Cuba’s Power Grid Collapses, Leaving Millions Without Electricity
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The Ministry of Energy and Mines announced the blackout without giving a cause, initiating service-restoration protocols.
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Three Dead in 'Airport Malaria' Outbreak in Germany Following Mosquito on Flight
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Officials are investigating a rare cluster of malaria cases linked to an infected mosquito believed to have been transported on an international flight to Frankfurt.
Malaria Outbreak in Germany Linked to Mosquito on Flight, Three Deaths Reported
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A rare instance of 'airport malaria' has been documented in Germany, where three individuals have died after an infected mosquito was reportedly transported on a flight to Frankfurt.
Princess Diana's Brother Recounts Rejecting Queen Elizabeth's Posthumous Title Offer
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Charles Spencer revealed in his new book that he declined the offer to reinstate his sister's "Her Royal Highness" title after her death.
Organizers Apologize After North Korean Anthem Played for South Korean Athletes
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A mix-up at the Asian Games resulted in the wrong national anthem being played for South Korea's men's hockey team.
Man Admits to Killing Spanish National in Londonderry, Court Hears
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Ciaran Edward Murray pleads guilty to manslaughter but not guilty to murder during a Belfast Crown Court appearance.
Brazilian Police Reopen Dozens of Cases Linked to Self-Confessed Serial Killer
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Jorlan Lopes da Silva, 33, is suspected in at least 16 killings and has confessed to 11 more.
UK Air Traffic Glitch Caused Widespread Flight Cancellations
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A preliminary report attributes the disruption affecting over 2,000 flights to a millisecond-software defect.
Mid-Air Brawl Erupts on Biman Bangladesh Airlines Flight
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Two passengers engaged in a physical altercation on a flight to London, witnessed by children and other passengers.