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UPDATE! Germany and neighboring countries were evacuating new areas hit or threatened by the regionโ€™s worst flooding in decades on Saturday, as the death toll across Europe rose to more than 200 and rescuers were searching for hundreds still missing. Farmland was devastated across the region. More bodies were being recovered from flooded houses or the rubble of buildings and cars crushed by the torrent, meaning that the final death toll is likely to be greater, several German officials said. Entire villages and town districts were evacuated with the help of the armed forces in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, as these countriesโ€™ armies joined in the effort to support thousands of rescue workers amid a shortage of helicopters and other hardware. In some cases, rescuers had to wake up residents of endangered areas in the middle of the night and convince them to flee. An entire district of the west German town of Wassenberg was evacuated after flood water caused a local dam to burst overnight between Friday
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We pray for the people of Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Switzerland at this time following flash flooding over a huge area of Europe. We pray for those who have died.
Dallas, Texas: Dallas resident returns from Nigeria and has Monkeypox, possibly the first-ever case in Texas. In a statement issued on Friday, the CDC said the case was confirmed by federal and state health officials on Thursday. The traveler, who was not identified, took a flight to the U.S. from Lagos, Nigeria, on July 8. He or she landed in Atlanta the next day, according to the CDC. From there, the traveler reportedly boarded a flight from Atlanta to Dallas. The CDC said everyone on those two flights who may have been in contact with the traveler is being contacted with the help of the airline, state and local health officials. "Travelers on these flights were required to wear masks, as well as in the U.S. airports due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, it's believed the risk of spread of monkeypox via respiratory droplets to others on the planes and in the airports is low," said the CDC in a statement. (Read more.)
"We as police officers are sworn to protect and serve and Max did exactly that. As trained and true to his mission, he did his job and while doing it likely saved our officers and maybe even the perpetrator."

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Paris, France: Activists rally in Paris against health passports & mandatory vaccination.

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