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        "id": 1777694,
        "msgid": "world-today-myanmar-explosion-kills-over-45-people-1780320410",
        "date": "2026-06-01 18:07:54",
        "title": "World Today: Myanmar explosion kills over 45 people",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "A mining-related explosion in Myanmar's Kaungtup village has killed 45 people and injured 70, with the region under control of the Ta'ang National Liberation Army. Brazilian health authorities are monitoring suspected Ebola cases, while US immigration detention facilities face legal challenges over alleged human rights abuses.",
        "content": "<p>A blast in Myanmar killed 45 people, reportedly due to explosives\nstored at a mine, according to rescue officials and independent media\nreports. Around 70 others were injured in the midday explosion in\nKaungtup village, Namhkam township. The area, located three kilometres\nsouth of the Chinese border, is controlled by the Ta\u2019ang National\nLiberation Army, an ethnic armed group engaged in sporadic clashes with\nMyanmar\u2019s central government. A rescue official told the Associated\nPress that 46 bodies, including six children, were found on Sunday and\nhave since been cremated. Brazilian health authorities are monitoring\ntwo suspected Ebola cases in S\u00e3o Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Last weekend,\nS\u00e3o Paulo\u2019s government said a 37-year-old man from the Democratic\nRepublic of the Congo (DRC) \u2018exhibited fever-like symptoms and met the\ndefinition of a suspected Ebola case\u2019. Although initial tests did not\ndetect the Ebola virus, he is being monitored and isolated as a\nprecaution at a specialised infectious disease facility. Meanwhile, Rio\nde Janeiro\u2019s health department activated safety protocols after a man\nfrom Uganda displayed \u2018viral symptoms including coughing, chills, and\ndiarrhoea\u2019. Three people have reportedly died since the East Montana\nCamp opened on the outskirts of El Paso, Texas, nine months ago. The\nAmerican Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and other groups have filed a\nlawsuit on behalf of four detainees at the desert facility, established\nunder former US President Donald Trump\u2019s mass deportation strategy. The\nlawsuit accuses the camp\u2019s operator, US Immigration and Customs\nEnforcement (ICE), and its parent agency, the US Department of Homeland\nSecurity (DHS). The ACLU stated the lawsuit aims to improve conditions\nfor over 2,700 detainees. A DHS spokesperson denied the claims of\ninhumane conditions at the camp. Unauthorised fireworks were ignited by\na traffic police officer during a late-night parade rehearsal in Rome.\nThe explosions caused ceremonial horses\u2014some ridden and some led by\nhand\u2014to panic during preparations for Italy\u2019s Republic Day parade last\nweekend. Around 35 horses fled onto the busy Via Cristoforo Colombo,\ncaptured by drivers. Several riders were thrown from their horses,\nincluding a 22-year-old soldier with a punctured lung from a rib\nfracture, though his condition is not life-threatening. Police reported\naround 15 horses were injured, but none required euthanasia.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/world-today-myanmar-explosion-kills-over-45-people-1780320410",
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