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Fire at girls school in Kenya kills at least 16 students, minister says

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By Morgan Winsor Verified
| KOIL-AM (Omaha, NE) Verified
Parents and guardians stand at Utumishi Girls Academy following the deadly fire in Nakuru, north of the Kenyan capital Nairobi on May 28, 2026. (Simon Maina/AFP via Getty Images) (LONDON) — At least 16 students died in an overnight fire at a boarding school for girls in central Kenya, a government minister said Thursday. Education Minister Julius Ogamba said in a statement posted to X that a “regrettable fire tragedy befell Utumishi Girls Academy in Nakuru County.
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Laos cave operation locates 5 people, search group says, with 2 still missing Original

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By Morgan Winsor Verified, David Brennan Verified
| ABC News Verified
LONDON -- Five people have been located in a flooded cave in Laos, according to the head of a Thai rescue group invited to join emergency efforts by the government in Vientiane, with the search ongoing for two other people not yet found.
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CDC asks staff to volunteer to help with Ebola screenings at airports amid outbreak

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By Youri Benadjaoud Verified, Morgan Winsor Verified, Dada Jovanovic, David Brennan Verified, Mary Kekatos Verified
| KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sent an "urgent request" to its workforce to recruit personnel to help screen passengers coming from Central Africa for any potential signs of Ebola illness, according to an internal email to staff obtained by ABC News. The email was sent by acting CDC Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. An HHS official  confirmed the authenticity of the letter to ABC News.
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