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Zahra Khaliq

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Wales Online Aug 2026
Horror restaurant fire in tourist spot leaves five people reported missing as diners flee
A fire broke out after midnight at the Beverin Portuguese restaurant in Thusis, Switzerland, leaving five people reported missing. Fourteen people escaped, while eight were injured, including two seriously. Nearly 100 firefighters responded after the staircase collapsed and the roof had to be opened with a crane. The cause of the blaze, which is believed to have started on the building’s second floor, remains under investigation.
Wales Online Aug 2026
Horror as three bodies including 'Brit couple on honeymoon' recovered from helicopter crash
Three people died when a helicopter crashed and erupted into a fireball near homes on the Greek island of Sifnos. Local reports said the victims included a British couple on their honeymoon and an experienced military pilot who was a father of three. The aircraft, operated by Bellavia Aviation Services, crashed shortly before landing at the Sifnos heliport after witnesses reportedly heard a strange noise.
Wales Online Jul 2026
Residents told 'leave your pets' as wildfires force them to flee Highland homes
A wildfire has burned across Cairngorms National Park for 10 days, threatening homes around Nethy Bridge and Glenmore near Aviemore. More than 500 firefighters are battling the blaze, while strong winds and shifting smoke have made conditions unpredictable. Police Scotland declared a major incident and evacuated residents from properties near Dorback Lodge, with some people reportedly told to leave their pets behind. Local residents criticised the response and warned that the fire could worsen if it reaches the dry Caledonian pine forest. Authorities advised people affected by smoke to remain indoors, close windows and doors, and avoid strenuous outdoor activity.