Still Missing
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| Originally published | July 6, 2010 |
| Authors | Chevy Stevens |
| Genres | Mystery |
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| ID | 2410058 |
About Still Missing
"On the day she was abducted, Annie O'Sullivan, a 32-year-old real estate agent, had three goals - sell a house, forget about a recent argument with her mother, and be on time for dinner with her ever-patient boyfriend. . . .
Reindeer missing after escaping Elveden Christmas grotto
...By Louise ParryBBC News, SuffolkTwo reindeer are Still Missing after dashing off from a Christmas attraction at a country estate...
Gaza casualties: 'Most of the children in my family photo are dead'
... Again several generations were killed - Laura survived but Maisara is Still Missing underneath the rubble...
Channel deaths: Government orders inquiry into mass drowning
... Four people are Still Missing after the sinking and only two survived...
Irish-Israel girl Emily Hand's father say he is clinging on to hope
... Dozens of other people from the kibbutz are Still Missing and it is believed some of them may have been taken to Gaza as hostages...
Israel-Gaza war: At least 45 killed at Al-Maghazi refugee camp
... Efforts are under way to find those Still Missing...
Footballer Díaz begs father's ELN kidnappers to free him
... While his mother was found, his father is Still Missing...
Kazakhstan mine fire leaves at least 21 dead
... A further 23 of the 252 people who were working at the Kostenko mine are Still Missing, ArcelorMittal Termitau, the local unit of the company said...
Sharone Lifschitz's mother was freed but her father is still held by Hamas
... Her 83-year-old father Oded, Yocheved s husband of 63 years, is Still Missing, presumed to be held captive in the Gaza Strip...
Israel-Gaza war: At least 45 killed at Al-Maghazi refugee camp
By Rushdi Abualouf at Al-Maghazi camp in Gaza & Kathryn Armstrong in LondonBBC News
The Hamas-run health ministry says at least 45 people have been killed in what it said was an Israeli Air Strike at the Al-Maghazi refugee camp.
Israel's military says it is looking into whether it was operating in the area at The Time .
The small camp has been experiencing overcrowding because of people fleeing bombardments further north.
Efforts are under way to find those Still Missing . It is thought More Than 100 people were there at The Time .
The Head of Gaza's Al-Aqsa hospital said 52 people were killed in the blast on Saturday Night , slightly More Than The Number given by the health ministry.
Residents have been trying to dig with their hands through layers of cement in an attempt to extract those trapped under the rubble.
Photojournalist Muhammad Al-Alul lost his wife and four of his five children. He had been reporting elsewhere when the blast happened.
" It did not occur to me that my children might be buried under the rubble, " he told The Bbc .
" I Wish I had been with them and been killed with them. "
The Bbc has asked Israel's military to comment on The Incident . While there has been no official response yet, an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman told The Bbc he was unable to confirm whether The Camp was hit by an Israeli Air Strike .
Speaking to BBC World Service's Newshour, Lt Col Peter Lerner added that any strikes taking place in southern Gaza were " specific intelligence-based strikes, specifically against terrorist elements".
Mr Lerner said that this did not mean that " there can't unfortunately be deaths".
More on Israel-Gaza warThe Al-Maghazi camp is in the area where Israel advised people in the north of Gaza to evacuate to for safety as they continue their campaign to destroy Hamas in retaliation for its 7 October attacks on Israel.
However, air strikes in The South have not stopped.
" There is no safe place in Gaza, " Muhammad, a civil defence officer who rushed to The Scene of Saturday's strike to help, told The Bbc .
" They ask the Palestinians to go to The South , but kill them Everywhere - on The Roads , in schools where people are sheltering, and even in hospitals. "
The Death Toll in Gaza since 7 October is now More Than 9,700, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
More Than 1,400 people were killed in the attacks by Hamas on Israel and More Than 200 people were taken hostage.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
