A SWEET 6-YEAR-OLD BOY HAS LOST HIS LIFE DURING A DAY AT THE BEACH WHEN A PIECE OF DRIFTWOOD HIT HIM ON THE HEAD.(PHOTO).

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 A sweet 6-year-old boy has lost his life during a day at the beach when a piece of driftwood hit him on the head. Killian Gonzalez and his sister were having a fun day at Little Squalicum Beach in Bellingham, Washington, on July 8th with their babysitter. As Killian was exploring a fort made from driftwood, something shifted, and a huge 200 pound log broke free and came tumbling straight for Killian.  Killian realized he was in danger and attempted to run, but sadly, he was not able to outrun the log. The huge log caught him in the back of the head and Killian fell to the ground. Killian was ultimately pinned to the ground under the log until help arrived. Killian's parents rushed to the beach after getting the call no parent ever wants to hear.  As they arrived, they were met by the sight of first responders desperately attempting to save their son's life.  Killian was flown to a nearby hospital that could manage his injuries.  Upon arrival, Killian was intuba...

DANGOTE REFINERY SUSPENDS PETROL LOADING, SPARKING EXPECTATIONS OF A PRICE HIKE ANNOUNCEMENT AS EARLY AS MONDAY.(PHOTO).


 Dangote Refinery Suspends Petrol Loading, Sparking Expectations of a Price Hike Announcement as Early as Monday.


The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has halted petrol loading until further notice. Tanker drivers already queued at the facility have been instructed to leave the premises, with all operations currently paused.


This latest move has fueled speculation in Nigeria's downstream petroleum industry that the refinery may soon reveal another increase in its ex-depot petrol price, potentially as early as Monday.


Industry observers have pointed out a recurring pattern, the refinery often suspends loading activities shortly before adjusting prices upward.


A comparable event took place on Friday, March 6, around 2:00 a.m. WAT, when loading was stopped, followed by an announcement of a ₦121 rise, lifting the ex-depot PMS price to ₦995 per litre.


That change came shortly after a prior adjustment on March 2, when the refinery increased its petrol gantry price from ₦774 to ₦874 per litre, driven by escalating pressures in the domestic fuel market.


These repeated halts in loading followed by price revisions have made marketers, depot operators, and other stakeholders particularly attentive to developments at the refinery, as many base their own pricing strategies on its actions.

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