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The search for a mother and daughter whose car plunged into a huge sinkhole in Guatemala has changed to a recovery effort, three days after they disappeared

At least two people are missing and three others have been injured in Guatemala after two giant sinkholes opened up in a street south of the country's capital. The three injured people fell into a 15m sinkhole on Saturday while inside their vehicle and were rescued hours later by the emergency services. Rescue teams and members of the Guatemalan army have entered the sinkhole in search of the two missing people. The sinkholes formed on a street in the municipality of Villa Nueva, 20km south of capital Guatemala City. Guatemala's national disaster relief agency CONRED has set up in the…

Google has created an Easter Egg for its search engine to celebrate the successful DART planetary defence mission. It is triggered by search terms 'NASA DART', 'DART' and 'DART probe'.

In celebration of NASA's DART mission, searching for information about it will result in an animation and tipped screen.(Image credit: Screenshot by NPR)

At least 7 people lost their lives and 3 are still missing after raging floods took a group of tourists by surprise in Táchira State, Venezuela. Táchira Civil Defence said teams carried out intense search and rescue operations for 27 members of a tourist group who were reported missing following sudden flash flooding along the La Molina creek in the Potrero de Las Casas sector of the Lobatera municipality, Táchira State on 23 September 2022. By 24 September several members of the group had been rescued or found safe. Ten people remained missing however and search and rescue operations continued.

Residents are sifting through the rubble in search of lost keepsakes that were swept away by the storm, while emergency crews clear debris and block off dangerous zones.

Canadian authorities have launched a search for a Newfoundland woman believed to have been swept away from her home as Post-Tropical Storm Fiona brushed past the island.

Ukrainian sabotage group detained in DPRDuring the search they found bundles of ballots, similar to those used in the referendum. On each, negative answers are pre-marked on the issue of the DPR joining Russia.

(Natural News) The co-founder of the stablecoin TerraUSD, Do Kwon, is officially a wanted man in his native South Korea. Last week, a court there issued an arrest warrant for him, and prosecutors say he’s wanted for violations of capital markets law. Kwon’s company, Terraform Labs, is behind the algorithmic stablecoin as well as its...