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A massive landslide in northern India has swept two packed buses off a hillside into a deep gorge, killing at least 45 people, officials say.
The vehicles had stopped for a break when the landslide, triggered by days of heavy rain, hit a road in Mandi district, in Himachal Pradesh state.
The army has joined the search efforts. Five people have been rescued with severe injuries, reports say.
Landslides are common in India in the monsoon season from July to September.
A stretch of the road, some 200km (124 miles) from state capital Shimla, was completely washed away. Several houses and other vehicles were also destroyed.
Officials said the death toll could rise as some people were still missing.
Source: India monsoon: Landslide pushes buses into gorge – BBC News
UK officials will launch an inquiry into why thousands of patients, many of them hemophiliacs, became infected with HIV and hepatitis C from blood products used more than 30 years ago.
Source: UK to launch inquiry into tainted blood product that killed 2,400 – CNN.com
Relatives and friends of up to 600 people who may have been trapped inside the tower block have been searching desperately for their loved ones after their homes turned into a blazing inferno.
MANY MISSING
Saber Neda, 57, lived in a top-floor flat and stayed behind after urging wife Shakila, 45, and son Farhad, 24, to flee. His nephew Rashad Naqshbandi, 24, said Mr Neda stopped answering his phone at around 6am yesterday, while his wife and son are in a coma because of the smoke.
“I’ve already lost a friend, Yasin, and his whole family,” said Mr Naqshbandi. “I know they’re dead because they barricaded themselves in.”
Ali Yawar Jafari, 82, had been in a lift with his wife and daughter, but he reportedly got out on the 10th floor saying there was too much smoke and he could not breathe. His son Hamid posted his photo and an appeal for help on Twitter.
Another pensioner, 75-year-old Abdel Salam, rang his sons and told them: “I can’t breathe.” He is feared to be among the dead.
Nura Jamal, who lived on the 23rd floor, is feared to have died with her sons, aged six and 11. She rang a friend at 2am and said: “Forgive me, the fire is here, I’m dying.”
Zainab Dean, who lived on the 14th floor with her two-year-old son Jeremiah, is also missing. Her brother Francis Dean, 47, said he had last spoken to her on the phone in he early hours and told her to get out…
Source: London fire: Grenfell Tower block search for missing loved ones continues
Officers attended the William Street restaurant in Northbridge about 7pm on Monday and spoke to the man, who appeared agitated and was acting erratically.
The 33-year-old Warnbro man has been charged with several offences including possessing stolen property, possessing a firearm in circumstances of aggravation, stealing and breaching a violence restraining order.
Source: Man accused of not paying restaurant bill found with ‘shot-gun, ammunition’ | Perth Now
Source: Ocean garbage can power homes
More than 50 people have been arrested as Melbourne’s Moomba festival descended into chaos for the second year running.
About 100 young troublemakers, mostly males, came to the city looking to start a fight on Saturday night, police said.
Officers were forced to deploy pepper spray as organised brawls broke out in front of horrified families at the community event.
Police seized weapons including knives, scissors, a taser and a knuckle duster after conducting more than 800 searches.
MORE: Moomba festival descends into chaos after 2016 Apex riot | Daily Mail Online
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