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A Redemptorist priest in Guayaquil died after a large wooden cross fell on him during a Mass streamed live, the Archdiocese confirmed. The post Ecuador Priest Killed by Falling Cross appeared first on The Rio Times.
Preliminary suspicion had pointed to possible food poisoning, with reports suggesting that the family ate noodles before their deaths
After years of teaching Hongkongers about death and end-of-life arrangements, Dr Ng Kwai-lun realised there was a gap between what people were told they could do and the services actually available to them. Determined to bridge that gap, he left a stable university career to become an entrepreneur. Ng had worked at the Chinese University of Hong Kong’s medical school, where he managed embalming and helped run and promote its body donation initiative. But by 2020, the pandemic had exposed another...
Vivek Subhash Bhoye, a Class 5 student, died in Maharashtra’s Thane district after the school allegedly delayed informing his mother and failed to provide timely medical treatment
The death of a 30-year-old nurse in southwestern China from a brain haemorrhage while on duty sparked outrage after authorities refused to classify her death as work-related. Chen Jiajia, a supervising nurse in the medical imaging department at Guizhou Maotai Hospital in Zunyi, experienced a severe headache and began vomiting while working on August 4, according to Dafeng News. Her colleagues swiftly rushed her for emergency treatment, and she subsequently underwent a craniotomy after being...
Known for his calm and gentle nature, Brahmadathan was fondly referred to by elephant lovers as Gaja Kausthubham Pallatt Brahmadathan
Marie-Celestin Karondwa died of his injuries after being beaten at his home in Butembo, an Ebola hotspot, on Sunday.
Twenty-three years produced a trial, 47 witnesses and a 217-page judgment for Vinod’s death. For Jogi, they produced nothing — not a charge, a witness, or a line of inquiry.