A drone attack disrupts the operations of a data center for the Russian company Yandex

The World Health Organization said on Saturday that it does not know the cause of the pneumonia that claimed the life of a Russian worker this month in a laboratory affiliated with a plague research center in Siberia, adding that no case of plague had been recorded.

The organization stated that the Russian regulatory authority reported that the tests conducted on the worker and everyone who had contact with her were negative for high-risk disease-causing agents, and that those in contact had not yet shown any symptoms, noting that no other cases associated with acute pneumonia had been detected.

The organization added in a statement: “Based on the information provided... the World Health Organization has not established any evidence of continued transmission associated with this case. The absence of a confirmed diagnosis for the deceased laboratory worker remains one of the most significant uncertainties.”

The worker fell ill and died under undisclosed circumstances on October 2, prompting authorities to quarantine about 200 people and raising public health concerns on social media.

Global health officials have been on high alert regarding fatal cases of pneumonia of unknown cause since the “Covid-19” pandemic, which began with an outbreak of cases of the deadly and rapidly spreading respiratory disease in China. The cause of individual cases of pneumonia cannot be determined.

British police said that a man died after he was attacked by a tiger after entering its enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, on Saturday.

South Yorkshire Police said they were called to the zoo after reports that a man had entered the tiger enclosure. She added that there is no danger to the public.

The police said in a statement: “The man’s family has been informed of his death and is receiving support from specialized officers.” We extend our sincere condolences and sympathy to them at this difficult time.”

The zoo issued a statement announcing the closure of its doors due to a “serious incident” in the tiger enclosure, indicating that it is working with the authorities to determine the circumstances of the incident. She added that the park will remain closed until tomorrow, Sunday.

The park stated in a statement published on its website: “The safety and well-being of our visitors, employees, and animals remain our top priority.”

Hitler's left-wing Mussolini candidate Simeon Flores won the municipal elections in Kirupalca, a remote village in the Peruvian Andes, according to the National Electoral Operations Office.

The office reported that the left-wing candidate, Ahura Nasion, received 229 votes last Sunday, compared to 204 votes for the far-right candidate, Gaspar Osorio, out of 663 voters.

Flores, a 45-year-old transportation company owner, will officially assume the position of mayor of Quirobalca, located in the Huanuco region in northeastern Peru, on January 1, 2027.

Some families in South America, especially in rural areas, name their children after historical figures such as Hitler, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao, without sufficient knowledge of those figures or their ideologies.