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Revision as of 19:50, 9 October 2024
October 9, 2024 (2024-10-09) (Wednesday)Armed conflicts and attacks
- Israel–Hezbollah conflict (2023–present), Terrorism in Israel
- A couple is killed by Hezbollah rocket fire in Kiryat Shemona and six people are injured, two of them in a critical condition, after a stabbing attack in Hadera in northern Israel earlier today. Israeli police said the attacker was shot and killed right after. (Times of Israel) (BBC)
Disasters and accidents
- 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
- Hurricane Milton
- More than 5.5 million people remain under evacuation orders as Hurricane Milton is set to make landfall over Florida, United States, as one of the strongest ever storms to hit the state. (The New York Times)
- Hurricane Milton weakens into a category 4 storm as it is expected to make landfall in Florida in the early hours of Thursday. (CBS News)
- Hurricane Milton
Law and crime
- Japan's former longest-serving death row prisoner, Iwao Hakamada, is confirmed innocent after the prosecution waives his right to appeal. (NHK)
Science and technology
- Nobel Prize in Chemistry
- British computer scientist Demis Hassabis and American chemist John M. Jumper are awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on protein structure prediction, and American biochemist and computational biologist David Baker, for his work on computational protein design. (The New York Times) (Nobel Prize)