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Wednesday, 27 July 2016
A man was shot 16 times
A man was shot 16 times which led to his death in a gruesome incident near Setapak Central in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday afternoon (July 27).
At 3.35pm, the man, a 43-year-old moneylender and father of three, was driving along the road alone near the mall when four men on two motorcycles approached his car.
"They came when the victim's car was at the traffic light. One shooter went to the left and another to the right before both opened fire," said City CID chief Senior Asst Comm Rusdi Mohd Isa at a press conference at the Setapak police station.
He added that the shooter on the right of the car fired about three to four shots, while the other fired 12, and that both bikes quickly fled shortly after.
Both shooters were riding pillion.
Investigations on the body showed wounds on the head, body and legs.
The man had been en route to meet a relative nearby.
"Family members of the victim have confirmed his identity," said SAC Rusdi, adding that the police would withhold his identity from the press for now.
When asked if the shooting was gang-related, he said that "there is a possibility".
"We have early information on his background of being involved in gangs,"said SAC Rusdi.
He added that the victim had a previous arrest record in 2014 and that investigations will explore every avenue.
A post-mortem would be conducted on the body.
Wangsa Maju OCPD Supt Mohamad Roy Suhaimi Sarif asked members of the public who were present at the time of the shooting to come forward to their nearest police station with any information pertaining to the murder.
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Saturday, 12 September 2015
107 killed in crane collapse at Mecca's Grand Mosque
A powerful storm toppled a construction crane Friday afternoon at the Masjid al-Haram, or Grand Mosque, in Mecca -- killing at least 107 people and injuring 238 others, Saudi Arabia's civil defense authorities said on Twitter.
Photos and video on social media showed the crane crashing through the mosque roof and the aftermath, with bodies, blood and debris spread across the courtyard.
Video Moment of Crane collapses at Mecca's Grand Mosque
CCTV in Mecca's Grand Mosque
Thursday, 3 September 2015
Vicious villagers tie up pregnant woman and brutally beat her
WATCH: Horrifying moment vicious villagers tie up pregnant woman and brutally beat her
This the horrific moment a young mum-to-be is tied up and savagely beaten - because she is suspected of being a thief.
The shocking video, which spread across Chinese social media, reveals brutal villagers subjecting a barely-conscious woman to the medieval-style punishment.
The pregnant woman, known only as Ms Lu, believed to be 28-years-old, is tied to a pole with her hands behind her back.
In the footage, a man pulls her hair while another kicks her in the face when she collapses onto rubble.
She is said to have been caught stealing in the past, and when she reappeared in the township again it was the last straw for residents.
A large crowd had gathered to watch the medieval-style punishment.
Ms Lu is said to be 28 years old and came from the nearby city of Ningbo.
Reports suggest she has already been charged for theft three times.
A police statement confirmed that she had broken into the home of a man named as Mr Feng on August 18 and tried to steal 900 Yuan (£90) cash.
She was caught on that occasion, but released because she is pregnant.
One villager said: "This is not the first time she came to steal things from the village.
"Last time she was let go but then she came back.
"Otherwise she wouldn't have been beaten so brutally."
After the beating, an old woman can be seen checking if the alleged thief is alright.
She was taken to hospital, but wasn't seriously hurt.
A man named as Mr Yin is said to have handed himself in for the beating.
He was given eight days in jail and a 300 Yuan (£30) fine.
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The pregnant woman tied to a pole with her hands behind her back
Saturday, 27 June 2015
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
Friday, 5 September 2014
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Ice Bucket Challenge Fails
The internet is awash with videos of people having buckets of iced water tipped over their heads. It's all in the name of a good cause: the viral is aiming to raise money for research into ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a form of motor neurone disease) - although its potency has already been watered down by issue-thirsty celebrities, according to some.
In among the great downpour of online ice-bucket challenge videos are a few pearls so funny that they're guaranteed to leave not a dry eye in the house
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Monday, 4 August 2014
Thursday, 31 July 2014
Awe-Inspiring Animal Prosthetics
Oscar the Cat Gets a New Pair of Shoes
Actually, Oscar the cat got something better, a new pair of legs. Oscar's feline curiosity led him one day to explore a combine harvester, a misguided decision that would leave him without his hind legs. Instead of creating some kind of degrading wheel contraption for Oscar, though, humans stepped their game up and created Oscar Pistorius-like blades for the little kitty. The new pair of hind feet are drilled into his back leg bones and are built for indoor play, but they are better than no legs at all. Seriously though, if cats really do have nine lives we are not sure this is the best way to spend one of them. Either, way this is a unprecedented achievement in terms of animal prosthetic innovation.
A Piglet With a Wheelchair Made Just For Him
Chris P. Bacon was born without the use of his back legs. While the little piglet’s name suggests a not very pleasant fate, he has been thriving thanks to a wheelchair constructed for him by a U.S. vet.
Winter the Dolphin Gets a Brand New Tail
Losing your tail as a dolphin would be the equivalent of losing our legs as human beings, if not worse. Life is going to be a struggle, and chances of survival in a natural environment are slim to none. That's why Winter, a dolphin whose tail became irreparably entangled in a crab trap line in 2005, is a prime candidate for a prosthetic tail. She has been a source of inspiration to human amputees, who can visit her in Clearwater, Fl. for free. We visited the Clearwater Marine Aquarium in early August. This is a short video clipping of Winter, the dolphins, condition
Beauty the Bald Eagle Gets a New Beak
The bald eagle is one of our most recognizable national symbols, the animal that most represents the principles of America. Already an endangered species, killing a bald eagle is up there with refusing to eat apple pie as far as anti-American offenses go. So when one is injured and needs a new beak, the president puts the best and brightest scientists on the task of fixing it. Patriotism drives technology, plain and simple.
A One-Flippered Turtle Gets Her Rudder Back
Being a turtle with one flipper requires determination, boundless energy, and a serious resistance to dizziness. Allison the sea turtle has all of these qualities, and she spent the majority of her life constantly swimming in tight circles to avoid doing barrel rolls in the water. Turtles need all three fins to balance, and her handlers believe Allison lost three of hers to a shark. In their place her human guardians created a black suit that fits over her shell and provides a balancing fin that, when used with her one fin, allows her to get around the swells with ease. Coined a "ninja suit", Allison is said to enjoy the new invention so much that she swims away from her handlers when she sense it is time for it to come off.
One Tortoise's Toy is Another's Prosthetic Leg
When an abandoned tortoise called Schildi lost his leg, most likely from an accident, he had trouble adapting to his new prosthetic. This is Schildi, the German tortoise who successfully underwent Lego leg attachment surgery in recent months. Found wounded by its current owners with maggots devouring portions of its front leg, Schildi was taken to the turtle hospital for emergency surgery. The double wide wheel didn't have the radius ideal to win races so a single wheel device was rigged from the Lego set. Who says innovation is dead?
Cassidy the Three-Legged Dog Gets A Shot at Dignity
The three legged dog has been an image used over the years to describe someone or something that is pathetic or remarkably useless. The sight alone inspires pity, and most times these are the dogs that are sad enough to donate a dollar to but just too depressing to adopt. Some people do not see dogs as their source of joy though, but just the other way around. And when a couple finally decided that the homeless Cassidy deserved a new life with a new prosthetic leg, they shelled out the cash for the unprecedented operation. North Carolina State University spearheaded the project and have given Cassidy the full ability to walk.
Meadow the Two Legged Calf Finally Walks
The ability to run, jog, and even walk is something most humans take for granted. We cannot truly understand the sense of loss that comes from losing one's legs or never having them unless we encounter the experience first hand. Although cows live admittedly lazier lifestyles than humans, they also do not have access to human resources and their lives are not as valuable. With that in mind it is remarkable that Meadow, a calf who lost her two rear legs to frostbite, became the first cattle fitted with double prosthetics instead of a double whopper. A potential double Baconator became a definite feel-good story.
If a Stork Has No Beak Who Will Drop all of the Babies Off to their Parents?
We all know how babies are made. It's a story as old as man itself and one every child must learn upon entering man/womanhood. When a mommy and a daddy love each other they kiss and then a stork drops a child off to them when they are ready to be parents. It's really that simple. And this stork, who lost his beak in an unspecified accident, can now get back to work thanks to the Bird's Hospital east of the city of Budapest, Hungary. The doctors are confident the stork is near ready for a return to the wild and with any luck he will be dropping off Hungarian offspring within the week.
KBuck the Mini Horse Receives a New Eye
Now introducing KBuck, the only animal on our list to make both the All-Inspiration team and the Worst Pet Names Hall of Fame. KBuck's story is tear-jerking nonetheless, as the miniature horse was kicked in the eye by its own mother, causing irreparable damage to the eye itself and KBuck's hopeful career as a show horse. God knows those vain horse judges won't stand for any one-eyed horses taking home the Gold, so doctors decided a prosthetic eye would give him another shot at glory. His 12 year old handler, who outfits her male horse with degrading pink accessories, is elated at the chance to further undermine her pony's manhood. Just when KBuck thought he had escaped the trials and tribulations of show biz
Chhouk the Elephant Gets a New Foot, Makes People Everywhere Melt Inside.
Animals have always been the lovable losers of the animal kingdom. Like their swimming brethren the manatee, elephants are big, slow, and have no real defense mechanism to speak of. Their hug-ability score is off the charts, and their ivory tusks have made them easy targets for illegal poachers. Chhouk lost his front left foot to a poaching trap, and was on the brink of death when conservationists found him wandering through the Cambodian wilderness. They were able to construct a custom prosthetic foot for Chhouk, allowing him to live the Dumbo life like the whole thing never happened.
A Piglet With a Wheelchair Made Just For Him
Winter the Dolphin Gets a Brand New Tail
Losing your tail as a dolphin would be the equivalent of losing our legs as human beings, if not worse. Life is going to be a struggle, and chances of survival in a natural environment are slim to none. That's why Winter, a dolphin whose tail became irreparably entangled in a crab trap line in 2005, is a prime candidate for a prosthetic tail. She has been a source of inspiration to human amputees, who can visit her in Clearwater, Fl. for free. We visited the Clearwater Marine Aquarium in early August. This is a short video clipping of Winter, the dolphins, condition
Beauty the Bald Eagle Gets a New Beak
The bald eagle is one of our most recognizable national symbols, the animal that most represents the principles of America. Already an endangered species, killing a bald eagle is up there with refusing to eat apple pie as far as anti-American offenses go. So when one is injured and needs a new beak, the president puts the best and brightest scientists on the task of fixing it. Patriotism drives technology, plain and simple.
A One-Flippered Turtle Gets Her Rudder Back
One Tortoise's Toy is Another's Prosthetic Leg
When an abandoned tortoise called Schildi lost his leg, most likely from an accident, he had trouble adapting to his new prosthetic. This is Schildi, the German tortoise who successfully underwent Lego leg attachment surgery in recent months. Found wounded by its current owners with maggots devouring portions of its front leg, Schildi was taken to the turtle hospital for emergency surgery. The double wide wheel didn't have the radius ideal to win races so a single wheel device was rigged from the Lego set. Who says innovation is dead?
Cassidy the Three-Legged Dog Gets A Shot at Dignity
Meadow the Two Legged Calf Finally Walks
The ability to run, jog, and even walk is something most humans take for granted. We cannot truly understand the sense of loss that comes from losing one's legs or never having them unless we encounter the experience first hand. Although cows live admittedly lazier lifestyles than humans, they also do not have access to human resources and their lives are not as valuable. With that in mind it is remarkable that Meadow, a calf who lost her two rear legs to frostbite, became the first cattle fitted with double prosthetics instead of a double whopper. A potential double Baconator became a definite feel-good story.
If a Stork Has No Beak Who Will Drop all of the Babies Off to their Parents?
We all know how babies are made. It's a story as old as man itself and one every child must learn upon entering man/womanhood. When a mommy and a daddy love each other they kiss and then a stork drops a child off to them when they are ready to be parents. It's really that simple. And this stork, who lost his beak in an unspecified accident, can now get back to work thanks to the Bird's Hospital east of the city of Budapest, Hungary. The doctors are confident the stork is near ready for a return to the wild and with any luck he will be dropping off Hungarian offspring within the week.
KBuck the Mini Horse Receives a New Eye
Now introducing KBuck, the only animal on our list to make both the All-Inspiration team and the Worst Pet Names Hall of Fame. KBuck's story is tear-jerking nonetheless, as the miniature horse was kicked in the eye by its own mother, causing irreparable damage to the eye itself and KBuck's hopeful career as a show horse. God knows those vain horse judges won't stand for any one-eyed horses taking home the Gold, so doctors decided a prosthetic eye would give him another shot at glory. His 12 year old handler, who outfits her male horse with degrading pink accessories, is elated at the chance to further undermine her pony's manhood. Just when KBuck thought he had escaped the trials and tribulations of show biz
Chhouk the Elephant Gets a New Foot, Makes People Everywhere Melt Inside.
Animals have always been the lovable losers of the animal kingdom. Like their swimming brethren the manatee, elephants are big, slow, and have no real defense mechanism to speak of. Their hug-ability score is off the charts, and their ivory tusks have made them easy targets for illegal poachers. Chhouk lost his front left foot to a poaching trap, and was on the brink of death when conservationists found him wandering through the Cambodian wilderness. They were able to construct a custom prosthetic foot for Chhouk, allowing him to live the Dumbo life like the whole thing never happened.
Wednesday, 30 July 2014
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