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The tragic accident that occurred on the morning of last Sunday, July 16, on the CE-060 highway, between Caririaçu and Juazeiro do Norte, casts a veil of mourning over the Cariri region.

The irreparable loss of an entire family, made up of Hérida Nascimento da Silva, Sebastião Cícero Gomes and little Miguel Nascimento Gomes, just 3 years old, highlights the fragility of life and the unpredictability of destiny.

The information, broadcast by TV Verdes Mares and confirmed by the Ceará Military Fire Department, paints a bleak picture. Read more below

Family of 6 dies after car plunges into river in Malaysia, initially reported missing

A family of six who had been previously reported missing was found to have died after their car fell into a river in Kedah, Malaysia.

The victims were 32-year-old Mohd Azim Ezzat Ishak, his 31-year-old wife Nurulhidayah, and their four children aged between six months and nine years old.

The family is survived by the couple’s eldest child — a 12-year-old daughter — who had stayed at her grandmother’s house.

Source: Berita Harian

Family was travelling home from visiting relative

Mr Mohd Azim’s sister, Ms Nur Adliah Shuhada Ishak, said his brother’s family had travelled from Jerlun to spend the night in her home in Taman Aman.

As they often visited, she was expecting them to arrive safely back at their home early Saturday (5 July) morning.

However, Ms Nur Adliah later received a call from her brother’s mother-in-law saying they had not arrived that morning.

Unable to reach them, she called the police and posted on social media about the missing family. She reportedly told Berita Harian:

My brother was supposed to go back to work that morning, and my sister-in-law also runs a small business. They always have a normal schedule and never turn off their phones or ignore calls.

Since the family went missing, their relatives had been looking for them along the river, knowing it was their usual route home.

On Sunday, they received a report that a car had been found in the river, but they determined it wasn’t her brother’s car upon checking.

All six bodies found huddled in back of car

On Monday (7 July) at around 10am, search and rescue personnel found a Proton Iswara sedan submerged in Sungai Korok River in Jitra.

Oriental Daily reported that authorities confirmed that the bodies of the missing family were inside.

Source: Oriental Daily on Facebook

According to Kedah Fire and Rescue Department Zone 1 chief Ahmad Aminuddin Abd Rahim, all six bodies were found huddled in the back of the vehicle.

“It is possible that they tried to get out, but were unsuccessful,” he told the press at the scene.

Authorities are still investigating the cause of the incident.

However, skid marks near the riverbank suggest the car may have swerved off the road before falling into the water.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Gives Powerful Message to Generals

War Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a fiery address to America’s top generals, declaring a new era for the U.S. military—one centered on strength, discipline, and victory, not political correctness.

He made it clear that the Pentagon’s days of indulging in woke policies, diversity mandates, and lowered standards are over.

“From this moment forward, the only mission of the newly restored Department of War is this: warfighting, preparing for war, and preparing to win, unrelenting and uncompromising in that pursuit,” Hegseth declared.

The speech, delivered to senior officers at Marine Corps Base Quantico, was a direct rebuke of decades of policies that emphasized diversity and inclusion over military readiness.

KAT. The sad girl marries a 70-year-old 10 days later she found … see more

When 26-year-old Yuki told her friends she was marrying a 70-year-old man named Mr. Kenji, jaws hit the floor. The group chat exploded. Comments ranged from:

But Yuki wasn’t budging. She’d met Kenji on a beach in Okinawa during what she called her “quarter-life breakdown.” She’d just quit her job, found out her ex was now dating her former boss (ouch), and was ready to become a hermit who spoke only to sea turtles. Instead, she met Kenji, who offered her a cold lemonade, a listening ear, and a chair in the shade. Not a bad trade.

Kenji, a retired physics professor with a love for gardening, grilled fish, and surprisingly spicy memes, made her laugh. “I’ve lived long enough to know that most people are full of it,” he said with a shrug. “You’re not. That’s rare.”

They talked. They walked. They even danced barefoot in the sand to old Elvis songs played from his phone speaker. Ten days later, they were married.

That’s when it happened.

Yuki found something.

It wasn’t a secret family. It wasn’t a hidden fortune. It wasn’t even a long-lost child from a 1980s love affair.

No, what Yuki found was… peace.

Yep. That’s it. Boring? Maybe. But in a world where everyone’s chasing something — likes, clout, abs, a man who texts back — she found someone who made her feel calm, seen, and safe.

Kenji wasn’t flashy. He wore socks with sandals and still used a flip phone. But he cooked breakfast every morning, asked about her dreams (not just the ones with goals, but the weird ones with purple elephants and floating pizza), and remembered the names of her friends — even the one with six cats and a superiority complex.

“Age is just a number,” Yuki would later say in an interview that went viral. “Unless it’s your cholesterol — that number matters.”

What the Internet Thought

Naturally, social media had a field day.

• Some called her a gold digger.
• Some called him a legend.
• One woman said, “This gives me hope. I’m 34 and just got ghosted by a guy who owns three swords and no bed frame.”

But the truth was simple. Yuki and Kenji weren’t trying to prove anything. They were just two people who met on a beach, didn’t expect to fall in love, and did anyway.

Fast Forward: One Year Later

Yuki started a blog called “Love, Lemonade & Kenji”, where she writes about their life together — from misadventures in gardening to how they binge-watch ‘Bridgerton’ together (Kenji’s favorite character is Lady Danbury, of course).

They now split their time between Japan and a small cottage in Oregon. Yuki paints. Kenji writes letters to his old university pals. Every Friday, they host “Pajamas & Pancakes Night” with their neighbors.

Moral of the Story?

Sometimes the most unexpected relationships bring the greatest joy. Life doesn’t always follow a script — and thank goodness for that.

So the next time you see a headline like:

…just know: it might not be scandal.
It might just be a soft landing in a world that’s often too loud.

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