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      9 October

      Pakistani boat apprehended in Gujarat; heroin worth Rs 350 crore seized

      Kutch (Gujarat): The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Saturday informed that they have seized heroin worth Rs 350 crore from a Pakistani boat off the state coast. The ICG and ATS, in a joint operation, also apprehended six crew members from the boat named Al Sakar in Indian waters close to the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea. The boat is being further investigated at the port Jakhau in Gujarat. “In a joint Ops with ATS #Gujarat, @IndiaCoastGuard apprehended #Pakistani Boat Al Sakar with 06 crew in Indian waters of #ArabianSea carrying about 50 Kgs heroin worth approx. 350 Cr. The boat is being brought to #Jakhau for further investigation. @DefenceMinIndia @narcoticsbureau,” the Indian Coast Guard…

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    • 9 October

      Pakistani rupee becomes ‘world’s best performing currency’

      Karachi: Pakistan’s volatile rupee (PKR) became the “worlds best performing currency” in the week that ended on October 7, as it made the largest gain of 3.9 per cent over five working days to 219.92 PKR to a dollar on expectation of significant foreign currency inflows. “The rupee remained the best performing currency on a week-on-week basis,” The Express Tribune quoted Arif Habib Limited Head of Research Tahir Abbas as saying. Friday was the 11th consecutive working day for the Pakistan rupee when it maintained the winning streak since the current Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced his return to to the country by ending a five-year self-exile last month. Apparently, after taking over, Dar resumed his old policy of protecting the…

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    • 9 October

      A 19-member team finally reaches the tallest tree ever found in Amazon

      Scientists have finally managed to reach the tallest tree ever found in the Amazon rainforest. It took three years of planning, five expeditions and a two-week trek through dense jungle to reach the towering tree, which is the size of a 25-storey building. The giant tree is an Angelim Vermelho and its scientific name is Dinizia excelsa. It is 88.5 metres (290 feet) tall and 9.9 metres (32 feet) around and is the biggest ever identified in the Amazon, scientists say. Its top juts out high above the canopy in the Iratapuru River Nature Reserve in northern Brazil. The September 12-25 expedition saw researchers travel 250 kilometres by boat up rivers with treacherous rapids, plus another 20 kilometres on foot…

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    • 9 October

      Migrant ‘crisis’ prompts New York City to declare emergency

      Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, has declared a state of emergency in response to a “crisis situation” brought on by an inflow of migrants. Since April, more than 17,000 people have entered the city from the southern border. Recent months have seen a migration of people from Republican states like Texas, Arizona, and Florida to Democratic regions. As record numbers of individuals cross into the US from Mexico, there has been a dispute with the White House about it. At a press conference on Friday, Adams stated that since September, an average of five to six buses have been arriving in the city each day. According to him, one out of every five residents of the city’s…

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    • 9 October

      Two Palestinian teens shot dead in another Israeli West Bank operation

      Following the shooting deaths of two Palestinian teens by Israeli troops on Saturday in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian leadership issued a warning that such military action would result in “a point of no return” in the region.  Two residents in Jenin were killed by occupation (Israeli) gunshots, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, while Israeli forces arrested a person in the volatile northern city.  One day after two further Palestinian youths were slain by Israeli troops elsewhere on the land, the West Bank was the scene of the most recent violence, which left eleven other people injured.  Israel’s military claimed that on Saturday, forces went into Jenin to apprehend a 25-year-old Palestinian who they claimed belonged to…

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    • 9 October

      Irish service station destroyed by ‘devastating’ blast; three killed

      An explosion at a gas station in County Donegal, Ireland, on Friday resulted in the deaths of three individuals, while rescuers continued their search for survivors far into the night. The incident was described as “a terrible explosion” in “a very busy location” by Sinn Fein lawmaker Pearse Doherty. Police said they were not yet in a position to provide any information on casualties and did not address the cause of the explosion in a statement that was released late on Friday. The injured were taken by ferry to Letterkenny University Hospital, which announced that the incident had set off a major emergency protocol and that it was currently dealing with a large number of injured patients. Around 25 kilometres…

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    • 9 October

      Canada to deny entry to around 10,000 members of ‘murderous’ Iran regime

      Canada announced on Friday that they will not allow the top leadership of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to enter the country. The decision was taken in relation to the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody which led to massive protests in Iran. The IRGC has been a controversial organisation over the years with western countries often criticising it for carrying out intelligence missions and terrorist campaigns around the world. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his deputy Chrystia Freeland said that Canada are looking to impose more targeted sanctions over the “treatment of women in Iran”. Another reason behind the move was the Ukrainian International Airlines plane which was shot down in January 2020. According to official…

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    • 9 October

      Explosion in bridge linking Russia with Crimea, traffic suspended

      Moscow: A key bridge that connects the Crimean Peninsula with mainland Russia was gutted in a fire sparked by a car bomb, authorities in Moscow said on Saturday. Russia’s RIA state news agency said that a fuel tank was on fire on the Kerch Bridge, while Ukraine media reported an explosion. Visuals from the bridge showed some carriages of a train on the Kerch bridge in Crimea being engulfed in a fire. Traffic has been suspended on the road-and-rail bridge. An object believed to be a fuel storage tank has caught fire on the Crimean Bridge, but the viaduct’s navigable arches sustained no damage, an aide to the head of Crimea, Oleg Kryuchkov, said as cited by the Russian news agency…

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    • 9 October

      Texas Teen Goes to McDonald’s to Grab a Meal, Gets Shot at By Rookie Cop While Eating at Parking Lot

      A San Antonio Police Department officer James Brennand was fired after the rookie police officer shot a teenager who was eating a meal at a McDonald’s parking lot. The incident happened last week and the cop was fired for violating the department’s ‘tactics, training, and procedures.’ Brennand was on probation and had joined the police department seven months ago. VIDEO: Body cam video shows San Antonio Police officer James Brennand fire several shots at the 17-year-old suspect, who drove off while being asked to get out of the vehicle in the parking lot of a North Side McDonald's on Sunday night.DETAILS: https://t.co/wnVVpFK4pt pic.twitter.com/51NHIHc1mC— News 4 San Antonio (@News4SA) October 5, 2022 The police department said the incident occurred when Brennand…

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    • 9 October

      Pakistani rupee becomes ‘world’s best performing currency’

      Karachi: Pakistans volatile rupee (PKR) became the “worlds best performing currency” in the week that ended on October 7, as it made the largest gain of 3.9 per cent over five working days to 219.92 PKR to a dollar on expectation of significant foreign currency inflows. “The rupee remained the best performing currency on a week-on-week basis,” The Express Tribune quoted Arif Habib Limited Head of Research Tahir Abbas as saying. Friday was the 11th consecutive working day for the Pakistan rupee when it maintained the winning streak since the current Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced his return to to the country by ending a five-year self-exile last month. Apparently, after taking over, Dar resumed his old policy of protecting…

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