Wikinews:2022/September

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September 2

• IAEA inspectors visit Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine amid shelling, shutdown

September 3

• Irish energy supplier Bord Gáis hikes rates for gas, electricity

September 5

• Pope Francis beatifies short-lived, 'smiling Pope' John Paul I
• Peltola defeats Palin, Begich in Alaska special election for US House of Representatives

September 6

• Texas identifies first death involving monkeypox
• Liz Truss becomes Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

September 8

• Kenya's supreme court upholds election result

September 9

• Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster in Ohio, US permanently closed following serious accident

September 12

• Albania blames Iran for cyberattacks

September 18

• Powerful earthquake strikes Papua New Guinea

September 24

• Hurricane Fiona batters parts of Caribbean

September 26

• United Kingdom buries Queen Elizabeth II after state funeral

September 27

• Ukrainian forces continue to push back the Russians
• Polyurethane plastic substitute can biodegrade in seawater, say scientists

September 29

• Numismatic exhibition "Coins of the world" opens in Simferopol, Crimea

September 30

• Shooting injures three at Kennywood amusement park in Pennsylvania, US