The Israeli military killed four Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, one day after parliamentary elections—elections that failed to halt Israeli attacks on the Palestinian enclave.

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A medical source at Nasser Hospital confirmed to EFE that 33-year-old Mohamed Alyan al-Bayouk was killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Bayouk neighborhood in the southern city of Khan Yunis. The bombardment also left six people wounded.

In a separate Israeli attack on Al-Mawasi, in the southern part of Rafah, three Palestinians lost their lives and seven were wounded—three of whom are in critical condition—the same medical source stated.

At that location, Israeli drones struck a police checkpoint belonging to the Gazan Ministry of Economy, which is responsible for managing the movement of trucks entering the Gaza Strip from the Israeli side.

🇵🇸💢 Israeli forces killed four Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, including a 6-year-old girl, according to Palestinian news site Felesteen.

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Despite a ceasefire—ostensibly in effect since October 10, 2025—more than 1,500 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli attacks and fire within the enclave. Furthermore, at least 1.8 million people remain displaced from their homes, most living in tents near the Mediterranean Sea, where they now face their fourth winter.

Since October 2023, Israel has killed more than 74,500 Gazans, according to data from the local Ministry of Health. The majority were civilians, and the victims include more than 20,000 minors.

Most of Gaza remains devastated. Hospitals continue to operate only partially, relying on their own power-generation equipment, while children attend classes in tents. The continued Israeli bombardment makes it clear that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip remains critical, with a civilian population that is displaced, wounded, and exposed to further attacks.

Uma paciente identificada como Daiane dos Santos, de 38 anos, morreu nesta segunda-feira (26), e outros dois pacientes permanecem internados após complicações em exames realizados em uma clínica particular localizada no município de Ibirama, no Vale do Itajaí, em Santa Catarina. Segundo a SES (Secretaria Estadual de Saúde), o estabelecimento está interditado.

Daiane havia realizado uma colonoscopia e morreu após sofrer uma parada cardiorrespiratória. Assim como ela, a pasta informou que outras 12 pessoas deram entrada na emergência de um hospital estadual após a realização do mesmo procedimento ou de endoscopia na clínica WS Centro Clínico & Diagnósticos Ltda.

Todos os pacientes apresentavam sintomas parecidos, como dor abdominal, calafrios e vômitos, mas a maioria não precisou de internação. Os outros dois casos de internação permanecem em estado estável, de acordo com a secretaria. As causas morte da paciente ainda serão apuradas.

Diante das ocorrências, a Vigilância Sanitária municipal esteve na clínica e decidiu pela interdição cautelar do local na última sexta-feira (23). A SES também aguarda os resultados dos exames realizados no hospital onde os pacientes foram atendidos para encaminhá-los ao Laboratório Central de Saúde Pública de Santa Catarina.

Nesta semana, a secretaria disse que será realizada uma nova inspeção da Divs (Diretoria de Vigilância Sanitária Estadual) com a Vigilância Sanitária municipal na clínica.

A CNN Brasil entrou em contato com a Polícia Civil para saber se os casos serão investigados, mas até o momento não teve resposta. O espaço segue aberto.

Em nota publicada nas redes sociais, a clínica WS Centro Clínico & Diagnósticos Ltda lamentou a morte de Daiane e informou que os acontecimentos recente provocaram “grande preocupação”, uma vez que, segundo o estabelecimento, essa é uma “situação inédita” na história da clínica.

“Estamos cientes da importância de esclarecer os fatos e compreender as circunstâncias envolvidas. A Vigilância Sanitária já esteve em nossa clínica, e estamos tratando a situação com a seriedade e a responsabilidade necessárias, colaborando com as autoridades competentes para o esclarecimento do ocorrido. Reafirmamos nosso compromisso com a segurança dos pacientes, a transparência e a qualidade dos serviços prestados”, concluiu.

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Daiane dos Santos era atleta e fazia parte do grupo Amigas da Bola, que publicou uma homenagem para ela. “Hoje, as palavras faltam e a saudade já aperta. Ficam os momentos que compartilhamos, o seu sorriso e a alegria de ter você fazendo parte da nossa história. Cada lembrança será guardada com muito carinho por todas nós.”

À CNN Brasil, uma das amigas da vítima, que preferiu não se identificar, disse que ela teria pego uma bactéria depois de realizar o exame médico. Logo depois, ao apresentar dores na coluna e na cabeça, se dirigiu ao hospital, onde foi medicada e, posteriormente, liberada para voltar para casa.

Daiane teria piorado na sexta, quando teve um quadro de convulsão e precisou ficar internada. Já na segunda, a mulher sofreu uma parada cardíaca e veio a óbito.

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MPs and patients’ associations on Tuesday decried the fact that parents with children suffering from serious ailments have largely been left to their own devices, with some even losing their jobs because of long absences to care for their children.

Representatives of groups as well as lawmakers demanded that the government step up its game, as state support for these families is nowhere near enough.

Extending the duration of parental leave for as long as necessary, increasing allowances, and making advance payments to parents spending time in hospitals abroad with their children, were among the proposals heard.

MPs were particularly frustrated, recalling that the discussion in parliament began a year ago, with the situation for parents remaining unchanged since.

Akel MP Marina Nicolaou said they’ve asked for a special paid leave for parents who have to care for their sick children, as well as safeguards so that a parent cannot be sacked while away from work.

In addition, the state should recognise as insurable, for pension purposes, the time spent by parents at home or at the hospital.

“The state must rise to the occasion,” said Nicolaou.

Diko’s Andreas Apostolou described families with children receiving hospital treatment as “the most vulnerable”.

In turn, he called on the health ministry to provide in advance the allowance for non-medical expenses – such as for accommodation – incurred by parents while overseas.

As it stands, these expenses are reimbursed later, and the reimbursements take time.

A health ministry official said they are considering upfront payments covering part of these non-medical expenses. However, he noted, this might result in overpayments.

The comment drew an angry reaction from Disy MP Demetris Demetriou, who recalled that benefits overpayments had also been made during the Covid pandemic, when individuals and businesses were called on to return money.

“Let’s not act on the logic that 99 per cent of people are trying to rob the state,” he remarked.

Andri Pavlou, an official with the labour ministry, said that extending parental leave is part of a bill now being drafted.

She also noted that the pension reform currently being deliberated on, covers informal carers – often family members – so that the time spent away from work is not deducted from pension benefits.

Emily Groutidou, representing the federation of patients’ associations (Osak) expressed disappointment, noting that authorities’ approach to the issue had not changed.

While staying abroad to be by their children’s side, she noted, parents incur many “hidden costs”.

But the formula still being used to calculate expenses reimbursements is akin to that used for allowances given to civil servants for trips overseas.

“The basis of the thinking is wrong,” she said.

Giorgos Penintaex, of the ‘One dream, one wish’ association supporting parents with children suffering from cancer and leukemia, complained that it takes the state too long to process applications for allowances.

In some instances, he said, allowances are paid one or even two years after the claim is filed.

Parents in need of immediate support are often forced to turn to fundraisers, get bank loans, or seek help from associations.

“We’ve come to substitute the state,” Penintaex said.

La presidenta encargada informó que el diálogo con la Asamblea Nacional de 2015 suma tres jornadas, defendió las estructuras para los beneficiarios de la amnistía y aseguró que la justicia apunta a no criminalizar la pobreza.

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Um incêndio numa habitação de dois pisos, em Vilela Seca, no concelho de Chaves, provocou um ferido grave, segundo informação avançada à VTM por Nuno Mota, presidente da Junta de Freguesia de Vilela Seca.

Segundo o presidente de junta, o proprietário da habitação sofreu queimaduras e teve de ser hospitalizado.

Segundo os dados da Proteção Civil, às 16h22 a ocorrência encontrava-se em fase de conclusão. Nuno Mota adiantou também que as equipas de socorro permanem no local, com o incêndio já em fase de rescaldo.

As circunstâncias em que o incêndio deflagrou e a extensão dos danos na habitação são, para já, desconhecidas.

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A year after the bombing that killed 22 people, including 5 journalists, at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, an Israeli soldier has told Le Monde and other media how the IDF pulls out all stops to link bombing victims to Hamas

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was shortly hospitalized in the general hospital of Chania on the island of Crete after an accident with his  bicycle yesterday Monday. According to information from local media zarpanews.gr, the accident occurred when the front wheel of the bicycle “slipped”, causing the Prime Minister to lose his balance and fall to […]

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Part of ceiling of the newly renovated Emergency Department (ER) in the General Hospital of Corinth, collapsed less than a month after the inauguration by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis. According to hospital personnel, the collapse occurred in the exact same area where the inauguration took place, putting employees, patients and attendants at risk. In a […]

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