AFRICAN UNION CALLS FOR 'URGENT DE-ESCALATION' AFTER US, ISRAEL LAUNCH ATTACK ON IRAN. (PHOTO).

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 African Union calls for 'urgent de-escalation' after US, Israel launch attack on Iran The African Union urged cooler heads to prevail on Saturday after the United States and Israel launched strikes against Iran, warning that conflict could risk harming people on the continent. The pan-African body's head, Mahamoud Ali Youssouf called "for restraint, urgent de-escalation and sustained dialogue". "Further escalation risks worsening global instability, with serious implications for energy markets, food security, and economic resilience -- particularly in Africa, where conflict and economic pressures remain acute." The strikes come amid escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear programme amid talks with the United States. Witnesses reported a powerful explosion in Iran’s capital, Tehran, with thick smoke rising, while the Iranian government has yet to comment, Reuters news agency reports. Explosions also heard in Isfahan, Qom, Karaj and Kermanshah, according ...
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THEY WERE MEANT TO BE FLYING HOME - MAN FIGHTING LUNG CANCER IS STRANDED ABROAD AFTER SUFFERING A STROKE WHILE ON VACATION. (PHOTO).

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 They Were Meant to Be Flying Home - Man Fighting Lung Cancer Is Stranded Abroad After Suffering a Stroke While on Vacation


What was supposed to be a few peaceful weeks by the sea has become a medical nightmare thousands of miles from home.


Wayne Muress, 66, from England, is hospitalized in India after suffering a stroke while on vacation with his wife, Maggie. 


The couple had traveled to Goa for a three week break, hoping for rest and time together before returning home. Instead, they now find themselves navigating a health crisis in a foreign country.


Wayne has been living with lung cancer for six years, a diagnosis that ended his career as a fisherman and reshaped daily life for the couple. 


According to his relative, Sam Pigget, who spoke to The Mirror, Wayne and Maggie have focused on making the most of their time together, determined to enjoy life despite ongoing treatments and uncertainty.


On the morning of Feb. 12, just two days before their scheduled flight back to the U.K., Maggie noticed something alarming while they were on a beach in Goa. 


One of Wayne’s legs began shaking, and one side of his face started to droop. Maggie, familiar with the signs of his cancer related breathing struggles, immediately understood this was something different and serious.


Wayne was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors confirmed he had suffered a stroke.


Sam described the shock of the moment, saying the family felt gutted that it happened so close to their return date. 


After years of managing cancer with periods of encouraging updates, this sudden emergency has been another heavy blow. 


Wayne and Maggie have been together for three decades, rarely apart, and Sam said Maggie is devastated watching her husband face yet another health battle.


In an update shared through a GoFundMe page created to support the couple, Sam explained that Wayne experienced seizures and was placed in a medically induced coma. He has also undergone a tracheotomy as part of his treatment.


The financial strain has added to the emotional toll. 


Because of his preexisting cancer diagnosis, Wayne did not have travel insurance, which the family said was prohibitively expensive. 


His initial hospital bill has already surpassed $8,000, and ongoing care is estimated to cost around $1,800 per day.

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