SOMALIA KILLS 27 AL SHABAB TERRORISTS, DEFENCE MINISTRY SAYS. (PHOTO).

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 Somalia kills 27 Al Shabab terrorists, defence ministry says Somalia's defence ministry said that its armed forces and regional security forces had killed 27 Al Shabab terrorists in Jubbaland state in an operation with international support, Reuters reported. The defence ministry statement did not name the international partners that provided support but said its operation was backed by air strikes. The defence ministry said the terrorists were killed in "a large-scale operation in areas of Lower Jubba and Middle Jubba," adding that weapons and landmines had also been seized. It said those killed included key members of the terrorist group. An African Union peacekeeping mission has also been trying to aid the Somali government's efforts to combat Al Shabab.

A MAN ALLEGEDLY POISONED HIS CO-WORKER’S WATER BOTTLE AND SHOES WITH LAB CHEMICALS AFTER THE VICTIM RECEIVED A PROMOTION THAT HE WANTED.(PHOTO).



A man allegedly poisoned his co-worker’s water bottle and shoes with lab chemicals after the victim received a promotion that he wanted.


According to a press release from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department, authorities responded to a research lab on the university’s campus after receiving a report of “an unknown odor coming from items in an office.”


Upon retrieving the items in question, authorities found that the suspicious items tested positive “for the presence of a chemical.”


Shortly after the investigation began, 41-year-old Makoto Kuroda, who worked at the UW-Madison’s Influenza Research Institute with the victim since 2017, texted a coworker to confess to the crime, local outlet WISC reported.


“I did it,” Kuroda allegedly wrote. “I have also informed the person himself.”


Kuroda was arrested and allegedly told police that he put the chemicals in the victim’s belongings because the victim received a promotion that he wanted.


Additionally, he reportedly complained about other issues like how the victim did not wear a lab coat or goggles.


Kuroda allegedly said that he mixed 0.5 milliliters of 4% paraformaldehyde into the victim’s water bottle and 1.5 milliliters of Trizol and 1.5 milliliters of 4% paraformaldehyde into each shoe.


He further explained that 10 milliliters of paraformaldehyde could potentially k!ll someone if consumed.


WISC reported that Kuroda was banned from all campus laboratories.


Police said Kuroda was charged with second-degree reckless endangering safety.

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