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11 stabbed at Salem, Oregon mission that aids homeless people
11 stabbed at Salem, Oregon mission that aids homeless people

Yahoo

time2 days ago

  • General
  • Yahoo

11 stabbed at Salem, Oregon mission that aids homeless people

Eleven people were stabbed Sunday evening at a Salem, Oregon mission that aids homeless people and a male suspect was in custody, police said. All the victims were brought to a local hospital with "varying types of injuries," police added. It happened at the Union Gospel Mission, which helps "men, women, and children break free from homelessness through the transforming grace of Jesus Christ," according to its website. There was no word on what prompted the attack or the suspect's identity. The wonderfully weird world of artist Luigi Serafini Fans turn out for estate sale at home of Tom Petty Dozens killed in attack near Gaza aid delivery point, witnesses blame IDF, Israel denies involvement

In Spain, soaring rents force hundreds of homeless to seek refuge at Madrid airport
In Spain, soaring rents force hundreds of homeless to seek refuge at Madrid airport

South China Morning Post

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • South China Morning Post

In Spain, soaring rents force hundreds of homeless to seek refuge at Madrid airport

Victor Fernando Meza works during the day, but his salary is not enough to afford rent in the Spanish capital Madrid. So, once again, the 45-year-old Peruvian will spend the night at the airport. Advertisement On a sweltering May evening, Meza arrived at Barajas airport before 9pm - just in time to get past security. Any later, and people without a boarding pass are not allowed in under a new policy implemented a week ago to deter the hundreds of homeless people staying overnight. The measure aims to address the rising number of people sleeping in Spain's busiest airport – a situation thrust into the spotlight by images showing rows of people lying on the floor among bags and shopping trolleys, sparking a blame game between government officials. Those who call Barajas home say the increased scrutiny in Europe's fifth busiest airport is unwelcome. Homeless people lay on the floor of Terminal 4 of the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport in Madrid. Photo: AFP They doubt solutions will come and fear losing what they see as the safest place to sleep, compared to the streets or the metro in a city where homeless shelters have limited capacity.

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