March Archives

Video captures explosion at paper mill, injuring four people – shocking footage from TBT NEW HOUR March 26, 2024

Thunder Bay, Ontario, witnessed a terrifying incident on March 26, 2024, when an explosion at a paper mill injured four individuals. The video footage of the explosion has since circulated online, showcasing the intense impact on the facility and those within its vicinity. Authorities reported that the blast occurred during a routine maintenance procedure, resulting in injuries to workers on-site. Emergency responders swiftly arrived at the scene to provide medical aid and assess the extent …

March 5 Goo Select Distributors Fire Sparks Multi-Agency Investigation in Clinton Township

Clinton Township, Michigan – Residents are on edge as they eagerly anticipate a thorough investigation into the explosion that occurred on March 5 at Goo Select Distributors. Local, state, and federal officials, in collaboration with private investigators, are set to launch an official probe in early April to uncover the cause of the devastating fire. The explosion at Goo Select Distributors has raised concerns within the community about safety and potential risks. With the investigation …

Clinton Township Explosions Spark Investigation Set to Begin March 11

Clinton Township, Michigan – An investigation is set to begin the week of March 11 regarding a pot distribution facility that was reduced to ashes after a massive fire and multiple explosions on March 5, 2024. Authorities in Clinton Township are continuing their cleanup efforts at the site where the fire and explosions occurred. Clinton Township Fire Marshall Chuck Champagne mentioned that they aim to start the investigation next week, as debris is still scattered …

Hundreds of Protesters March in Nairobi Against Disturbing Rise in Femicide

NAIROBI, KENYA – Hundreds of people gathered in Nairobi on Saturday to march against the alarming rise of femicide in Kenya. The recent murder of over a dozen women has shocked the nation, prompting the protesters to take to the streets of the capital. The campaigners carried placards with powerful messages such as “Being a woman should not be a death sentence” and “Patriarchy kills”, while others displayed names and photographs of the victims. They …