A climber who plunged off the side of a mountain survived not only a 500-foot fall but also the night spent stranded in freezing conditions that followed. The climber had been out with his brother in mid-April when the incident occurred near Mount Baxter in the Sierra Nevada area of California, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. In a statement posted on Facebook, the California Highway Patrol’s Inland Division Air Operations said the climber “had fallen, and came to rest on a steep ledge, sustaining major injuries.” People reported that the climber had been walking up a steep slope in deep snow, which had then given way beneath him. “They were unable to move up or down the steep terrain and spent the night in freezing conditions,” the division added. “The location of the victim made ground rescue impossible.” It said that a rescuer from Inyo County Search & Rescue was winched down by helicopter to rescue both men. From there, they medivaced to Lone Pine Airport before being rushed to a nearby hospital. “It’s probably the most challenging hoist I’ve had to do,” flight officer paramedic Gustavo Aguirre told the Chronicle.

A Delta flight headed to Orlando, Florida, was diverted to another city and met at the gate by fire crews after a “smoky odor” was detected on board. The flight took off from Minneapolis, Minnesota, at about 6:40 p.m. Sunday and landed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at about 8 p.m. after the flight crew declared an emergency and asked air traffic control for priority handling. The plane landed without incident. It wasn’t immediately clear what caused the smell, which is still being investigated. “After a smoky odor was detected on Delta Flight 2309 from Minneapolis (MSP) to Orlando (MCO), the flight crew followed established procedures to divert to Milwaukee (MKE),” Delta told People magazine in a statement. “Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people, and we apologize for their delay in travel.”

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A 57-year-old German tourist has died in a snake charming show gone wrong, according to reports. The performance in Hurghada, Egypt, in early April was supposed to see audience members hold the snake around their necks and shoulders. But the performer went one step further when he made one beast, thought to be a cobra, slither down the pant leg of a Bavarian tourist. Reports from Germany cited by the Daily Mail suggest that, as it did so, he was bitten by the snake and went into cardiac arrest. Efforts to resuscitate him were carried out, and he was rushed to the hospital, but it was in vain, and he later died. The Mail reports that police in Memmingen are keeping an open mind in their investigation and are not solely focused on the snake charmer, while the toxicology report results are not yet back. The show took place at a hotel in the Red Sea resort town.

A 38-year-old woman has died after falling 50 feet from a concourse at an airport. She plunged from the Upper Terminal Drive at Indianapolis International Airport close to midday on Saturday, and despite the best efforts of medics, couldn’t be saved. According to WTHR, citing Indianapolis Airport Police, she fell onto a grassy area below and was observed doing so by dispatchers monitoring goings-on at the airport. First responders tried to save her for half an hour, but she was pronounced dead at the scene by an Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital doctor over the phone. “The Indianapolis Airport Authority can confirm that a fatality occurred at approximately 12:19 PM today at the Indianapolis International Airport,” airport cops said. “Life-saving measures were administered, but were unsuccessful. An investigation is in progress.” Authorities have not yet identified her

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A passenger gave birth mid-flight aboard a Delta Air Lines route from Atlanta to Portland on Friday, prompting an emergency response shortly before landing. Flight 478 was about five hours into its journey when the woman went into labor, KPTV reported. A doctor and two nurses on board, along with flight attendants, stepped in to assist using limited supplies. Emergency medical technician Tina Fritz told KOIN 6 the team improvised with items from passengers, including blankets and shoelaces. The delivery happened quickly, with Fritz recalling, “within three really good pushes, the baby was out and doing perfect.” The child was born roughly 30 minutes before the plane touched down at Portland International Airport. “It was pretty wild just to see it all happen,” a passenger told KPTV. Upon landing, emergency services met the aircraft, confirming both mother and baby were in stable condition. Passenger Jess Cushenberry praised those who assisted with the birth. “I mean, they probably went home and probably had a drink,” she said.

Benoit Rousseau, a prolific voice actor best known for his work on the French Canadian versions of The Simpsons and Austin Powers, died at 66. Rousseau’s cause of death wasn’t shared in his obituary announcement, but he had been suffering from cancer prior to his death. The creative proved a heavy lifter on The Simpsons, voicing Lenny, Mr. Burns, Duffman, and Abraham Simpson throughout its run. The prolific voice actor also brought many English-speaking classics to French-Canadian audiences. Starting in the ‘90s, he voiced characters in Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, and Incredibles 2. He took on Marvel as well, dubbing Thor: Ragnarok as well as Ant-Man and The Wasp. Rousseau was most recognizable to Quebecois audiences for often voicing Nicolas Cage and Dwayne Johnson. He flexed his acting muscles on screen as well, featuring in the 2022 dramedy Trois Fois Rien and TV shows Lâcher Prise and Avant le Crash. “We often filmed together too. A cultured, f---ing funny, sensitive guy… Wow. I’m going to miss him. RIP Ben!!” the director of Avant le Crash, Stéphane Lapointe, posted on Facebook as a tribute to the actor.

A young father has been gored to death by a raging bull at a festival known as “the street of hell.” Santiago Barrero San Roman, 30, a fighting bull breeder, was taking part in the San Marcos festivities in Beas de Segura, southern Spain, on Friday when the animal turned on him, the Daily Mail reported. The annual event takes place on Calle Palomares, and won its nickname for its ferocity. Footage showed the rancher diving behind a wooden barrel for cover before the bull tossed him aloft and pummeled him along the cobbles. Onlookers desperately tugged at a rope tied to the beast to drag it off, but Roman was pierced through the torso by one of its horns and was pronounced dead within the hour, leaving a wife and a young child. Festival organizers expressed their “deep sorrow” and held a minute’s silence before the event resumed.

A 24-year-old singer who won over all four judges on The Voice has died in a car crash. South Carolinian Dylan Carter made an impression in the show’s 24th season in 2023 by singing Whitney Houston‘s “I Look to You.” He had been due to perform a concert in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, on Monday, but the town canceled it on Sunday. Shortly after, its mayor, Thomas Hamilton Jr., released a statement. In it, he said, “Our family is heartbroken to hear about the passing of Dylan Carter in a car accident. As a gifted singer, he frequently entertained our community with his performances at Town events.” He added, “His kindness and charm earned him immense respect, and his absence will be deeply felt. To the loved ones and acquaintances of Dylan, we offer our sincerest condolences during this difficult period. The Town of Moncks Corner, its Council, and entire staff extend their deepest sympathies. He was much more to our family than an entertainer he was our friend and we are deeply saddened.” The details surrounding the crash have not been made public at the time of writing.

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Four passengers and one crew member have been injured while evacuating a Swiss International Air Lines flight that caught fire during takeoff. The Airbus A330 was scheduled to fly from Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi to Zurich shortly after 1:00 a.m. local time on Sunday when one of its engines went up in flames on the runway. According to local reports, the aircraft had reached nearly 120 mph before the engine failure prompted pilots to abort takeoff and instruct passengers to evacuate. A total of 232 passengers, including four infants, and 13 crew members were on board. Passengers and crew exited via emergency slides. Four injured people were taken to the hospital in nearby Gurgaon, while a crew member suffered a sprained ankle. The airport declared a full emergency and closed the runway for three hours, while SWISS said it had launched a task force and was assisting passengers with rebooking. Authorities, including India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau and aviation regulators, are investigating the incident.

A construction worker helping assemble the stage for Shakira’s upcoming Brazil concert has died following a tragic accident during setup, organizers confirmed. In a statement posted on Instagram in Portuguese for the “Todo Mundo No Rio” event, the organizers said: “The event organizers confirm that an accident this Sunday afternoon (April 26th) tragically claimed the life of a professional who was working on assembling the structures for the show.” They added that first responders provided initial care on site, but “the professional passed away at the hospital,” and said they were offering “all support, comfort, and solidarity to the responsible company, its team, and the victim’s family.” Brazil’s state fire brigade said the worker, who has not been named, suffered crushing injuries during lifting operations and was taken to Miguel Couto Municipal Hospital, where “death was confirmed,” despite emergency efforts. Witnesses described chaos as the structure collapsed, with one telling AFP, “out of nowhere [he] saw people running.” Shakira had been headlining the “Todo Mundo No Rio” concert on Copacabana Beach, which has previously ⁠attracted millions of tourists.