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N’Assembly’s Insensitive Anti-Religious FRSC Bill
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- National Assembly imposes N50,000 fines on preachers in FRSC Bill 2026
- Accusations of anti-Christian sentiment arise amid US Christian persecution claims
- CAN and PFN urge President Tinubu to veto bill over constitutional concerns
S. Korean military fires warning shots after N. Korean troops briefly cross MDL
The South Korean military fired warning shots last week after a group of North Korean soldiers crossed the inter-Korean land boundary, prompting them to return to their side, a source said Sunday.
Taiwan detects 11 Chinese aircraft near territory
- Taiwan's military detected 11 Chinese aircraft and 8 PLAN vessels near its territory on Sunday.
- Seven of the 11 aircraft entered Taiwan's Air Defence Identification Zone.
- Taiwan continued monitoring the situation and took responsive actions.
Explosions heard in Kyiv after ballistic missile warning
Several explosions could be heard in Ukraine's capital Kyiv early this morning as authorities warned of incoming ballistic missiles.
Magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits Sulawesi past midnight
A MAGNITUDE 6.1 earthquake strikes the Minahasa region of Sulawesi, Indonesia, shortly after midnight on Sunday (Aug 16) sending tremors across several districts in eastern Sabah.
FOCUS: Ex-Nurse Passes On JAL Crash Practice of Caring for Deceased
Tokyo, Aug. 16 (Jiji Press)--Fumiko Yamamoto still vividly remembers the moment she entered a gymnasium-turned-morgue as a nurse in the aftermath of the 1985 Japan Airlines jumbo jet crash.
- Fumiko Yamamoto, 82, was a nurse at 1985 JAL crash site.
- Nurses practiced seitai to arrange deceased bodies.
- Seitai continues with new nurses, honoring tradition.