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CBS News
11-05-2025
- CBS News
2 injured in Monroe County drive-by shooting, sheriff's office says; teen in custody
Siblings charged in deadly Foot Locker shooting, road closures in Metro Detroit and more top stories Siblings charged in deadly Foot Locker shooting, road closures in Metro Detroit and more top stories Siblings charged in deadly Foot Locker shooting, road closures in Metro Detroit and more top stories Two people are in the hospital, and a 15-year-old boy is in custody after a drive-by shooting in Monroe, Michigan, Saturday night. According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office, the shooting happened outside the Charring Square apartments on the 6200 block of Greenwycke Lane around 8:45 p.m. Sheriff's deputies responding to the area found two people with gunshot wounds. They were taken to the hospital with injuries that officials say don't appear to be life-threatening. Investigators used video evidence and witness statements to determine that a tan Honda Civic occupied by several people was the vehicle involved in the shooting. The sheriff's office says the suspected shooter, later identified as a 15-year-old boy, got out of the Honda before it left the area. Law enforcement stopped the Honda after a deputy at the scene saw it turning from Greenwycke Lane onto South Dixie Highway. Investigators learned the boy lives on the 6100 block of Greenwycke Lane, close to where the shooting happened, according to the sheriff's office. Detectives obtained a search warrant for his residence and took him into custody. The boy is being held at the Monroe County Youth Center pending charges. Anyone with information on the shooting is asked to call the Monroe County Sheriff's Office Detective Bureau at 734-240-7530, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-773-2587 or submit a tip here.
Zawya
05-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
SOHAR Port and Freezone concludes Youth Camp in supply chain and logistics managment
Suhar, Oman – SOHAR Port and Freezone in collaboration with The Youth Centre has successfully concluded its Youth Camp for Supply Chain and Logistics Management, a transformative initiative equipping 170 Omani youth with advanced logistics skills and leadership capabilities. Notably, 80 participants have advanced to an intensive second phase, where they will delve deeper into leadership and innovation, contributing to the sustainable development of Oman's logistics sector. 'The conclusion of the Supply Chain and Logistics Camp marks the end of an intensive journey of learning and growth in one of the most critical sectors driving our national economy,' said Alia bint Saeed Al Shanfari, Executive Director of the Youth Center. 'In partnership with Sohar Port and Freezone, we were committed to equipping participants with hands-on knowledge and practical skills that reflect real market needs—opening doors to promising careers in planning, transport, warehousing, and logistics management.' She added: 'At the Youth Center, we believe that building the capacity of young Omanis is one of the most impactful investments for sustainable economic development. Through quality programs like this, we aim to nurture a generation of future leaders who are ready to shape tomorrow's economy. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our partners, trainers, and the participants themselves, whose dedication brought this camp to life. Together, we move forward in our mission to empower youth across all vital sectors of the nation.' 'At SOHAR, we are committed to investing in the next generation of industry leaders,' said Mohamed Al Shizawi, Acting CEO of SOHAR Freezone. "The Youth Camp reflects our dedication to Omanization and fostering a skilled workforce that can drive innovation and sustainability in Oman's logistics sector. By equipping young Omanis with critical supply chain skills, we are contributing directly to the nation's economic growth and Oman Vision 2040 goals.' The camp provided participants with a dynamic blend of hands-on workshops, field visits, and collaborative learning experiences. Key focus areas included international shipping, supply chain operations, and warehouse management. These practical activities bridged the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, preparing participants to meet the demands of Oman's rapidly evolving logistics landscape. As Oman continues to advance its economic diversification and Vision 2040 goals, initiatives like the Youth Camp underscore the critical role of collaborative efforts between industry leaders and the next generation of professionals. By fostering talent and innovation, SOHAR Port and Freezone remains a cornerstone of Oman's logistics sector, equipping young Omanis to shape a sustainable, competitive future for the nation. About SOHAR Port and Freezone As one of the fastest-growing ports in the world, SOHAR Port and Freezone continues to leverage on its strategic location and enhance its services, positioning itself as a key logistics hub within the region and across the world boasting container, liquids, and bulk terminals. A powerful combination of the expertise of the Port of Rotterdam and ASYAD Group, it is earmarked as one of the Sultanate's mega-projects, home to logistics, petrochemicals, and metal clusters, as well as the region's first dedicated agri terminal. Today, after 20 years of operation, it serves as the main gateway for import and export in Oman, directly contributing 2.1% of the country's GDP and almost 42,000 direct and indirect employment opportunities. With a focus on sustainable development and cutting-edge technology, it is leading the development and modernization of the Sultanate's logistics infrastructure and supporting the economic diversification objectives of Oman's 2040 Vision.
