Colombian former Real Madrid striker, Edwin Congo, was recently arrested and questioned by Spanish police in connection with a cocaine-trafficking operation. The 43-year-old was taken into custody in Madrid on Tuesday night and later released after being questioned, maintaining his innocence.   Congo himself confirmed the arrest to 'El Chiringuito' television show, expressing his calmness and asserting that he was allowed to return home after the interrogation.    "I'm very calm," Congo informed the sports show. "It's not a comfortable situation, but I'm at home…relaxed. They asked me a series of questions and, at the end, I returned home."   He further reported, "They told me to be ready for another call. I'm free and I'm relaxed because I don't traffic cocaine, I don't have cocaine...

This is the haunting moment a corpse appears to wave to mourners from inside a coffin. The unusual incident, captured by one of the mourners, took place during the burial of a Christian service in the city of Manado in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, on May 5. While a priest led prayers with the bereaved family gathered around, movement of a hand and fingers under the glass panel in the casket was observed. View this post on Instagram ...

Lesotho has confirmed its first case of Coronavirus, becoming the final African nation to report a positive case.   The Ministry of Health in Lesotho announced on Wednesday, May 13, that 81 COVID-19 tests conducted on May 9 for travelers from South Africa and Saudi Arabia yielded a positive result. The patient is a Lesotho national studying in Saudi Arabia.   A statement released by the Ministry of Health of Lesotho revealed that, “On 9 May 2020, the Ministry [of Health] conducted 81 tests for Covid-19 from travelers from South Africa and Saudi Arabia. On 11 May 2020 the samples were shipped to the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) in South Africa and results were obtained on 12 May 2020. Eighty people tested negative for Covid-19 while one tested positive.”   The min...

An exciting opportunity awaits you to venture into the commercial deep cleaning and disinfection industry. The global pandemic has led to an increased demand for disinfection solutions and services, making proactive disinfection the "new normal" across various sectors. Huwa-San offers a non-toxic, hydrogen peroxide-based, eco-friendly biocidal disinfectant. It has been scientifically proven to effectively eliminate the Coronavirus within minutes of surface contact. Your potential clientele includes food-related service industries, supermarkets, retail outlets, schools, commercial and residential buildings, public areas, public transport, aviation, industrial...

Amidst Russia's lockdown restrictions, two teenage girls, aged 17 and 18, were sexually attacked and robbed while out for a walk, leading to them being threatened with fines for breaking COVID-19 rules. The distressing incident occurred in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk at a time when residents were prohibited from going outside in an effort to curb the spread of the virus. Reports from police sources revealed that one of the teenagers was raped while the other was subjected to 'violent acts of a sexual nature', and their jewelry and phones were stolen. Following the attack, the girls filed a report with the police who subsequently arrested a 55-year-old man found in possession of their stolen items.   An investigation has been initiated against the suspect, who faces allegation...

Cevher Toktas, a Turkish footballer, has been taken into custody after purportedly admitting to suffocating his five-year-old son to death with a pillow because he claimed he didn't love the child and hadn't since his birth. The 32-year-old defender, formerly playing as a centre-back for Bursa Yıldırımspor in the Turkish Regional Amateur League, was arrested following the death of his son, Kasim, at Dortcelik Children's Hospital in Bursa. Turkish reports indicated that Toktas had taken his son to the hospital on April 23, citing breathing difficulties and a high fever, both symptoms associated with coronavirus. Subsequently, both father and son were placed in quarantine. Later that day, he purportedly informed hospital staff about Kasim's breathing struggles, leading to the boy's transf...