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Nearly 88 pounds of cocaine held by Fiji court replaced with flour (opens the original)
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SUVA, Fiji — Nearly 88 pounds of cocaine stored as evidence for a major drug trial in Fiji were stolen from a courthouse, with most swapped out for flour, local media reported, in a case that highlights the South Pacific tourism hotspot's struggle against an influx of narcotics. The cocaine, worth $13.3 million, had been seized in a 2019 case involving Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Rahman. He was convicted of unlawful possession, according to official records. The confiscated drugs remained stor
Deadly US strike on Iran school may have been a war crime, UN report finds (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Two deadly US strikes on Iran during the opening salvo of the war, including one that hit an elementary school, may have been war crimes, a United Nations fact-finding mission concluded in a new report. The report by the independent investigators also found that Iran may have committed crimes against humanity in its crackdown against government protesters. The findings by the UNâs Independent International Fact-Finding Mission, which will be presented to the UN Human Rights Council,
Race against time to find workers missing in Nepalâs hydropower tunnels. Hereâs what we know | CNN (opens the original)
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Hopes are fading for a quick rescue operation as Nepali crews and foreign specialists race to find scores of workers feared trapped alive inside hydropower tunnels in Nepal, after thick mud buried the facilities during last weekâs devastating flash floods. Around 900 workers are missing at various hydropower projects that run along the Trishuli River, which winds through multiple districts in the remote and mountainous area, the countryâs National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Autho
Hopes fading for Nepal’s missing hydropower workers feared trapped alive in tunnels. Here’s what we know (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Hopes are fading for a quick rescue operation as Nepali crews and foreign specialists race to find scores of workers feared trapped alive inside hydropower tunnels in Nepal, after thick mud buried the facilities during last weekâs devastating flash floods. Around 900 workers are missing at various hydropower projects that run along the Trishuli River, which winds through multiple districts in the remote and mountainous area, the countryâs National Disaster Risk Reduction and Manage
Around the world, people desperately search for news of missing loved ones after Nepal-China floods (opens the original)
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(CNN) â When floodwaters cascaded down deep mountain gorges and swept into a Nepali valley on Wednesday, it devastated already-vulnerable communities that sat along the swollen river, home to many ethnic groups and farmers. But it also sent shockwaves across the world, with hundreds of foreign nationals unaccounted for. In households across the United States, India, Canada and more, people are desperately waiting for news of their missing loved ones â which include a doctor from Delaware, a
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