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The author wrote that 12 people, including a baby, had died within a few hours off the Greek coast. He stated that one of the two shipwrecks directly involved a Greek coast guard vessel in a collision that had cost the lives of six people. He added that he had been alerting for years, along with the media, and shared a link. (translated)

Patrick Kabengele wrote that the death of Robert Kabera, a former sergeant major and political opponent, had provoked strong outrage. He described the murder as atrocious and presented it as a sign of a climate of terror and persecution aimed at critical voices in Rwanda. He also accused the authorities in Kigali of being associated with a series of intimidation and targeted killings. #Rwanda #Opposition #DroitsHumains (translated)

Unavailable sources reported that a person had died during the night in central Paris, near Châtelet, where clashes with the police were taking place. The account stated that it was looking for other testimonies to clarify the circumstances and invited concerned individuals to contact it via private message. https://t.co/n4PsxxCmpn #Paris #violence #témoignages (translated)

Jon De Lorraine shared images that he presented as having been filmed inside the town hall of Limoges before the tragedy. He claimed that the security forces were out of ammunition and attributed the images to Andycops. https://t.co/HXBzdnephs #Limoges #Urgent #Actualités (translated)

Terrible drama last night on the Nantes ring road where a 22-year-old deputy police officer lost his life, struck by a third vehicle while pursuing individuals who had fled on foot during an intervention. A deputy police officer from the Saint-Herblain police station, near Nantes, lost his life last night on the inner Nantes ring road near the Rennes gate. He was pursuing "individuals who had fled on foot during an intervention," as indicated this Saturday morning on X by Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior, who laments a "terrible drama." #Nantes #PolicierDécédé #TerribleDrame (translated)

Impact reported, citing Le Parisien, that a 48-year-old mother died by suicide at a train station in Longueville, Seine-et-Marne, the day before yesterday. According to Impact, a message denouncing the Child Welfare Services (ASE) was found among her belongings. The mother had been contesting the placement of her son by the ASE for several years, and an investigation has been opened. #Suicide #Enfance #Justice (translated)

My thoughts first go to his family, his loved ones, and his colleagues from the Saint-Herblain police station, who have been severely affected by this tragedy. On social media, the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, expressed his "immense emotion" and "deep sadness" in the face of this "terrible tragedy." #Police #Justice #Nantes (translated)

While the executive expects a "fairly significant mobilization," the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, announced that the use of stun grenades will be authorized in cases of "urban violence," while one of these types of grenades is currently suspended as part of the high school movement following the tragedy in Lens, where a high school student had his hand torn off after coming into contact with a stun grenade. #Manifestation17Octobre #GiletsJaunes #MobilisationSociale (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that Odsonne Édouard was going through a difficult time at Lens following a serious family event that occurred this summer. The striker, who was receiving psychological support and backing from his club, was still affected by this trauma. His preparation was also disrupted by an injury to his adductors. After scoring 14 goals in the previous season, he had not yet scored this season, according to Actu Foot. #OdsonneEdouard #Lens #Football (translated)

A 24-year-old boy, William Chapman, was fatally injured by a tiger in a British animal park after he crossed two fences to enter the tiger enclosure, leading to a judicial investigation and concerns from his family about his mental health care. #ZooBritannique #Schizophrénie #DrameTragique (translated)

Bally Bagayoko believed that the absence of calls for de-escalation could be perceived as encouragement for escalation. He denounced practices he deemed questionable, provocations, sometimes disproportionate reactions, and the use of tear gas at close range, believing that these methods fueled tensions without providing a political response. He addressed Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, President Emmanuel Macron, and Sébastien Lecornu, urging them not to stoke tensions or endanger high school students and police officers. He also emphasized that police officers were under fatigue and pressure, and that a retreat from dialogue could lead to violence, injuries, or fatalities. Bagayoko advocated for calm, proportionality, and dialogue, believing that the mobilization of youth should receive a political response rather than being reduced to a confrontation with law enforcement. He called for prioritizing the prevention of a tragedy and favoring de-escalation. #Désescalade #Dialogue #Violence (translated)

The author stated that the National Rally had no responsibility for the current situation in the country. He specifically denied any responsibility for the budget collapse, insecurity, uncontrolled immigration, and the housing crisis. https://t.co/W5jlm23zdR #RassemblementNational #Politique #France (translated)

Cerfia reported, citing France-Guyane, that a 7-year-old boy had been found dead in a school bus in Guyana, after being forgotten inside. The child was discovered in the early afternoon at the depot, dehydrated and in a state of rigor mortis, while the vehicle had completed its route without anyone noticing his presence. Cerfia stated that the authorities mentioned a series of malfunctions and that an investigation had been opened to establish the circumstances. #Guyane #Actualités #Enquête (translated)