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A placard reads "Stop privatising water" during a demonstration to protest against the construction of a new water reserve for agricultural irrigation, in Sainte-Soline, central-western France, on March 25, 2023. - (Photo by PASCAL LACHENAUD / AFP)

The 34-year-old suspect was believed to have gotten furious after being reprimanded by his father for reciting the dua for breaking fast in a haste.

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An aerial image shows damage to the roofs of industrial buildings from a tornado during a winter storm in Montebello, a city in Los Angeles County, California on March 23, 2023. - (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON / AFP)

Large areas of Tulare County are under water after heavy rainfall and snowmelt overwhelmed rivers. - AFP

Palestinian fisherman Jihad al-Hissi and his sons work in their boat at the seaport in Gaza City on Jan 10. Gaza fisherman Jihad is used to rough waters but he now he faces a new storm. An Israeli court may seize his boat after he breached the limits of the enclave's fishing zone. - AFP

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, therefore, needs to be seen as a consequence of the industrial difficulties faced by the tech industry in the last few years.

Amnesty International Malaysia Executive Director Katrina Jorene Maliamauv during Sinar Daily’s Wacana English Edition live show entitled "Working Towards Abolishing Mandatory Death Penalty". - Photo by ASRIL ASWANDI

Protesters march through the streets of Athens on March 12, during a demonstration over the country's worst rail tragedy which killed 57 when a freight train collided with a passenger train in central Greece on Feb 28. Thousands of demonstrators staged fresh protests in Greece on Sunday as anger grows over the country's deadliest rail crash, ratcheting up pressure on the government over the tragedy. - AFP

Paramilitary police officers march at the south end of Tiananmen Square during the opening session of the National People痴 Congress in Beijing on March 5. Hong Kong today A Hong Kong court sentenced three former organisers of the city's annual Tiananmen square vigil to four and a half months in jail on Saturday for refusing to hand over records to national security police. The candlelight vigil to mourn victims of China's bloody crackdown on peaceful protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989 was banned by Hong Kong authorities in 2020, weeks before China imposed a sweeping national security law to silence political dissent in the city. - AFP