Flagstaff Religion News for August 3, 2024
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Source:Daily Sun
August 03, 2024 10:32 UTC
Millions of customers may be affected by Ticketmaster breach
Ticketmaster is notifying millions of customers about a data breach that could be one of the largest in North American history. Ticketmaster said on its website that “customers can continue to conduct business with Ticketmaster as normal and without issue.”“Our comprehensive investigation — alongside leading cybersecurity experts and relevant authorities — has shown that there has been no more unauthorized activity. According to the notice to customers, data began being accessed on April 2 and continued until May 18. “We have not seen any additional unauthorized activity n the cloud database since we began our investigation,” according to the notice. “They should also change their password on any other account where they’ve used the same or similar password to the one on their AT&T account, a practice that should be followed during any data breach.
Source:Daily Sun
August 03, 2024 08:57 UTC
Quota protest: Injured youth dies in Dhaka hospital
Emon was a staff member at a restaurant in the Vatara area in Dhaka’s Notun Bazar. He was shot in the middle of a clash while heading to work from home on Jul 19. The youth passed away while receiving treatment at the hospital’s Ward 101 at 3:15am on Saturday. The body of Emon has been kept at the hospital morgue for an autopsy, said Bachchu Mia, officer-in-charge of the DMCH police outpost. Emon used to live with his elder sister Tahmina in Notun Bazar.
Source:bd News24
August 03, 2024 08:31 UTC
Statement calling 7-day halt to protests is fake, says Anti-Discrimination Student Movement
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has said a post on social media showing a statement calling for a seven-day halt to the ongoing protests is fake. Asif Mahmud, one of the coordinators of the group, said: “It is fake. Do not be misled.”He confirmed the matter to a WhatsApp group for journalists around 11:30am on Saturday, reports bdnews24.com. A post including a statement calling for a seven-day withdrawal of the movement was making the rounds on social media on Saturday morning. The false statement was signed with the names of six protest coordinators – Md Nahid Islam, Sarjis Alam, Hasnat Abdullah, Abu Baker Majumder, Asif Mahmud, and Nusrat Tabassum.
Source:bd News24
August 03, 2024 08:27 UTC
Want to sit for talks with protesters: Hasina
The prime minister says she has instructed that arrested students be freedWant to sit for talks with protesters: HasinaPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina has expressed her interest in sitting for talks with the coordinators of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement amid the ongoing protests across the country. “I want to sit with the quota protesters. I do not want clashes.”She made the statement during a meeting with the Peshajibi Shomonnoy Parishad at her official residence Gonobhaban on Saturday. University teachers were also dropped from the ‘Prottoy’ universal pension scheme following the meeting. All of the students arrested during the protests will be released, she said.
Source:bd News24
August 03, 2024 08:16 UTC
Take a survey, solve a problem – Brandon Sun
On weekdays, I do most of my miles on the track at Brandon University’s Healthy Living Centre. Some of them were in the core area, but the majority were in the area around the Keystone Centre. They accuse me, and anybody else who sees this stuff happening, of exaggerating the problem. I completed the survey a couple of days ago and it took me about 30 minutes. That happens when too many citizens don’t speak up and participate in the consultation process, of which the survey is an important part.
Source:Daily Sun
August 03, 2024 08:13 UTC
PROTEST and AFTERMATH - IN THE CAPITAL ON FRIDAY
(Clockwise, from left-top): 'Drohojatra' demonstration in progress at the Central Shaheed Minar; a view of the symbolic protest of artistes at Dhanmondi; protesters painting a police vehicle red in front of the National Press Club; and law-enforcers brought the HSC examinees, arrested during the quota protest, to two Dhaka courts, which granted them bail. — FE Photos and bdnews24.com
Source:bd News24
August 03, 2024 06:03 UTC
Two more die during protest rally in Khulna, Habiganj
They paraded through the rain, crossed Rampura Bridge, through the BRAC University area, and reached East-West University. Additional police personnel were deployed in the Uttara area since the morning surrounding the student rally. KHULNAA police constable was killed and around 30 other policemen injured in a clash with protesters in Khulna. He was rushed to Khulna City Medical College Hospital, where doctors declared him dead, according to Khulna Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Mozammel Haque. As police attempted to disperse the crowd, the students marched towards Khulna University and threw brickbats at Sonadanga Police Station.
Source:bd News24
August 03, 2024 05:18 UTC
It’s not all CenterPoint's fault
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Source:Daily Sun
August 03, 2024 03:06 UTC
North Korea's Kim blasts South media over flood damage 'rumours'
SEOUL, Aug 3, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un accused South Korean media outlets of spreading rumours about flood damage and casualties in his country, state media said Saturday, days after Seoul reached out to offer humanitarian aid. Kim "bitterly censured the inveterate habits and despicable nature of the ROK scum," referring to South Korea, KCNA said Saturday. The flooding reports constituted a South Korean "smear campaign to bring disgrace upon us and tarnish" the North's image, he added. It claimed North Korea's Air Force rescued over 5,000 people, with around 4,200 of them saved by helicopter "within a few hours". North Korea declared the South its principal enemy earlier this year, and Pyongyang has not responded to inter-Korean liaison hotline calls since April 2023.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
August 03, 2024 03:05 UTC
6.8-magnitude earthquake hits off Philippines' Mindanao: USGS
MANILA, Aug 3, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the southern Philippines on Saturday, the United States Geological Survey said, but no tsunami warning was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage. Many people would have been sleeping when the strong shaking jolted them from their beds. It did not trigger a tsunami alert, according to the US Tsunami Warning System and the Philippine seismological agency. The local seismological agency also said no damage was expected from the earthquake, but it warned of aftershocks in the region. In December, a 7.6-magnitude quake struck off Mindanao, briefly triggering a tsunami warning.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
August 03, 2024 02:26 UTC
Coconino County Elections releases update on primary results Thursday evening
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Source:Daily Sun
August 02, 2024 23:05 UTC
Two more die in Khulna, Sylhet during nationwide mass protest rally
Drenched in rain, students and the general public turn out in numbers to join the nationwide protest marchTwo more die in Khulna, Sylhet during nationwide mass protest rallyStudents demonstrate by blocking the Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka as part of the rally called by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement on Friday, Aug 2, 2024. Students demonstrate by blocking the Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka as part of the rally called by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement on Friday, Aug 2, 2024. KHULNAA police constable was killed and around 30 other policemen injured in a clash with protesters in Khulna. He was rushed to Khulna City Medical College Hospital, where doctors declared him dead, according to Khulna Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Mozammel Haque. The violence erupted when a student procession as part of the ‘Student-People March’ called by the Anti-discrimination Student Movement arrived in Gallamari around 3:15pm.
Source:bd News24
August 02, 2024 21:08 UTC