Utah's Department of Health and Human Services revoked the license of Provo Canyon School's Springville campus due to health, safety, and incident reporting violations. Paris Hilton, a former attendee who has spoken out against abuse at the facility, celebrated the closure, which is effective August 6.
Utah's Department of Health and Human Services revoked the license of Provo Canyon School's Springville campus due to health, safety, and incident reporting violations. Paris Hilton, a former attendee who has spoken out against abuse at the facility, celebrated the closure, which is effective August 6.
Utah has revoked the license of Provo Canyon School, citing health and safety failures. The boarding school, where Paris Hilton alleged abuse, faces multiple non-compliance issues including inadequate staffing, improper restraints, and neglect of care. The state imposed temporary restrictions in May due to a pupil's serious injuries.
Anthony Webb, 59, died after suffering "catastrophic" injuries while attempting to repair an industrial overhead door at his workplace in Cardiff. His employer, GNW 2023 Realisations Limited, was fined £400,000 for health and safety breaches, including failing to maintain the doors and permit untrained staff to perform repairs.
Anthony Webb, 59, died after catastrophic injuries sustained while repairing an industrial door at his Cardiff workplace. An HSE investigation found the company failed to maintain doors, conduct risk assessments, or provide adequate training, despite previous incidents.
A birthkeeper, Emily Lal, was reported to police by a senior clinician after her client, Stacey Warnecke, died following a home freebirth. Warnecke, a wellness influencer, died from a postpartum hemorrhage after paying Lal $6,000 for support without clinical staff.
A birthkeeper, Emily Lal, was reported to police by a senior clinician after her client, Stacey Warnecke, died following a home freebirth. Warnecke, a wellness influencer, died from a massive postpartum hemorrhage after paying Lal $6,000 for support without clinical staff.
Australia's charities regulator suspended Dr Sharmila Chandran, president-elect of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), until September 20. The suspension stems from alleged contravention of a SafeWork NSW directive not to contact RACP staff, posing risks to their psychological health.
Texas community groups met with officials from Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (Nexi) to urge them to halt support for planned crude oil export and LNG infrastructure projects in Freeport, citing pollution and safety risks.
Several UK shoppers have reported being falsely accused of shoplifting due to errors in Facewatch facial recognition systems. Victims describe a lack of clear recourse and transparency, while critics warn that regulatory oversight is failing to keep pace with the technology.
The Health and Safety Executive found it did not properly control risks over 15 years.
