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deadly rocket attack, Israel also expanded its mobilization of military reservists to 360,000. The chief military spokesman emphasized the unprecedented nature of the current campaign against Hamas, saying ‘all options are on the table’. 3) More than 137,000 Palestinians were packed into United Nations shelters, and the World Health Organization reported that the medical supplies it had pre-positioned in seven Gaza hospitals were already used up.

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Rena Sofer, known for her iconic portrayal of Lois Cerullo on ABC's "General Hospital" in the mid-'90s, is making a triumphant return to the beloved soap opera. This highly anticipated comeback is set to rekindle fond memories for fans who remember her memorable scenes and charismatic character. The unforgettable moment that still resonates with fans occurred in 1994 when Lois Cerullo, played by Rena Sofer, surprised her on-screen husband, Ned Ashton, in a classic scene.

Israel long thought its hi-tech security barrier blockading the Gaza Strip was impenetrable, brimming with razor wire, cameras and sensors and fortified with a concrete base against tunnels and remote-controlled machine guns. But in the aftermath of the surprise Hamas onslaught, soldiers who were on guard duty have recounted the shocking moments when the militants launched their complex operation to breach Israel's «Iron Wall» around the enclave in multiple locations. The massive attack at dawn Saturday came under cover of a rocket barrage aimed at Israel and involved sniper fire, explosives dropped from drones, and bulldozers that ripped through the six-metre (almost 20-foot) tall double fence barrier. More than 1,500 militants quickly swarmed through in pick-up trucks and on motorcycles, joined by others using gliders and speedboats at sea, to unleash gun attacks that claimed hundreds of lives in nearby communities. «At 6:30 am (0330 GMT) the rockets started,» a lookout soldier who was stationed in Nahal Oz, across from Gaza City, said in a televised interview from her hospital bed. «About 30» militants quickly occupied the army base and held it for seven hours, the soldier, identified only as Y., told Israel's Channel 12. «I sprinted barefoot to the bomb shelter, and after an hour we started hearing voices in Arabic, and they started shooting at the entrance,» she recalled. Until an elite Israeli army unit finally retook the base, «for all those hours, it became their (Hamas's) camp», the soldier said. — Sniper attacks - In the opening moments of the massive attack, snipers «fired at the observation posts» dotted along the 65-kilometre (40-mile) long barrier, an Israeli army spokesperson told AFP. A soldier

Vivian Silver’s son was anxiously texting with his mother on Saturday morning, as Hamas gunmen closed in on her home near Israel’s Gaza border. Her last message read: “They’re inside the house.”The 74-year-old Canadian-Israeli spent her adult life campaigning for peace and human rights for Palestinians, particularly those living in impoverished Gaza.Silver is now presumed to be a prisoner, among the dozens of civilian hostages held by Hamas following the militant group’s coordinated weekend attack on Israeli soil.“This is almost surreal to think that someone who dedicated their entire life to building peace, ending the occupation, lifting the siege of Gaza, is kidnapped by Hamas,” said Ariel Dloomy, Silver’s former colleague at the Arab-Jewish Center for Equality, Empowerment and Cooperation, in an interview with Global News.Silver grew up in Winnipeg and moved to Israel in the 1970s.

Narayana area of South West Delhi, a plumber lost his life when an elevator suddenly started moving, trapping him inside. This unfortunate event occurred in a multi-story residential building where the plumber, identified as Sanjay and a resident of Rajeev Camp, was engaged in the task of clearing water that had accumulated inside the elevator. According to the local police, this incident occurred within the jurisdiction of the Naraina police station.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Edappadi Palaniswami on Tuesday requested the DMK-led government in the state to ensure proper implementation of safety measures in the firecracker manufacturing factories and shops. Speaking on the recent incidents of explosions in Ariyalur and Hosur, Palaniswami said, «State government to increase the ex-gratia amount announced for the affected in the explosion incidents.

earlier reported by Cricbuzz that he had been admitted to a Chennai hospital. He was still under the watchful care of the hospital's medical professionals under the observation of Dr. Rizwan Khan, the designated doctor appointed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to accompany the team, the publication added.

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Shubman Gill on Tuesday was discharged from hospital after he was admitted due to drop in platelet count below 100,000 owing to Dengue. However, he is still unlikely to mark his presence in the marquee World Cup clash against Pakistan in Ahmedabad on October 14, reported PTI. Gill, who tested positive for dengue upon his arrival in Chennai last week has been down for the past week and will also miss India's second game against Afghanistan on Wednesday.

Comodo Motors General Manager Jordan Baker joins «The Big Money Show» to discuss the impact on auto dealers and car buyers from the ongoing UAW strike.

Tamil Nadu's Ariyalur district has increased to 11, officials said on Tuesday. Twelve people injured in the accident are still undergoing treatment in various hospitals in the district. The owner and manager of the cracker manufacturing unit have been arrested, police said. A case has been registered, against them and an investigation has begun.

Shubman Gill, who is currently down with dengue, has been hospitalised in Chennai after his platelet count dropped below 100,000 and remains a doubtful starter for the marquee World Cup clash against Pakistan in Ahmedabad on October 14. Gill, who tested positive for dengue upon his arrival in Chennai last week has been down for the past week and will also miss India's second game against Afghanistan on Wednesday. «Shubman Gill was on drip at the Chennai team hotel for the last couple of days.

People are digging through the rubble from the quake in western Afghanistan

Postcard Hotel will launch India's most expensive hotel next year at Ranthambore in Rajasthan, with an opening price of ₹1.95 lakh per room per night plus taxes, the founder and chief executive of the luxury hospitality chain said. Besides Ranthambore, the chain will also launch seven hotels next year in locations such as Tirupati, Goa, Mashobra, Kanha Tiger Reserve and one in the Himalayas, Kapil Chopra told ET during an interview. «We are profitable at a company level. We have institutional funds working with us.

NEW DELHI : The National Medical Commission (NMC) has undertaken a detailed set of professional conduct reviews for medical professionals, advising them to have “fair and open" communication with patients. NMC said most complaints against doctors can be put down to communication gaps. In the case of alleged medical negligence, doctors have been advised to prepare proper documentation of all medical records of the patient.

Gaza are preparing for an Israeli offensive of unprecedented scale after Saturday's deadly Hamas raid, with more than 130,000 fleeing their homes and stockpiling supplies as air strikes pound the crowded enclave with 560 already dead. Amid an intensified Israeli siege cutting off water, food and power, and a sudden new assault, conditions look worse than at any point since Palestinian refugees flocked there during the 1948 fighting when Israel was founded. Israeli military phone messages have warned people to leave some areas, indicating a new ground attack that could eclipse previous bouts of destructive warfare in the dense concrete townships that grew up in Gaza's original tented refugee camps. «Where should we go? Where should we go?» asked 55-year-old Mohammad Brais.

World Cup is set to bring cheer to temp and gig workers by creating up to 100,000 additional jobs and boosting salaries. The demand for manpower for the duration of the tournament being held in India is expected to range from 50,000 to 100,000 workers, according to estimates of recruitment services providers Persolkelly, CIEL HR and TeamLease. Another staffing firm, Randstad India said companies are witnessing at least 40% increase in salaries of gig and temp workers amid rising demand during the World Cup as well as the festive season. Yeshab Giri, chief commercial officer of staffing and Randstad technologies at Randstad India, said the firm expects «anywhere between 40-60% increase in salaries for gig workers in the middle to high-income bracket of ₹40,000 to ₹1,50,000 per month». Kartik Narayan, CEO staffing at TeamLease Services, said, «Food and beverages, grocery, ecommerce, and hotel accommodation industries are ramping up hiring temporary employees.» Ripple effect will also include a jump in demand for television sets, high-speed internet connections, over-the-top (OTT) subscriptions, and online ticket sales, he said. Roles in demand include event managers, coordinators, executives for customer support, sales, merchandising, maintenance staff, bouncers, ground staff, housekeeping and security staff, technology service providers, ushers, ticket takers, concession stand workers, hospitality staff, transportation staff, and delivery partners. Demand for workers in hospitality, merchandising, facility management, and field sales are largely concentrated in cities selected as the World Cup venues while delivery agents and sales executives are required across the country.

Dr. Santosh G. Honavar, the Honorary Secretary of the All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS), Director of Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery and Ocular Oncology at the Centre for Sight Eye Hospital, Hyderabad, former Associate Director of LV Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, and the past Editor of the Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, has claimed the top spot among researchers in Ophthalmology in India for the third consecutive year.

Michael Chiarello has passed away at the age of 61 due to a severe allergic reaction. Chiarello, known for his culinary expertise, served as a judge on Bravo's Top Chef and Top Chef Masters. He was a frequent guest on shows like the Today Show and The View.

The Muzaffarpur police department suspended two home guards and a police driver on Sunday for their involvement in disposing of certain remains of a road accident victim into a canal located in the Fakuli area.