Earthquakes Scams Hostages and Tennis | Adelaide News
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A Japanese mall, hyped for its earthquake-proof upgrades, faced a seismic reality when a 7.1 quake struck—timing that’s either ironic or terrifyingly effective. Meanwhile, global cybercrime escalates as “pig-butchering” scams trap victims in crypto slavery, while Thai hostage Bannawat Saethao, held by Hamas for nearly 16 months, finally breaks his silence after a harrowing reunion with his infant daughter. In the Solomon Islands, landowners and the government prepare to sue for $60 million over a 2019 oil spill near a paradise island. And in tennis, Japan dominates wheelchair tennis, holding top global rankings—a testament to their powerhouse development in the sport.
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