The bodies of five children and their father have been found in the rubble of a property that went up in flames as horrified neighbours watched on.
Queensland police confirmed the grisly discovery on Sunday night after 34-year-old Wayne Godinet and the boys, who were 11, 10, three and twins aged four were trapped in the blaze.
The fire was so intense inside the Todman Street property on Queensland’s Russell Island that despite battling it from 6.18am on Sunday
Footage has emerged of a survivor of the suicide bombing at a mosque in north-western Pakistan who was discovered under the rubble almost 10 hours after the attack.
The worshipper was miraculously pulled out alive by rescuers last night.
Video shows the man blinking, with his face discoloured by the dirt, as rescuers work to pull him from the earth.
The death toll from the attack has risen to more than 90, officials said on Tuesday.
Footage has emerged of
Devastated residents returned to what’s left of their multi-million dollar homes less than 24 hours after a wildfire ripped through the community of Laguna Niguel.
Heartbreaking images captured the moment residents realized they had lost everything. The community’s former mayor Fred Minagar described the once quiet community as being like ‘war-zone.’
A woman who raised her family in a home that has been reduced to rubble said she wasn’t sure if they would try to rebuild their $3 million house.
Heartbreaking images from Ukraine have emerged showing bloodied civilians staggering through the streets despite Russian President Vladimir Putin claiming he declared war to ‘protect civilians’ after ordering an all out invasion this morning.
Russia today launched simultaneous attacks coming from south, east and north, by land and by air, killing at least 40 civilians by midday including a young boy in an apartment block in Kharkiv, Ukrainian authorities said.
Other civilians were also injured and some others are believed to
