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30 Dec 2024
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Le Monde: Jeju Air plane crash: Shock and uncertainty in South Korea after country's worst air disaster
A Jeju Air Boeing 737-8AS crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea on December 29, 2024, killing 179 people. The aircraft, which was making an emergency landing due to landing gear failure, struck a concrete wall and caught fire.
In response, acting president Choi Sang-mok declared a week of national mourning and designated Muan County as a disaster zone. This incident marks a significant tragedy in South Korean aviation history amid ongoing political turmoil.
Times Of Israel: Packed into squalid tent camps, Gazan women struggle to live without privacy
Women in Gaza face severe hardships in overcrowded tent camps, where privacy is non-existent and access to basic hygiene products is limited. Many resort to using makeshift materials for menstrual needs, while the lack of proper sanitation exacerbates health risks.
The ongoing conflict has displaced over 90% of Gaza's population, leaving women particularly vulnerable. Aid shortages and rising prices for essential items further complicate their already dire situation, leading to psychological distress and a loss of dignity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: PM on Carter’s death: Israel-Egypt peace treaty ‘offers hope for future generations’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed condolences over Jimmy Carter's death, highlighting his role in the historic 1978 Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt. Despite past tensions, Netanyahu acknowledged Carter's contributions to peace in the region.
World leaders, including U.S. President Joe Biden and Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, praised Carter's humanitarian efforts and commitment to peace. Carter, who passed away at 100, is remembered for his significant impact on international relations and social justice.
#health
Fox News: Service dog helps boy with rare genetic disorder achieve ‘unbelievable’ progress
A New York boy named Patrick, diagnosed with the rare Timothy syndrome, has shown remarkable progress thanks to a service dog named Yammy. After struggling with developmental delays, Patrick's family raised $25,000 to obtain the dog, which has significantly improved his mobility, social skills, and confidence.
Yammy provides emotional support and companionship, helping Patrick navigate his challenges. While he remains at risk for cardiac issues and seizures, his mother expresses hope for future treatments and encourages other parents to seek genetic testing for their children.
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Fox News: Florida man allegedly attempted to 'club' wife, stab himself in the heart on Christmas Day
A 78-year-old Florida man, Jonathan McPhee, was arrested on Christmas Day for allegedly attempting to murder his wife and himself. He called 911 after the attack, stating he had "clubbed" her and intended to stab himself. Both were hospitalized in critical condition.
McPhee faces first-degree attempted murder charges, and during medical treatment, he reportedly expressed a desire to die and admitted to killing his wife. He also communicated with his wife’s daughter about his intentions and financial troubles. The investigation is ongoing.
GB News: Family offering £30k reward for missing UK dad who vanished in Benidorm as his children begged Santa 'to bring him home for Christmas'
The family of John Hardy, a 37-year-old father who went missing in Spain, fears he has been murdered. Hardy was last heard from on December 14 and failed to return to Belfast for Christmas. His family is offering a £30,000 reward for information and has mobilized local volunteers in extensive search efforts.
The emotional toll on Hardy's family is significant, with his parents actively participating in the search despite health issues. They are determined to find him, emphasizing the need for closure for Hardy's two young sons. The Spanish authorities are currently treating the case as a missing persons investigation.