A terrified passenger on board a near-catastrophic Alaska Airlines flight revealed the moment she text her family ‘I don’t want to die’ after a window on the jet blew out.
Emma Vu took to TikTok after surviving the horror Alaska Airlines flight 1282 on Friday evening, which was bound from Portland to California before a cabin window blasted into the sky at 16,000 feet.
‘In the moment I was so scared,’ Vu said, as she showed her panic-stricken texts to
Matthew Perry was found underwater in his hot tub by his assistant who lifted his head up to try to get him some air, first responders have revealed.
But by the time the Los Angeles Fire Department arrived at the Friends star’s Pacific Palisades home on Saturday and lifted him out of the jacuzzi, he was already dead.
The harrowing new details were revealed to the Los Angeles Times. An LAFD spokesman said: ‘An adult male patient was deceased prior
A deep water robot sub has reached the wreck of the Titanic on the Atlantic floor – and another is descending the 12,500ft of ocean fast – just minutes before the missing Titanic submersible is predicted to run out of oxygen.
The vanished vessel, Titan, lost communication with tour operators on Sunday while about 435 miles south of St John’s, Newfoundland, during a voyage to the Titanic off the coast of Canada. The last ‘ping’ of its homing device was
A version of this article was originally published in Undark Magazine.
On a late April afternoon, the Ngor Health Center in Dakar, Senegal, is serene. Sunlight spills through architectural gaps in the ceiling and lush plants line cream-colored corridors. In a patient waiting area on the second floor, a staff member gently rolls a ball back and forth with a toddler.
The calm belies the chaos at the health center eight months prior, in the summer of 2021, when COVID-19
Millions of people around the world are living with long Covid – yet it remains something of a puzzle.
The condition affects multiple organs and bodily systems, causing a huge variety of problems to varying degrees of severity and duration. Crucially, they vary from person to person, and are not likely to be consistent – they can come and go.
And the vast majority suffered only a mild initial Covid infection, not requiring hospitalisation. But for almost all who experience
