A 19-year-old Chinese influencer identified as Guang Sir has died following a motorcycle crash, just 17 days after reportedly clearing his family’s 3 million yuan debt.

Guang Sir died on August 15 after sustaining serious injuries in a collision while riding his motorcycle.

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According to his elder sister, the accident happened around midday the previous day when Guang reportedly failed to slow down at an intersection and collided with a passing car.

He was rushed to hospital for treatment but died the following morning from the injuries he suffered in the crash.

Guang’s death came only 17 days after he reportedly completed the repayment of his family’s 3 million yuan debt.

Before becoming known on Douyin, he had reportedly faced years of financial hardship. He left school at the age of 14 and began working in an effort to help his family deal with its financial problems.

He took on different jobs and reportedly worked for long hours while keeping his personal expenses as low as possible so that more of his earnings could go towards clearing the debt.

His efforts eventually helped him build a following on Douyin, where he became known to a growing audience.

After years of working to help his family, Guang reportedly managed to clear the entire 3 million yuan debt shortly before his death.

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An 8-year-old girl identified by her family as Lillian has died after developing a rare brain infection linked to the “brain-eating” amoeba Naegleria fowleri after swimming in a northern Louisiana lake.

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Lillian died on Saturday at a hospital in Ruston, Louisiana, according to her family. Her death came just one day after she celebrated her eighth birthday.

Her family announced the heartbreaking news in a statement shared on social media.

They wrote:

“Last night Lillian ran from our arms to the arms of Jesus.

The injuries to her brain were too severe for her little body to recover from. Everyone did everything they could to keep her here. We are heartbroken and honestly do not know what to do next. How do we put one foot in front of the other without our girl?

Our foundation is still in Jesus. We didn’t get to keep our girl but we watched miracles happen on her behalf. We believe God is good. He will give us strength when we have none left. He’s given us a community of support that I don’t think can be found anywhere else in the world. Lil would have loved seeing everyone come together and she would have been right in the middle of it trying to help where she could.

We are devastated. We know you are too. Pray for our boys. They are going to need it so much. Pray for our friends and family, they are so sad and somehow still showing up for us. Pray for us, we won’t be able to do this without it.

We are so grateful to you for loving our girl.”

The Louisiana Department of Health announced on Wednesday that a state resident had been hospitalized after contracting Naegleria fowleri, a microscopic amoeba that can cause a rare and often fatal infection of the brain.

Lillian’s family later said that she had been receiving treatment in the pediatric intensive care unit at a Ruston hospital and identified Naegleria fowleri as the cause of her illness.

Health officials said the infection was most likely acquired while the patient was swimming in Lake Claiborne shortly before becoming sick.

Naegleria fowleri is commonly known as a “brain-eating amoeba.” It can enter the body through the nose when a person swims or dives in contaminated warm freshwater and can cause a severe infection of the brain.

Lillian’s family said doctors and medical workers did everything possible to save her, but the damage to her brain became too severe for her to recover.

 A Florida couple has been arrested and charged with child neglect after authorities said four children were kept inside the cab of a tractor-trailer for nearly seven years, with little opportunity to bathe, use a proper restroom or spend time outside.

The suspects were identified as 51-year-old Keisha Epps and her 37-year-old fiancé, Tamra Marshon Stewart.

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Tamra Marshon

According to court documents, the children had reportedly been living with the couple inside the truck cab since December 2019 while Epps worked as a truck driver.

Investigators said the children had gone for years without proper bathing and had not taken a shower for about five years. They were also reportedly denied regular opportunities to exercise or spend time outside the vehicle.

The children were allegedly poorly fed and did not receive proper medical or dental care.

Court records further stated that the prolonged confinement affected the children’s physical condition, with investigators saying they developed an unnatural walking pattern.
During an interview with investigators, one of the children reportedly recalled suffering a serious burn after being injured by cooked noodles.

The child said:

“There were alot of blood”

According to the report, the child was not taken to receive medical treatment after the incident and was left with a permanent scar.

The children reportedly told investigators that Stewart would look after them while Epps slept, showered or drove the truck.
Children Reportedly Witnessed Abuse

The children also made disturbing claims about what they witnessed inside the truck.

According to their statements, they reportedly witnessed Stewart sexually abusing Epps. When the children confronted him about the behaviour, they said Stewart responded by punching them in the head.

One of the children was also reportedly found to have an untreated sexually transmitted infection.

The four children reportedly shared a single bunk inside the truck cab. Court records said the space was so small that they had to sleep “curled up side by side because they could not fit.”
Couple Arrested

Epps and Stewart were arrested on August 6, 2026, according to a heavily redacted report filed by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Both suspects were charged with four counts of child neglect, with one count relating to each child.

Keisha Epps

Each charge is a third-degree felony carrying a possible sentence of up to five years in prison, up to five years of probation and a fine of up to $5,000.

Investigators said their conduct amounted to a “committed, willful failure or omission to provide a child with the care, supervision, and services necessary to maintain the child’s physical and mental health, including but not limited to, food, nutrition, clothing, shelter, supervision, medicine and medical services that a prudent person would consider essential to the wellbeing of the child.”

Court documents also state that “capital sexual battery charges” against Stewart are expected to be filed by the Statewide Prosecutor in the 9th Judicial District.

Under Florida law, a person convicted of sexual battery involving a child younger than 12 can face life imprisonment without parole or, in certain circumstances, the death penalty.

Authorities have not publicly released the children’s identities or other personal details. Their sexes, ages and relationships to one another and to Epps and Stewart were redacted from the documents.

Epps and Stewart remain in Duval County Jail as they await trial. Bond for Epps was set at $400,012, while Stewart was being held without bond.

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a 101-year-old great-grandmother for dealing in illicit drugs and also intercepted cocaine concealed in edible cassava flour popularly known as fufu.

In a rare and startling development, NDLEA operatives on Saturday, August 15, arrested a 101-year-old woman, Esther Ogunmabo, in Ilisan, Ogun state, with retail sachets of skunk, a strain of cannabis weighing 90 grams, which she claims she sells to locals.

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The centenarian told operatives that she resorted to the illicit drug trade after her provisions shop was razed by fire, adding that one of her daughters, who resides in Lagos, arranges the supply of the substance to her every four days, which she in turn sold in bits.

The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig Gen Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), has, however, directed that the suspect be granted bail and placed on counselling because of her advanced age, while her daughter has been arrested.

A 26-year-old woman has died after she was reportedly beaten by a woman accused of having an affair with her husband in Kitwe, Zambia.

The deceased, identified as Vainess Kanyama, reportedly went to confront Christin Ntundwe on August 18 over the alleged relationship with her husband.

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According to Vainess’ uncle, Derrick Bwalya, he received a call informing him that his niece had been found unconscious near a market.

When he arrived at the scene, he found people gathered around Vainess.

Recounting what he saw, Bwalya said:

“I found my niece bleeding from the nose and she was unresponsive and when I attempted to take her to the hospital, I was told that she had already died”

Bwalya said the matter was reported to the police. He explained that Vainess had been living with her husband in the same area before she went to confront the woman, who reportedly lived in Kapoto.

One of Vainess’ daughters was reportedly with her when the incident occurred. After seeing her mother lying unconscious, the child reportedly rushed home and informed other family members.

A post-mortem examination was later conducted, with the family saying it showed that Vainess died from blood clots on both sides of the brain.

The family subsequently laid her to rest on Friday.

Bwalya said the family is demanding justice for Vainess and believes that the person responsible should face the law.

He also called on Vainess’ husband to cooperate with the police and assist investigators in locating the suspect, who is reportedly still on the run.

Vainess leaves behind three children, with her youngest child said to be five years old.

A 27-year-old mother, Alexis Rowan, has recounted the terrifying moment she was attacked and had her throat slashed by an ex-convict during a hiking trip in Arizona.

Alexis said she was attacked by a man identified as Paya, who allegedly pulled out a knife and attacked her during the incident.

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Speaking about what happened, Alexis told The Post that she could only remember the moment the knife was used on her neck.

“All I remember is the neck slice.

“I didn’t feel my hand get stabbed.

“I was like where am I bleeding from because my hand was covered in blood.”

Alexis said she was covered in blood following the attack and feared that she would not survive.

“My clothes were covered in blood … .everything was bloody.

“Once I felt my neck got sliced, I was like, that’s it.

“All I know is like this is not the way I’m going out, like this is not the way I’m ending my life”

She said her survival was also helped by a woman who reportedly opened her home to her during the attack.

“The lady was that angel sent from heaven. If it wasn’t for her God only knows/

“I had blood all over her house.”

“She saved my life. Her opening the door made this man run away, scared him away.”

Alexis’ mother, Tricia, also spoke about the attack and expressed anger over the man’s previous criminal record.

“People are evil.

“You can’t fix him. People like that deserves to never see the light of day and walk free.”

“There is no place on earth that they belong, other than behind bars like an animal in a cage because they’re predators and they prey on innocent victims.

According to online court records, Paya has a lengthy criminal history involving previous misdemeanor offences in Arizona, as well as a prison sentence.

The 29-year-old was previously sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to undergo sex offender treatment and counselling after pleading guilty in September 2016 to robbing and assaulting a woman in December 2015.

Following the latest attack, Paya was arrested on the reservation the next day and was taken into federal custody on August 17 because the incident occurred on tribal land, according to Tricia and The Post.

Tricia said she remains concerned about what could happen if he is eventually released.

“So if he comes out, what next? Someone doesn’t survive. We are just lucky that she fought back and the cameras caught the assault ” Tricia said.

The president of a UK motorcycle club, Simon Boon, has reportedly gone missing after heading out for a solo drive.

According to reports, Boon has not been heard from since August 10, while his phone has reportedly remained switched off, raising concerns among his friends and members of his motorcycle club.

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One of his close friends, Terry Pawling, described his disappearance as unusual and urged members of the public to remain alert and report any information that could help locate him.

Pawling wrote:

“A close friend has gone missing, very unlike him.

“Can everyone keep an eye out for Simon Boon.

“His phone’s off at the moment, but if he reaches out, please let us know.”

In another appeal, Pawling described Boon as a close friend and called on people to report any sightings of him or his vehicle.

“Simon, dear friend and Pres of White Horse MCC, has gone missing.

“If he reaches out, or you have any sightings of him or his car, please let any of the Wiltshire Alliance know.”

Boon was reportedly last seen driving a light silver or blue Mazda6 with registration number K4 KFN. His last known location was reportedly Westbury, Wiltshire.

Boon is the president of White Horse MCC, a motorcycle club based in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire.

His disappearance has prompted concern among friends, fellow motorcycle enthusiasts and members of the local community, who are hoping for his safe return.

A video showing billionaire businessman and UBA Group Chairman Tony Elumelu correcting a woman who addressed him by his first name during a conference has gone viral online.

The incident happened during the event when the woman approached Elumelu and greeted him by saying, “Good morning Tony.”

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Elumelu appeared surprised by the way she addressed him and asked her to repeat what she had said.

“Tony??”

The woman then repeated her greeting, saying, “Good morning tony.”

Elumelu responded by explaining that he preferred to be addressed with a title or surname rather than simply by his first name.

He said:

“No, you wouldn’t call me Tony. I am not one of those…You call me Mr Elumelu or TOE or Chairman. I don’t subscribe to that kind of Oyibo life”

The businessman appeared to be making a point about the way people address elders and respected individuals in Nigerian culture, while also making it clear that he does not subscribe to what he described as the “Oyibo life.”

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Four people have each received 100 lashes in a public caning carried out in Banda Aceh, the capital of Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province.

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The punishment took place at Bustanul Salatin Park on Thursday after the four individuals were found guilty of zina, a term used under Islamic law to describe unlawful sexual intercourse, including adultery and fornication.

A crowd made up of adults and children gathered at the park to watch the punishment. As the caning continued, some people in the crowd could reportedly be heard shouting for the punishment to be carried out harder.

Images from the scene showed one of the women among those punished kneeling as she endured the blows. She was seen crying during the punishment and was later comforted by an official.

The woman was also given water after the caning as officials attended to her.

Aceh is the only province in Indonesia that is permitted to enforce Islamic law, including public caning for certain offences.

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A Nigerian woman identified as Promise Mgbeosoro has shared her personal experience after giving birth to her first child, explaining how complications from childbirth have affected her relationship with her husband.

In a post shared on Facebook, Promise said she experienced a severe tear during childbirth, which she attributed to the size of her baby.

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According to her, she was stitched after the delivery but believes the injury may not have been properly repaired. She said she has continued to feel unusually open almost a year after giving birth.

Promise explained that the situation has also affected intimacy between her and her husband, saying she struggles to feel him during intercourse. She added that her husband has also complained about the situation, leaving her concerned and searching for advice from other mothers.

She wrote:

“After I had my first child, my v@gina became so open , very wide o,” she wrote.

“My first child was so big and I had a severe téar. I was stitched but I don’t think the midwife stitched it properly.

“My first baby is 11 months now and I still feel so open down there.

“Whenever am having fun with my husband I don’t feel him anytime he enters, it will be like nothing entered there.

“This have left me very worried because my husband is complaining about it especially when I do ask him if he have enter or not.

“Moms did you experienced such and how did you make it to close up small.”