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Global Crisis Victims
Tunisia experienced an armed robbery at a currency exchange office in Hammamet city. Thieves hijacked a taxi, forcing the driver to take them to the scene of the incident before storming the office and threatening the staff. The head of the office branch was stabbed three times and transported to the hospital. In Egypt, a local unit chief died during an excavation campaign to remove an illegally installed metal structure after it fell on him, resulting in his death despite rescue efforts. In India, thunderbolt lightning strikes killed 20 people in Jharkhand state, with warnings issued for heavy rain and storms during the monsoon season. In the United States, approximately 200 soldiers were deployed to assist in fighting wildfires in Washington, where about 60,000 people were evacuated due to the spread of flames. In Bahrain, King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa appeared during a sightseeing tour in the Egyptian city of El Alamein and met with the Egyptian president. Meanwhile, Moldova's president criticized the reception of an official Afghan delegation despite her country's non-recognition of the Taliban government, sparking diplomatic controversy. In Norway, a woman was sentenced to two days in jail after refusing to pay a fine for choosing the name "Gisher" for her child, which was deemed legally unacceptable, despite her insisting on her choice. Finally, actress Nisreen Tafesh returned to singing with her new song "Roqan," which she filmed by the sea in Egypt’s North Coast, after a six-year hiatus from the music scene, along with multiple appearances in film and television.
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