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The HLN front page features a mix of domestic Belgian news and international events. Top stories include a man receiving an unexpectedly high water bill, a plane crash in Peru, a footballer convicted of rape potentially joining a new club, and a domestic violence case. International news also…
Fritz, a 56-year-old man, was shocked to receive a water bill of 11,000 euros, claiming he used a million liters of water. He is not the only one experiencing unusually high water bills, with reports from the Oostende and Dendermonde regions.
A small plane carrying tourists crashed in Peru en route to the world-famous Nazca Lines, resulting in the deaths of at least thirteen people, including eleven foreign tourists and two crew members.
Rafa Mir, who was recently sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for rape, is reportedly close to signing with a new club in Greece. He can continue playing because he has appealed his conviction and does not yet have to serve his sentence.
Stephan (36), a gold refiner, is accused of killing his wife (33) during the dishes after struggling with a double life. The incident reportedly occurred in Tongeren.
Madonna's performance at Pride in Amsterdam was shorter than expected, lasting only 33 minutes. Despite the brief duration, the audience reportedly received the show they desired.
Hungary has shut down its Paks nuclear power plant for the first time in 44 years, a significant event for the country's energy infrastructure.
Several people have died as a result of drone attacks launched by Ukraine on Russian territory.
An article explains the benefits and usage of coffee grounds as a free fertilizer for gardens, particularly focusing on composting.
A microbiologist provides an explanation on why beach towels can harbor bacteria and become a breeding ground, advising on hygiene practices.
Donald Trump's statement regarding the situation in the Middle East, indicating a halt to attacks for the time being. This is presented as a live blog update.
