The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the daughter of the notorious drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman and various Mexican cartels to offer aid to individuals facing financial difficulties. Alejandrina, Guzman’s daughter, was seen in a Facebook video packing essential items into boxes with her father’s image, which were then distributed in Guadalajara, Mexico. These aid efforts were associated with her company, "El Chapo 701", known for legal marketing of clothing and alcohol related to her father's image. Additionally, active members of cartels have also sought attention by sharing images and videos on social media, illustrating their support for local residents. An "El Chapo 701" warehouse was visited by a Reuters witness, depicting workers wearing facemasks with El Chapo's image while p...

  Friday prayers in Indonesia saw hundreds of Muslim worshipers disregarding social distancing guidelines, fueling concerns as the country becomes the new COVID-19 hotspot in Southeast Asia, surpassing the Philippines in total infections. The images captured worshipers at the Islamic Center mosque in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, showing a lack of adherence to the recommended social distancing measures aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.   Amid the non-compliance, Indonesia's health officials reported an increase of 407 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the nation's total to 5,923, with 430 deaths recorded from the viral infection.    The surge in cases has placed Indonesia ahead of the Philippines, which has reported 5,878 confirmed cases and 387 deaths.   More visual...

  Friday prayers in Indonesia witnessed a disregard for social distancing by Muslim worshippers, as the country surpassed the Philippines in COVID-19 infections within Southeast Asia. The worshippers gathered at the Islamic Center mosque in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, located in the northern part of Sumatra.   In the images captured, they neglected the recommended social distancing precautions meant to curb the spread of COVID-19.     The country reported 407 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the total number of infections to 5,923. Indonesia's COVID-19 fatalities stand at 430.    These figures have propelled Indonesia ahead of the Philippines, which has recorded 5,878 confirmed cases and 387 deaths.   More photos below:        

Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua has expressed his willingness to fight Tyson Fury behind closed doors amidst the coronavirus pandemic. He raised concerns that Fury might have retired by the time sports activities resume fully in 2021.                                                                                                                                                                    The British rivals, who hold the four heavyweight world titles between them, were scheduled to meet in December following Joshua's defense against Kubrat Pulev and Fury's defense of his WBC belt against Deontay Wilder. However, the coronavirus pandemic led to the shutdown of sports worldwide.                 With the uncertainty surrounding the future of sports and boxing, Joshua emphasize...

Anthony Joshua, the heavyweight boxing champion, has expressed his willingness to fight his rival Tyson Fury behind closed doors amid the Coronavirus pandemic. This decision comes in light of the possibility that sports activities may not fully return until 2021, potentially causing Fury to retire from the sport.                                                                                                                                                                  The anticipated match between the British rivals, who collectively hold the four heavyweight world titles, was scheduled for December. However, the global spread of the Coronavirus forced the shutdown of sports events worldwide, thwarting their plans.             Amid the uncertainty surrounding the future of...

The Canadian authorities are searching for four Nigerian students, Kelvin Awani, 24, Jonah Eigbuluese, 22, Joshua Ometie, 25, and Clinton Newton, 27, who have reportedly been involved in online romance scams amounting to over $2 million. These students, who are currently based in Regina, Canada, are being pursued by the Federal RCMP officers after their connection to more than 50 Canadian bank accounts was uncovered following an extensive police investigation. During the investigation, the police managed to apprehend Austin Newton, 28, while the four remaining individuals are still evading capture; however, the authorities suspect that they are still in Canada. The police expressed surprise at the level of dedication exhibited by the alleged scammers and emphasized that they are likely p...