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India's winless run in the World Cup qualifiers extended to six matches after this result Aspirited performance from the Indian football team helped them walk away with a 1-1 draw against Afghanistan in their FIFA 2022 World Cup qualifier at the Central Republic Stadium in Dushanbe on Thursday. India were trailing 0-1 at the half-way mark after Zelfy Nazary put Afghanistan ahead in the 46th minute as he stormed into the box and smashed the ball past goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu. India created quite a few chances after being pushed on the backfoot and the efforts finally paid off in stoppage time when Seiminlen Doungel headed home a pin-point cross from the corner kick taken by Brandon Fernandes in the third minute of added time. India looked to take on the opposition but they could not create any clear chances, and the couple of half chances in the opening minutes failed to test the Afghan custodian. There was a change straightaway for India after the break as Stimac substituted Mandar with Farukh Choudhary. The visitors showed urgency and looked desperate for an equaliser. They had a chance in the 58th minute but skipper Sunil Chhetri's header off a cross from right back Pritam Kotal was saved by Azizi. At the other end, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu made a diving save. While he will be disappointed to end the match in a stalemate, Stimac's decision to bring in Doungel in place of Kotal paid dividends.

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Benny Garcia, 29, pleaded not guilty Friday to charges of drug possession and reckless endangerment of a child. A Massachusetts dad is facing criminal charges after his 5-year-old son brought heroin to kindergarten and told a teacher the powder made him feel like a superhero. Benny Garcia, 29, pleaded not guilty Friday to charges of drug possession and reckless endangerment of a child, WWLP Channel 22 reported.He was arrested Thursday following a police investigation at H.B. Lawrence Elementary in Holyoke involving a plastic bag with a suspicious powdery substance that was stamped with a gold Spider-Man. Garcia’s son showed the bag to some friends and later told the teacher that “when he eats or tastes the powder,” he turns into a superhero, Assistant District Attorney Matthew Green said during the arraignment streamed by WWLP.

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Israeli forces kill Palestinian during West Bank march commemorating Yasser Arafat Omar al-Badawi, 22, was reportedly shot in the abdomen in a refugee camp during a march in memory of the late Palestinian president Mourners carry Omar Badawi's body during a funeral procession in al-Arroub on 11 November (MEE/Akram al-Waara) By Akram Al-Waara in al-Arroub refugee camp, Occupied West Bank Published date: 11 November 2019 12:40 UTC | Last update: 22 hours 20 min ago A Palestinian was shot and killed by Israeli forces on Monday morning in al-Arroub refugee camp in the southern occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Authority (PA) confirmed. Official PA news agency Wafa reported that a Palestinian identified as Omar Haitham al-Badawi, 22, was shot in the abdomen at the entrance of al-Arroub during a march commemorating the 15th anniversary of the death of Palestinian president Yasser Arafat. “There were protests in commemoration of Yasser Arafat’s death, like every year,” Mohammad Badawi, a 28-year-old cousin of Omar Badawi, told Middle East Eye. “Then the Israeli army entered the camp. 'Omar did not present any danger to them,' Mohammad Badawi, a cousin of the slain young man, tells MEE (MEE/Akram al-Waara) “Soldiers were firing live ammunition, tear gas and sound bombs into the crowd, and one of the tear gas cannisters exploded next to Omar’s house, causing a small fire,” Mohammad, 28, recounted. “So he stepped outside of his house to go see what was wrong. He was holding a bottle of water, and communicated to one of the soldiers that he was just going to put out the fire. The soldier immediately fired live ammunition at him in his abdomen and he fell to the ground.” Footage published by Palestinian news outlet J Media reportedly showed the moment Badawi was shot at close range, as Mohammad estimated his cousin was some 50 metres away from the soldiers. “Omar did not present any danger to them. You can see in the photos he was in his house clothes, still wearing his house slippers when he came outside,” Mohammad Badawi said. In the video, soldiers are seen firing bullets and throwing tear gas cannisters, even as Palestinian journalists and civilians attempt to carry Badawi to safety. “Omar al-Badawi was not throwing stones or participating in the protests,” camp resident Ahmad Muhammad Adawi told MEE. “He was just observing, standing at the entrance to his home when he was shot in his side.” Mohammad Badawi said Israeli forces had closed off all exits to the refugee camp during the raid, forcing the vehicle transporting his injured cousin to go through lengthy detours before reaching a hospital. “They tried to help him at the hospital but he died shortly after they arrived,” he said. An Israeli army spokesperson told Middle East Eye that Israeli forces entered al-Arroub on Monday morning after Palestinians allegedly “threw stones at an adjacent road” during a “riot”. The spokesperson said they did not have further information on the circumstances surrounding Badawi’s death. Constant raids A permanent Israeli military checkpoint is located at the entrance of al-Arroub, according to the Applied Research Institute - Jerusalem, as residents told MEE that armed Israeli incursions were frequent. “Al-Arroub camp is located at a strategic point for the Zionist occupation,” Adawi explained. “There are settlements around us and a permanent military base across the main road, constantly subjecting us to their attacks. “They are constantly raiding the camp from all directions,” the 25-year-old added. “They shoot at us every day, not just today.[...] Every day there are clashes, every day there are arrests.” Wafa news agency added that another Palestinian was shot in the thigh in al-Fawwar, another refugee camp in the Hebron governorate, during a similar march commemorating Arafat’s passing. Palestine Liberation Organisation Secretary-General Saeb Erekat called on the United Nations to "provide urgent international protection for Palestinians against war crimes committed by the [Israeli] occupation against civilians, including the most recent field execution of martyr Omar Badawi in Hebron". A photo of Omar al-Badawi after he was reportedly shot in the abdomen by Israeli soldiers in al-Arroub refugee camp (Handout) As al-Arroub residents proceeded to bury Badawi on Monday afternoon, they remembered the young man as a beloved member of the community. “Omar was a respectable guy, he would go out of his way to help anyone. He was extremely social, all of his friends and family loved him,” Mohammad Badawi said. “We as a family are devastated.” Adawi concurred. “Omar was a friend to the whole camp. He was well known for his kindness and his good morals,” he said. “Everyone is shocked, especially at the way he was killed - the fact that they shot him directly with live ammunition while he was just standing there. “The international community needs to wake up. Open your eyes to what is happening, not just here in al-Arroub but all over Palestine.”

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Laleh Shahravesh (right), who discovered that her ex-husband had remarried through Facebook, wrote in Farsi, "I hope you go under the ground, you idiot. Damn you. You left me for this horse." HIGHLIGHTS British woman was arrested in Dubai when she went to attend husband's funeral She was angry husband had left her after 18 years of marriage Woman's daughter has appealed for mother's release ABritish woman has been sentenced to a two-year jail term as well as a £50,000 (Rs 45 lakh) fine in Dubai. Why? Because she called her ex-husband's second wife a "horse" on Facebook. Yes, you read that right. British national, Laleh Shahravesh, was arrested under Dubai's strict cybercrime laws in March. Wait, it gets better. Shahravesh was arrested when she landed in Dubai to attend her ex-husband Pedro Manuel Correia Dos Santos's funeral. Commenting on photos of her ex-husband's second marriage, Laleh Shahravesh had called his new wife Samah Al Hammadi a 'horse' and her ex-husband an 'idiot'. Shahravesh was angry that her husband had left her after 18 years of marriage and remarried in 2016. Laleh Shahravesh, who discovered that her ex-husband had remarried through Facebook, wrote in Farsi, "I hope you go under the ground, you idiot. Damn you. You left me for this horse." She had made the comment while she was in the UK. Now Shahravesh's 14-year-old daughter, Paris, has appealed to Dubai ruler's to free her mother. She wrote in the letter, "I cannot emphasise enough how scared I felt, especially after losing my father just a week before, as I was having to worry about losing my mother as well...I ask kindly: please, please return my mother's passport, and let her come home." The complainant, Samah Al Hammadi, had reported Shahravesh for cyberbullying, leading to the latter's arrest when she landed in Dubai on March 10 to attend Santos's funeral. Hammadi said she was glad to see Shahravesh punished. Talking to British tabloid Daily Mail, she said, "It is a crime in Dubai. It is right. I don't feel sorry. She made him [Santos] suffer in the last year of his life. Let the law take part."

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