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A crowd crush during a football match in Nzerekore, Guinea, resulted in at least 56 deaths and numerous injuries. The incident was triggered by a controversial refereeing decision, leading to chaos as fans clashed and security forces deployed tear gas. An investigation is underway amid political tensions surrounding the event.
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A crowd crush during a football tournament final in Nzerekore, Guinea, resulted in at least 135 deaths and many injuries. Families are searching for missing loved ones as the nation mourns. The incident has raised questions about safety and the political motives behind the event honoring military leader Mamadi Doumbouya.
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Rwanda has officially declared the end of its first Marburg virus outbreak, which began on September 27, 2024. The outbreak resulted in 66 confirmed cases and 15 deaths, primarily among healthcare workers. Despite the declaration, health officials warn of ongoing risks and emphasize the need for vigilance.
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In 2024, scientists named nearly 200 new species, including a snake named after Leonardo DiCaprio and a piranha inspired by Sauron. However, many of these discoveries face extinction due to human activities, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts.