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Nepal ‘miracle house’ stays standing as raging floodwaters destroy everything around it Original

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By Jasmine Kazlauskas Verified
| New York Post Verified
Jaw-dropping footage has emerged from the horror Nepal floods of what has been dubbed a “miracle house” surviving the devastation. The little house with green paint has become an unlikely symbol of survival in Nepal, as it remained standing strong after raging floodwaters demolished everything around it. The cascading torrent of water, debris and wreckage can be seen tearing through the village around it, as three people appear to tremble in fear on the home’s balcony.
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Australian man arrested at Bali airport over alleged public sex act Original

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By Heath Parkes-Hupton Verified, Jasmine Kazlauskas Verified
| New York Post Verified
An Australian man has been arrested over an alleged public sex act in Bali following a manhunt that ended at the airport. Billy Aspinall, 27, from Coolum Beach, was detained overnight after CCTV footage of the alleged incident on August 22 went viral. Police and immigration authorities alleged the man was caught trying to leave on a flight to Brisbane, with facial recognition technology used to identify him from the CCTV.
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Shocking moment man breaks one of Spain’s most ‘controversial’ traditions Original

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By Jasmine Kazlauskas Verified
| New York Post Verified
A shocking clip has emerged of one of Spain’s most controversial traditions – and the one rule that is never meant to be broken. The jaw-dropping footage was captured by a videographer from Pamplona, Spain, who goes by the Instagram handle ‘georgezet’, during the city’s historic San Fermín festival for the world-famous Running of the Bulls. Suddenly, one of the participants appears to fiercely grab onto the bull’s tail, before putting his arms up in the air triumphantly.
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