Uganda has closed its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo to prevent the further spread of an Ebola outbreak. The decision follows reports of over 900 suspected cases and 220 deaths in Congo, while Uganda has confirmed seven cases and one fatality.
Newly released documents contain statements from alleged victims detailing accusations of sexual and physical abuse, including rape and strangulation, against influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate. These documents provide further insight into the ongoing British legal case against the brothers.
Starting September 22, the Netherlands will implement a ban on trade involving products originating from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank. This measure follows a May announcement made after efforts to establish a collective European ban were unsuccessful.
The number of malfunctions for the bicycle conveyor belt at Amsterdam Central Station has risen to 745 since January 2023, averaging nearly six per week. The municipality is currently negotiating a new maintenance contract to address structural issues, including poor weather resistance and debris, before the current agreement expires in late 2026.
As the Nijmegen Four Days Marches begins, a Red Cross expert advises that blisters should generally be left to heal on their own. While hikers are encouraged to avoid self-treatment, the expert explains the specific circumstances under which first aid professionals may decide to drain a blister.