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Over 100 dead and hundreds missing in Indonesia after tsunami destroys island villages- At least 113 people are now dead and hundreds more are missing after a 10 foot (3 m) tsunami destroyed several villages in a series of remote islands in western Indonesia. The tsunami was caused by a magnitude 7.7 earthquake which struck on Monday at 9:42 p.m. local time (14:42 UTC).
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Latest news 20 November 2024: Princess Yuriko of Mikasa, Japan's oldest royal family member, dies at 101 12 November 2024: Trump wins 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, securing 312 electoral votes and all swing states 7 November 2024: Smithsonian National Zoo euthanizes elderly Asian elephant 4 November 2024: Kemi Badenoch becomes new leader of UK's Conservative Party 4 November 2024: Lancet release yearly Countdown report raising alarm of increase in heat caused deaths 3 November 2024: Russian court fines Google more money than the world's entire GDP 29 October 2024: Indian and Spanish leaders inaugurate India's first private military aircraft facility 26 October 2024: Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh dies, aged 84 24 October 2024: Qantas Australian airline employees strike for better wages 24 October 2024: New Zealand defeats South Africa to win 2024 women's T20 cricket world cup 21 October 2024: Bruce Lehrmann judge said to have no links to published book of judgement 13 October 2024: Former leader of the Scottish National Party, Alex Salmond dies at 69 13 October 2024: Data breach and DDOS attacks bring down Wayback Machine 13 October 2024: TV host Willie Revillame files certificate of candidacy for upcoming Philippine elections 13 October 2024: Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers tap access to battery-less desalination of more groundwater than ever before  » Full story G20 agrees to avoid currency war, also agrees to reduce trade imbalances The Group of 20 (G20) of the world's leading developed and developing countries' finance ministers agreed on Saturday to pursue a plan that would avoid dangerous currency devaluations and would also would attempt to reduce trade imbalances. The plan was introduced by the United States, and the G20 meeting was held in South Korea.  » Full story 15 dead in Mexican car wash shooting Fifteen people were shot dead on Wednesday in the western Mexican state of Nayarit. The attack occurred in a car wash in the city of Tepic, and, according to the state attorney general, was the work of a drug cartel. All 15 killed were workers at the Gamboa car wash.  » Full story Over 250 dead in Haiti cholera outbreak, thousands infected At least 259 people are dead and over 3000 people have been infected in the Haitian cholera outbreak. Officials from the United Nations have said that they fear that the disease will spread across the entire country.  » Full story Featured Article Russian cargo ship launches to International Space Station Progress M-08M, an unmanned Russian cargo spacecraft, departed for the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome to resupply the orbital outpost.  » Full story Write an article Wikinews needs you! Wikinews is the free news source everyone can edit, and we release all our articles into the public domain. We want to create a diverse community around the globe who collaborate to report on a wide variety of current news events. Please read the guide or how-to before starting. You might want to check recently created articles to see if your story has already been reported upon. Simply create a new article using the box below.

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