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"We're dealing with things that people just don't want to talk about or see," Price County Sheriff Brian Schmidt told local media.
The Price County Sheriff's Office said the airplane crashed at 3:21 a.m. CT Saturday near the north Wisconsin city of Phillips. The plane was found near State Highway 111 and U.S. Highway 8 in the town of Harmony.
Authorities did not release how many people died in the crash until Sunday.
Paramedics were called to the hamlet some 80 kilometres northwest of Calgary about 12:45 p.m. and found a man in his 50s suffering from serious soft-tissue injuries throughout his body.
Didsbury RCMP said the man was geocaching — a treasure-hunting hobby using GPS co-ordinates — in the Harold Creek area west of the town when he was attacked by the bear.
A brief struggle ensued between the unidentified man and the bear, which attempted to drag him into the bush. He was eventually able to escape in his vehicle and drove himself into Water Valley.
© NewsFlareThe amazing video, filmed from another plane, shows the contrail forming 33,000 feet in the air.
The amazing video, filmed from another plane, shows the contrail forming 33,000 feet in the air.
The passenger who shot the video wrote online: 'This contrail looks dark against the rising sun.'
Vapour trails occur when areas of low pressure form around the edge of the wing, creating vortices - tubes of circulating air - that leave trails behind the wing's tips.
The low pressure in these areas mean that cold air can condense, leaving spectacular trails of water or even ice behind the plane.
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Bárðarbunga volcano
Strongest earthquake in this swarm had the magnitude of 3,6 but other earthquakes where smaller, one earthquake with magnitude 3,4 and one earthquake with magnitude 3,1. All other earthquakes where smaller in magnitude. This earthquake swarm seems to be over for now, but one new earthquake took place at 22:29 and had the early magnitude of 2,7 (or 2,8).
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The strange phenomenon has not been seen in the area since 1961 and was a shocking sight for youngsters seeing it for the first time
Tibetan villagers stood staring at the sky as a gigantic landspout passed overhead for the first time in more than 50 years.
The weather phenomenon rarely happen at high altitudes making the sight even more unusual.
Youngsters were filmed watching the skies above Dangxiong County in south-west China in awe and disbelief - with many pointing or holding their wide-open mouths.
The strange phenomenon has not been seen in the area since 1961 and was a shocking sight for youngsters seeing it for the first time in Tibet - also known as 'the roof of the world'.
The landspout, which looks like a tornado but has nothing to do with a storm or bad weather, lasted more than 10 minutes.
© ReutersRescuers row as they transfer residents with a boat at a flooded area in Guilin, Guangxi province, China on July 2.
Water levels in more than 60 rivers in southern China have risen above warning levels, the flood control authority said.
Thirty-three people are confirmed dead and 15 missing as of Monday morning after heavy rain and flooding engulfed provinces central and southern provinces including Hunan, Hubei, Anhui, Sichuan and Guizhou, China's civil affairs ministry said.
The annual rainy season, which arrived in the second half of June, has hit southern Hunan province the most. Weather forecasters predict the relentless downpours could start to ease in coming days.
Jim Kennington, 50, was passing a roundabout in Perth's Wanneroo on Friday when disaster struck
Jim Kennington, 50, found himself in a hole lot of trouble when he came to a roundabout in Perth's Wanneroo on Friday and felt his tyres sinking.
But he managed to see the lighter side of things when his mate's began to take him to task for his misfortune, reports The West.
'Everybody's had a little laugh at me today,' Mr Kennington said.
'I tried to reverse out but it weren't going anywhere...So I climbed out the passenger side.'
The Water Corporation said an underground water main burst softened the road, causing the sinkhole.
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By midday (0900 GMT), the city's emergency services had provided assistance to around 200 people who felt unwell, emergency services spokeswoman Katia Sungarska said.
She advised residents not to leave the house during the day and not to call the emergency services except in cases of urgency in order to allow ambulances to reach those in serious need.
Sofia has for years suffered from a chronic shortage of ambulances, with a fleet of just 25 vehicles serving a city of around two million people.
The red alert for extreme heat was activated on Saturday in 17 regions across the country for the first time this summer.
The blackout affected some five million people in Costa Rica alone, where officials largely had managed to restore service after a nationwide power outage lasting about five hours.
Authorities pinned blame for the power outages on a downed Panamanian transmission line that adversely affected the power supply for much of the region.
Countries in the region, from Guatemala to Panama, are connected by the same power grid, covering an expanse of some 1,800 kilometers (1,100 miles).
But that interconnectedness means that the countries of Central America are vulnerable when there are power grid malfunctions in any one.
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