Earth Changes
Three deaths were reported from two villages under Dharhara police station in Munger district. In the first incident, two children were struck while playing in a field near their home and in the second, a woman returning home from the fields was hit by lightning.
Two people were also killed in Ramnagri Diyara under Barh in Patna district.
Similarly two people were killed in Jamui district and one each in Bhagalpur, Darbhanga, and Banka districts.
Heavy rains accompanied by strong winds uprooted trees, damaged houses and brought down power cables across the state on Monday. The downpour also brought down the temperature.
According to the weather office here, lightning strikes are usually reported during the June-September monsoon season.
Source: IANS
Rescuers pulled a man from a sinkhole that opened up on the Mansfield Bridge in McKeesport on Saturday night.
West Fifth Avenue below the bridge was closed, McKeesport Deputy Fire Chief Don Sabol said. Authorities also stopped train traffic during the rescue, he said. The cause of the sinkhole was not immediately known, Sabol said.
According to a tweet sent out by Western PA Fire News, confined space rescue was needed and the man was about ten feet down into the hole. The man was carried off on a stretcher and flown to an area hospital after firefighters rescued him. The incident was reported by emergency dispatchers around 7:30 p.m., when the man called 911 himself, after falling in the hole.
The man is in his forties and was walking to meet a friend at the Marathon gas station in McKeesport, when he fell. Officials are still investigating, what caused the sinkhole.
Those were the words of advice yesterday from a bandaged-up Toto resident who was attacked by a binadu early yesterday morning.
Mike Cepeda, 51, sported fresh bandages and a smile as he visited the Guam Police Department Hagåtña precinct following the incident. Officers needed his information for a report, he said.
Cepeda said he went outside of his Toto home after his aunt called him about a deer in the yard.
Comment: Other recent bambi attacks: Deer attacks and injures animal keeper at zoo in India
Man attacked by deer he shot with arrow
Wolf Lake man attacked and injured by elk at campground in Muskegon, Michigan
Man dies following ferocious deer attack at Slovakian farm
Deer farmer, 75, dies five days after being gored by stag in rutting season in Wales
Pet deer partially blinds owner during attack
- 2015-03-30 08:48:26 (UTC)
- Times in other timezones
- 99km (62mi) ENE of Hihifo, Tonga
- 224km (139mi) SW of Apia, Samoa
- 272km (169mi) WSW of Tafuna, American Samoa
- 276km (171mi) WSW of Pago Pago, American Samoa
- 666km (414mi) NNE of Nuku'alofa, Tonga
Its not uncommon to see wild life if you live in the wooded hills of Ansonia, what is unusual seeing the animals attack beloved pets.
"They have been around here for quite a few years actually but this is the first time that I've heard of one coming down on this street" said resident, James Karpiuk.
Karpiuk lives on Park Place and Sunday he told us the talk of the neighborhood is an incident that happened outside the home next door. That is where a dog named Lexus lives with his owners and on Saturday the pooch was attacked by a coyote.
Comment: Coyotes seem to have become much bolder recently, see also these reports for just the last 8 months: Coyotes seen attacking large dogs in Stamford, Connecticut
Coyote conflicts with pets, police and people increase in Westchester, NY
Two coyotes attack dog in Cleveland, Ohio cemetery
More 'rare' urban coyote attacks on Indiana dogs
Dozens of pets killed by coyotes in College Park, Florida
Woman and dogs attacked by coyote in front of her Kilworthy home, Ontario
Dog killed and owner injured in coyote attack in Mississauga, Canada
Coyote attacks woman and her dog in Greenland, New Hampshire
Spike in coyote attacks on animal pets in Claremont, California
Coyotes killing pets in Seal Beach, California

Kashmir flood: Heavy rains have resulted in damage to at least 44 structures, including 18 houses, due to landslides in Chrar-e-Sharief area of valley.
IMD DG L S Rathore said due to the rains, there has been extensive damage to field and horticulture crops as well as vegetables in various parts of the country.
"The ordeal is not yet over. Though March as we all know was very wet, it was to the extent that after 1915, this was the wettest March particularly in north India right up to central India," he said.
"But in the next two weeks also there seems to be a possibility or higher possibility of wetness," he said.
Rains on Sunday lashed many parts of north India, including Kashmir Valley where several houses were damaged and Srinagar-Jammu national highway shut due to landslides.
Sheriff Wyatt Sabo says no evacuations have been ordered, no injuries have been reported and no homes have been damaged in the Sheep Draw Fire. Hundreds of firefighters battled the flames, along with two South Dakota National Guard helicopters.
Cindy Hansen with the Great Plains Fire Information office says it might be several days before the fire is fully contained. The cause wasn't immediately determined.
A separate grass fire near Hot Springs on Saturday burned two garages, a camper and an abandoned house before firefighters brought it under control. No occupied structures
Source: AP
"I have been watching the Sinabung volcano for the last two weeks, there is a big lava lobe hanging at the summit, you can see it glow at night.
Debris flows are getting bigger and more frequent, usually the rocks come form the side of the lobe, where it is contact with the walls made of older formations (sign the the lobe moves forward), between 10 and 25 times a day, going down the flank to distances between 500 and 2000m in general, couple of them went to 3000m yesterday when a big piece of the frontal part of the lobe collapsed. There is still a 5km forbidden perimeter, more or less respected by the people who want to go back in their houses after being refugees for 18 months."
Moscow emergency services have estimated that at least 76 buildings have been damaged and 32 trees uprooted by wind gusts that reached up to 17 meters per second.
He's in the house, already, so he picks up the call, and he talks with his daughter.
"Dad, where are you?," she asks. "There's a cat attached to our goat!"
He goes upstairs to see what's the matter.
"Sure enough. There's Stella. That's our biggest goat. The mother of the three. She's got this wildcat attached to her neck. Absolutely. The claws are dug into her shoulders. The back claws are dug into her haunches. The mouth was wrapped around her neck, and she was hemorrhaging," Cox remembers.
The goat was screaming, as it tried to use its horns to dislodge the lynx. Cox went back downstairs to get his rifle. It was a British .303 Second World War model, and it came with a bayonet and an extra magazine. Then he went back upstairs, so he could get a shot at the lynx.
"I open the door, and Stella sees me at the door," he recalled. "Just as I open to take the shot, she bursts the door open, and now both animals are inside the living room."














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