for breathing problems after incident at Sainsbury’s store Two in hospital after shoppers suffer breathing problems at Sainsbury’s supermarket Sainsbury’s sued after banning autistic man’s assistance cat from store “She brings structure to my life, she … [Read more...] about Man with autism taking Sainsbury’s to court after refusing entry to his assistance cat

Meghan Markle "did what she felt she had to" in traveling to Uvalde, Texas following the shooting at Robb Elementary School which saw 19 children and two teachers lose their lives, a royal commentator told Newsweek . Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said that the duchess' "expression of personal sorrow" was marked with the "paying of respects" on Thursday when she was photographed laying flowers at a memorial to the victims outside the Uvalde County Courthouse. On May 24, 18-year-old gunman Salvador Ramos opened fire in Robb Elementary School, killing 2 1 before police officers intervened and shot and killed Ramos. The attack is the deadliest school shooting in the U.S. since a shooter at Sandy Hook Elementary School killed 26 people in Newtown, Connecticut in 2012. In 2018, a shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida killed 17. A spokesperson for Meghan told Newsweek that the duchess made her visit to Uvalde in a personal capacity … [Read more...] about Meghan “did what she felt she had to” in Uvalde despite “cynical” critics

Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle, had planned to stay with a controversial aristocrat who runs a royal YouTube channel during his planned trip to Britain at the time of Queen Elizabeth II 's Platinum Jubilee . Lady Colin Campbell, a Jamaican-born British aristocrat and author turned reality television star, known for voicing her controversial opinions on members of the royal family, announced to her 144,000 YouTube subscribers on Thursday that Meghan's father was to stay at her castle home during his stay in Britain had it not been canceled owing to his ill health. It was announced on May 24 that Markle had experienced a stroke and had been hospitalized as a result, making his international trip impossible. Meghan's half-sister Samantha, who is suing Meghan for libel, told GB News that: "My father is recovering in hospital. We ask for privacy for the family, for his health and wellbeing." "He just needs peace and rest," she continued. "Godspeed. We are praying. He just … [Read more...] about Controversial Lady Colin Campbell was to host Thomas Markle for jubilee

At birth, the doctors found Balan (name changed) to be an anatomical puzzle. All his organs, the heart, the liver, the spleen and the stomach were ‘reversed’ or seemed to be mirror images of what was normal. By itself, situs inversus, as this congenital condition is called, isn’t a problem, but in Balan’s case his displaced heart was severely compromised. Both his major arteries, for instance, arose from the right ventricle due to which his blood was impure and didn’t carry enough oxygen to the other organs. Moreover, the links that connected to the lungs were severely obstructed and there was a hole in the heart’s lower chambers. Though Balan’s growth wasn’t affected, the condition limited his physical activities and left him fatigued at the slightest exertion. Changing treatment Cardiologists in Kerala found it hard to visualise the architecture of his circulatory system to begin plugging his heart’s defects. But there was a way out; 3-D printing came to their rescue. Using … [Read more...] about A model plan to fix a heart

Online search related to changing passwords has grown by 20 per cent, while those related to two step verification jumped 97 per cent over the last year, as an increasing number of Indians are becoming cautious about online security and protection of their data, technology giant Google today said. Google India, which has rolled out new features and resources to protect users online, said India is adding five million new users every month and is expected to have a user base of ‘connected’ Indians at 500 millions online by 2018-2019. “With an increase in the number of users coming online and rise in the penetration of smartphone users in India, we at Google are committed to offering users a safe Internet experience,” Google India Director Trust and Safety Sunita Mohanty, said in a statement. It is more important now than ever before to ensure the data and profiles of these users are safe online, she added. Google will be driving multiple initiatives to drive awareness about … [Read more...] about Searches related to online protection growing in India: Google

KOTA KINABALU: Simmering bad blood between two village buddies from a fight during a wedding ceremony seven years ago ended on Thursday (May 26) with one of them suffering severe head injury from a blow of a machete. The 26-year-old victim who spotted his "buddy" in the town area decided to confront him but the situation turned against him when his "buddy" whipped out a parang to attack him outside a hotel in the Langkon Commercial Centre at about 6.30pm on Thursday (May 26). Kota Marudu district police chief Supt Zairolnizal Ishak said that police were now after the 35-year-suspect who fled the scene in a car whose licence plates were false. However, he said the victim was in a stable condition and was being treated at the hospital. Relating the incident, he said the victim was at a restaurant when he spotted and decided to confront the suspect. However, the suspect pulled out a parang from his car and began to chase the victim. "As soon as he arrived in front of a hotel … [Read more...] about Man suffers head injury trying to avenge seven-year-dispute with village buddy