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Delta plane crash: Outrage over 'selfish' passenger act
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Images of scared passengers evacuating the upturned Delta airlines plane that crash-landed in Toronto with personal belongings like backpacks and neck pillows have been blasted.
If you are a regular flyer you will likely be familiar with the important line during the safety demonstration on takeoff that informs passengers to leave their belongings behind in the event of an emergency.
This is so baggage carried on to the flight does not impede or delay the evacuation. Simply put, it’s quicker to get people out if they are not carrying stuff. Bags and other items can also damage emergency equipment such as escape slides.
Passengers have filmed their desperate escape from the cabin of a Delta... See more
On Monday afternoon, local time, Delta flight 4819 crash landed and flipped on its back in harsh winter conditions at Canada’s largest airport.
Four crew and 76 passengers were on board the Bombardier CRJ 900 plane, which was arriving from Minneapolis, US. Fortunately, they all managed to escape alive.
Footage of the disastrous landing showed flames and black smoke before the aircraft flipped belly-up on the runway. “Drop everything. Drop it,” a crew member could be heard saying.
Yet, passengers were still seen climbing out the aircraft with backpacks, drink bottles, carrying coats and neck pillows.
Speaking after the deadly Japan Airlines crash in Tokyo in January last year, expert Sonya Brown said passengers not taking their carry-on baggage was key to the fast evacuation that took place.
Ms Brown, a senior lecturer in aerospace design at the University of New South Wales, said the more people who leave their belongings behind — the better people’s chance of escaping.
“We have the least chance of incidents if people aren’t carrying things. Also, if someone picks up their bags they could actually damage some of the emergency equipment – for example, the emergency inflatable slides ” she told the publication.
“So it is really important that people do leave their belongings behind.”
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Body found off Sydney cliffs during Lilie James murder manhunt
A body has been found in water off the cliffs in Vaucluse, Sydney during a manhunt for suspect Paul Thijssen, accused of murdering Lilie James at St Andrew's Cathedral School.
Lilie James, 21, was found dead in a gym bathroom at St Andrew’s Cathedral School just before midnight on Wednesday, after her ex-boyfriend Paul Thijssen rang triple-0 and told operators there was a body they should investigate. It’s understood Miss James was beaten to death with a hammer, with police on Thursday stating she had suffered serious head injuries.
Both Miss James and Thijssen were employed at the school, working in the sports department. Miss James was a water polo coach, while Thijssen - a former student - was employed as a sports assistant.
It was revealed they had been in a relationship for five weeks when Miss James broke things off. Prior to the horrific killing, Thijssen can be seen on CCTV following Miss James into a gym bathroom at St Andrew’s Cathedral School about 7pm on October 25th 2023.
That same CCTV camera shows Thijssen leaving the area well over an hour later, while Ms James never comes out of the bathroom. Almost four hours later, Thijssen called police, with a trace leading officers to Diamond Bay Reserve in Vaucluse.
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South Korean President Yoon arrested in standoff
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Impeached South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested over his failed bid to impose martial law, hours after hundreds of investigators and police raided his residence.
Mr Yoon, who faces charges of insurrection, had resisted arrest since his imposition of martial law plunged the country into its worst political crisis in decades in December.
At the time, Mr Yoon directed soldiers to storm parliament in an unsuccessful attempt to stop lawmakers voting down his move.
Over 3,000 officers were earlier deployed to the residence to arrest the conservative politician for a second time.
After hours of standoff, authorities announced Mr Yoon had been arrested and the impeached leader released a prerecorded video message.
“I decided to respond to the Corruption Investigation Office,” Yoon said in a prerecorded video message, adding that he did not accept the legality of the investigation but was complying “to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed.”
Yoon, who is the first sitting president in the nation’s history to be arrested, could face the death penalty or life in jail if he is found guilty of insurrection.
South Korea’s opposition Democratic Party said on Wednesday the arrest was the beginning of restoring order to the country after weeks of political turmoil.
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What Nostradamus predicted for 2025
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Join us as we explore the intriguing prophecies of Nostradamus and their potential implications for the year ahead. Known for his cryptic quatrains, Nostradamus has fascinated believers and skeptics for centuries.
With the publication of his famed book “Les Prophéties” in 1555, Nostradamus gifted the world and its future generations a quasi-poetic tome that predicts wars, pestilence, natural disasters, civil unrest, political assassinations and other such lighthearted fare.
In this video, we’ll decode his 2025 predictions, referring to everything from the Ukraine war, royals and the end of the world as we know it, and discuss their relevance and credibility.
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Historic AC/DC House Demolished by Accident, Leaving Fans Shocked and Heartbroken
In an unforeseen and deeply upsetting twist, the historic house once tied to the legendary rock band AC/DC has been accidentally demolished, sending shockwaves through the music community and fans worldwide. The property, a cultural landmark cherished for its connection to the band’s early days, was mistakenly torn down due to what officials have called a "tragic administrative error."
The house, which had become a pilgrimage site for diehard AC/DC fans, stood as a tangible reminder of the band's roots and influence on rock music history. Now, with its unexpected destruction, efforts are already underway to investigate the blunder, as preservationists and fans alike lament the loss of an irreplaceable piece of music heritage.
Developers have apologised for an ‘oversight’ which led to the home of AC/DC being accidentally bulldozed. Could this be a rallying call to better protect cultural landmarks? Fans are demanding answers—and justice for rock history.
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