Television footage captured the dramatic extraction of a young child from the collapsed remains of a residential building in the Venezuelan capital.
Category: Health & Science
Gaza Hospitals Face Complete Collapse as UN Reports None Is Fully Operational
UN relief chief Tom Fletcher warned that Gaza’s health infrastructure has been systematically dismantled leaving no hospital in the territory fully functional.
Scientists Discover Ancient Brain Cells Acting as Built-in Focus Filter to Block Distractions
A small group of neurons found in an ancient brain region can temporarily suppress competing stimuli helping the brain concentrate on priority tasks.
US Government Allows Anthropic to Deploy Mythos 5 to Select Trusted Partners After Security Review
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick wrote to Anthropic confirming the government was satisfied with the guardrails in place for limited Mythos 5 deployment.
Italy Places Highest Level Heat Alert on 16 Cities Including Rome Milan and Florence
Italian civil protection authorities issued red alerts for major urban centres as temperatures in the northern plains approached 42 degrees Celsius.
Venezuela Earthquakes Direct Damage Estimated at $6.7 Billion by United Nations
The UN published an early preliminary damage assessment covering infrastructure housing and utilities across the worst-hit coastal states of Venezuela.
Japan Orders Evacuations in Western Regions Amid Heavy Downpours and Landslide Warnings
Parts of western Japan were placed on evacuation alert as two approaching tropical storms combined with local rainfall to trigger landslide risk warnings.
First US Search and Rescue Plane Arrives in Venezuela With 80 Personnel and Six Canine Teams
A Virginia-based urban search and rescue team landed in Caracas with firefighters doctors structural engineers and disaster dogs to assist local responders.
Indian Army Dispatches 60 Para Field Hospital Unit to Earthquake-Hit Venezuela Under Operation Amistad
The specialised medical contingent departed from Hindon Air Force Station carrying portable BHISHM Cube hospitals capable of treating up to 200 patients.
AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 Digital Health Portal Launched at India’s Borders to Align With WHO Standards
The standardised digital screening system for incoming travellers aligns India’s border health protocols with the International Health Regulations of 2005.