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Thailand Floods: Death Toll Hits 60 as Bangkok Races to Prepare for IMF Meetings
Thailand's government says monsoon floods have killed 60 people nationwide since mid-September, with Prachinburi province the hardest hit. Bangkok is mounting a massive cleanup as it prepares to host the IMF and World Bank meetings next week.
Christa Pike Is Conscious and Speaking After Tennessee's Botched Execution, Lawyers Say
Tennessee death-row inmate Christa Pike has regained consciousness and is speaking a week after surviving the state's botched lethal injection, her lawyers say, as a court hearing and an independent review of the failed execution loom.
Trump Offers US Help to Russia Over Suspected Plague Outbreak After Lab Worker's Death in Siberia
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington is closely monitoring the suspected pneumonic plague outbreak in Siberia and will help Russia deal with it, calling the disease 'a rough one' and 'a big problem for Russia.' The WHO says the public health risk to the general population appears low.
US Kills Four in 71st Strike on Suspected Drug Boat in the Caribbean as Death Toll Tops 235
US Southern Command said it destroyed a go-fast vessel on a known narco-trafficking route in the Caribbean on Oct 4, killing four. The strike is the 71st in the Trump administration's campaign, which rights groups condemn as unlawful extrajudicial killings.
Congo's Ebola Outbreak Passes 4,000 Deaths, Becoming the Fastest-Growing on Record
Congo's health ministry says 4,018 people have died among 8,300 confirmed cases of the Bundibugyo Ebola strain, which has no vaccine or treatment, as violence, mistrust and attacks on health workers hamper containment.