A five-month-old baby, Justin, died from catastrophic head injuries in March 2017. Despite prior concerns raised about his welfare and suspicious injuries, no criminal charges were laid, and the coroner declined an inquest, raising questions about systemic failures in child protection and police investigations.
A blast at the Liushenyu Coal Mine in Shanxi province on Friday injured 128 people, with two still missing. An initial investigation revealed serious illegal acts, including unlawful overstaffing, at the mine.
Patient advocates are calling for a new investigation into the death of Rodiyat Alabede, an international student who died after donating plasma in Canada. They allege "systemic issues," lax safety protocols, and poorly trained staff at Grifols facilities, citing "significant medical discrepancies" between autopsy and Health Canada reports.
A NSW parliamentary inquiry report blames property developers and for-profit providers for "childcare deserts" and safety failures, recommending reforms to boost non-profit services and staff oversight.
