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King's Lynn Samaritans boosted by £1,000 from Hunstanton Lions Club ahead of fundraising events - Vimarsana News

King's Lynn Samaritans boosted by £1,000 from Hunstanton Lions Club ahead of fundraising events

A charity has been boosted by a £1,000 donation from Hunstanton Lions Club.

10-year-old shot in Carenage in ongoing Trinibad gun violence - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

10-year-old shot in Carenage in ongoing Trinibad gun violence - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

A ten-year-old boy was shot in the left foot on Monday afternoon when gunmen opened fire on a car at Upper Benedictine Street, Carenage. Police reported that the shooters were aiming at the 24-year-old driver when the child, who was nearby, was shot. The driver sustained injuries to both hands, police said, and was taken

From Trinibad to good: Record label promises to change lyrical content - Vimarsana News

From Trinibad to good: Record label promises to change lyrical content

WITH the latest murder of a Trinibad artiste, one record label is planning to produce “Trinigood” music for the next three months.

Woman killed, entertainer shot at Port of Spain hotel - Vimarsana News

Woman killed, entertainer shot at Port of Spain hotel

A 25-year-old woman, a top performer in finance studies in 2019, was murdered on Friday, the day after her birthday. Police reported that, at about 2.15 pm, they received a report that a car had been shot at and two people injured at the carpark of the Brix Hotel, Cascade. Police and emergency health services

Critically endangered blue whale washes up on Namibian... - Vimarsana News

Critically endangered blue whale washes up on Namibian...

An 18.3m dead blue whale was seen floating mid-bay in Walvis Bay, in Namibia, on 26 April. The whale would a day later be washed up ashore, becoming the first washed up whale recorded in Africa since the ban of commercial whaling in 1986. The washed up whale, overcome by a ship strike, is an indication of the population recovery of the endangered animal — with the population size only 1% of its pre-whaling population — recolonising the southern oceans. The whale was drifting north with the ocean’s current on the day of the sighting. (Photo: Bridget James / Sea Search / Namibian Dolphin ...