11 teachers who were killed in Wrack in Indonesia

11 teachers who were killed in Wrack in Indonesia

Yogyakarta, Indonesia – A dump truck crashed in a minibus on a downhill road in the Indonesian province of Central Java and killed 11 people, all kindergarten teachers, said officials on Wednesday.

The truck loaded with building materials collided with the minibus before crashing into a house in the village of Kalijambe in the Purwerejo district. The Minibus bore a group of teachers from the Magelang district who took part in a funeral in the Purwerejo district, the local disaster management agency said in a statement.

“The truck supposedly lost control and hit the minibus,” said Andry Agustiano, chief of police from Purwerejo. He added that the police opened an investigation immediately.

Several ambulances transported the corpses and other injured victims, including the truck driver and the owner of the house, to a nearby hospital.

Street accidents are common in Indonesia due to poor security standards and infrastructure.

On Tuesday, a bus with 34 passengers raced out of control and stormed in the Indonesian province of West Sumatra and killed at least 12 people.

The United States warn of the shooting threat in Honduras

Tegucigalpa, Honduras – The US message in Honduras warned on Tuesday a warning of the threat of mass shooting in three potential goals in the capital, including a school, a shopping center and a government complex.

The warning that was published on X in the embassy account indicated that the attacks could take place on Tuesday and May 16. She warned the US citizens to avoid the locations.

“The three target locations mentioned are the Elliot Dover Christian School in Tegucigalpa, the Centro Civico in Tegucigalpa and an unnamed shopping center in Tegucigalpa,” says the warning. “According to the US law, the message is necessary to spread this message for all US citizens.”

There was no indication that US citizens were targeted, the message said.

The US message said there was no further information.

The police director of Honduras, Juan Manuel Aguilar Godoy, played down the warning and said that it should not cause an alarm.

“It's just a warning,” he said in the local radio and added that the information came from the FBI and that the Honduran authorities had also been informed.

“According to the United States, the FBI is obliged to advise its citizens,” he said.

Hondura's Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina said about X that the government looked at the information “responsible and diligently regardless of its correctness or possibility”.

Reina said the warning came in an election year. He said the government would do anything to protect the public and the election process. The national elections are planned for November 30th.

Knife attack violated 2 in Tokyo U -Bahn

Tokyo-a man with a knife stopped two passengers on Wednesday on a train at a subway station in Tokyo, and it was not assumed that her injuries were life-threatening, Japanese police and media reported.

The 43-year-old suspect was arrested at the crime scene on suspicion of the experimental murder, said the Metropolitan Police of Tokyo. The motifs and other details of the suspect were not immediately known.

The suspect lowered a man in the 20s when he climbed into a U -Bahn car. A passenger in the thirties let his finger broke down, while he and the nearby passengers confiscated the attacker, reported Japan's NHK TV.

A witness said NHK that he saw the suspect who swung a knife in the car, but the man did not resist when he was confiscated by other passengers. When the witness returned to the platform, the first victim asked for bleeding and sacking on the floor around an ambulance, said NHK.

The trains on the line were temporarily stopped for the “inspection” of U -Bahn cars, said operator Tokyo Metro Co ..

Although Japan is known for his security, there have been more random attacks in public places with knives or homemade explosives in recent years.

Drone kills the Hamas officer in Lebanon

Beirut – An Israeli drone strike against a car in the South Libanon killed an official with the militant group of the Palestinian militant group early Wednesday, said the authorities.

Hamas said in a statement that Khaled Ahmad al-Maad, who was a member of his military wing, was killed when he was on the way to a mosque to take part in Dawn prayers.

The Israeli military confirmed that Al-Ahmad had targeted it, and said he was a commander at Hamas in South Libanon and was behind several attacks against Israel.

Since the Hamas attack on South Israel triggered the war on October 7, 2023, the military of Israel's members of the group in Lebanon targeted where the Hamas is militarily present.

The group has also carried out missile attacks from Lebanon since the beginning of the Israel Hamas War, and in the past few weeks the Lebanese authorities have imprisoned several men who were connected to Hamas because they suspected of shooting missiles towards Israel.

The Lebanese authorities warned the Hamas last week that they would be exposed to the “toughest measures” for all attacks from Lebanon.