CREDIT: @canyixingforme via Twitter LOCATION: Philippines domestic flight from Boracay to Manila Taal Volcano in Batangas erupted on Saturday, March 26, 2022. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) raised the status of Taal Volcano to Alert Level 3 following a phreatomagmatic eruption and recommended the immediate evacuation of residents in the area. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmgkhRWUAaA

Audio: NATURAL WITH ENGLISH SPEECH Locations: TERRIGAL, AUSTRALIA AND DEVONPORT, AUSTRALIA Source: ABC / SOUTHERN CROSS TELEVISION / NINE NETWORK RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT VIDEO SHOWS: ACCIDENT SITE, POLICE COMBING AREA, PLASTIC FORM JUMPING CASTLE IN TREE, SOUNDBITES WITH POLICE COMMANDER AND AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER SHOWS: DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) (NINE NETWORK - Broadcasters: No use Australia / New Zealand / Papua New Guinea Digital: No use Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea-based internet sites, mobile platforms or sites of media organizations based in those countries, NVO clients/ smh.com.au/news.com.au) 1. POLICE TAPE ON FENCE NEAR ACCIDENT SCENE 2. VARIOUS OF PLASTIC FROM JUMPING CASTLE DRAPED IN TREE 3. HILLCREST PRIMARY SCHOOL SIGN DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 4. VARIOUS OF ACCIDENT SCENE AND POLICE COMBING AREA 5. PLASTIC FROM JUMPING CASTLE IN TREE 6. VARIOUS OF TEDDY BEAR ON FENCE DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) TASMANIAN WESTERN DISTRICT POLICE COMMANDER, DEBBIE WILLIAMS SAYING: "Police and emergency services were called to the scene just after 10 a.m. (2300 GMT on Wednesday) this morning and it appears a wind gust has caused a jumping castle to lift into the air. Several children fell from the jumping castle and it appears they may have fallen from a height of approximately 10 metres." DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 8. POLICE AT SCENE DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) TASMANIAN WESTERN DISTRICT POLICE COMMANDER, DEBBIE WILLIAMS SAYING: "There is no doubt that this has been a very confronting and distressing scene. Support and counselling is being made available to the families affected by this and the school community, along with the first responders." DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 8. POLICE AT SCENE TERRIGAL, AUSTRALIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 9. (SOUNDBITE) (English) AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER SCOTT MORRISON SAYING: "Young children on a fun day out, together with their families and it turns to such horrific tragedy, at this time of year, it just breaks your heart." DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 7. AMBULANCE AT SCENE 8. PEOPLE WALKING AWAY FROM SCENE TERRIGAL, AUSTRALIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 10. (SOUNDBITE) (English) AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER SCOTT MORRISON SAYING: "I just want to say, on behalf of Jen and I and to the parents and families and friends, all who were there, to the other young children who were there and witnessing these events, I just pray you'll have great family around you and great friends and that you will be able to come through this horrific tragedy." DEVONPORT, TASMANIA (DECEMBER 16, 2021) 11. POLICE AND VEHICLES AT SCENE STORY: Four children were killed and several more badly injured in Australia after strong winds lifted an inflated jumping castle into the air during end-of-year school celebrations, causing them to fall 10 meters (33 feet), authorities said on Thursday (December 16), prompting an outpouring of grief. Two boys and two girls in their final year of primary school died from the accident in Devonport, in the northwest of Tasmania state, about 10 a.m. (2300 GMT on Wednesday). Five more children were in hospital including four in a critical condition, authorities said. There was no immediate explanation for how the jumping castle became airborne, and no other details were released of the children's identities except that the incident took place at Hillcrest Primary School. Students in the last year of primary school, Year 6, are typically aged 10 or 11. The accident would rank among Australia's deadliest involving an amusement ride, and brought on a wave of disbelief and mourning. Police have said after an initial investigation the accident would be referred to a coroner for an inquest. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfvMb0ylPnQ

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Plumes of black smoke were seen rising in Khan Younis on Wednesday (February 14) from southern Israel. Israeli forces shelled eastern areas of Rafah overnight, and pounded several areas of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, residents said. The health ministry in the Hamas-governed enclave said Israeli forces were continuing to isolate the two main hospitals in Khan Younis, and that sniper fire at the city's Nasser Hospital had killed and wounded many people in recent days. Israel faced growing international pressure on Wednesday to hold off on a planned assault on Rafah, the last refuge for displaced Palestinians in southern Gaza after truce talks in Cairo ended inconclusively. Officials said Tuesday's (February 13) talks were constructive and would continue, but the lack of an immediate breakthrough fueled fears among hundreds of thousands of people crammed into Rafah that Israel would soon storm the city on the border with Egypt. At least 28,576 Palestinians have been killed, including 103 in the past 24 hours, and 68,291 wounded in Israeli strikes on Gaza since Oct.7, according to the health ministry in Gaza. Many other people are believed to be buried under rubble of destroyed buildings across the densely populated Gaza Strip, much of which is in ruins. Supplies of food, water and other essentials are running out and diseases are spreading. At least 1,200 Israelis were killed and around 250 were taken hostage in the Hamas raid on southern Israel on Oct. 7, according to Israeli tallies. Israel has vowed to fight on until it eradicates Hamas and has made the return of the last hostages a priority. Hamas says Israel must commit to ending the war and withdrawing from Gaza. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTqaBZN3EeY