A selection of news stories that happened overnight, June 4, 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.
An explosion near the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro on Saturday hit a two-storey dwelling, injuring 20 people including five children, and rescuers pulled residents out from under the rubble, the regional governor said.
The 25-year-old had spent most of the four-hour journey on the Coromandel Express standing. Mr Bhatia, who works in the plywood business, said that just before the trains crashed, leaving nearly 300 dead, some people were getting ready to sleep. The prayer service, known as a penitential rite and required by Canon law, was led by the basilica’s archpriest, Cardinal Mauro Gambetti.
Victory in the first-ever all-Manchester FA Cup final, secured by Ilkay Gundogan’s brace of goals, came hot on the heels of a fifth Premier League title in six seasons under the Spaniard.
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