'Warning: this is a private parking place', as it is written on an angry note on an ambulance in London. The author threatens: the next time the ambulance is molested.
In recent months Facebook has removed almost 1.3 billion false profiles. Most of it was almost immediately deleted even before there was contact with other users. Facebook has 2.2 billion active members worldwide.
In Lumpini, one of the largest parks in Bangkok, an ambitious picnic takes place: around two hundred activists have gathered to talk about cannabis. Smoking cannabis on this spot is out of the question. High punishments in Thailand alone apply to the possession of marijuana for personal use. So they look out. Even alcohol and cigarettes are forbidden in the park, let alone joints.
A zoo in the Canadian city of Alberta was charged after the security authorities had not reported that a bear was being taken to get an ice cream.
A toddler of three years old is devoured by a leopard in a national park in Uganda.
Forty people sat on Sunday afternoon for an hour in an attraction in amusement park Bellewaerde in Ypres, Belgium.
Almost fifty years after the extinction of the black rhinoceros in Chad, the reintroduction of the animals into the African country is started. Six rhinos are flown in on Thursday from South Africa to Chad to be released there in the Zakouma National Park.
To celebrate the birth of Prince Louis, Legoland Windsor gives away free tickets to everyone with the same name! They can go to the amusement park free of charge in the coming months.
Message service WhatsApp increases the minimum age for European users. They have to be at least sixteen years old to use the app, the company announced. The minimum age is now thirteen years.
A beach full of pink air mattresses, gigantic unicorns, rainbows and inflating islands. What else do you want? The first inflatable unicorn playground is floating in the Philippines.
Cars will soon no longer be welcome in Central Park. Mayor Bill de Blasio has decided to make the green lung of New York car-free.
A jogger has done in a park in Rome and lurid discovery. Under the foliage in Tre Fontane lay the charred and burning body of a woman. The police assume a murder.
North and South Korea have a direct hotline between the leaders of the countries. The line was opened a week before North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae meet in the Panmunjom border town.
Justice in the US nobody will prosecute for the death of pop star Prince. The prosecutor in Chaska announced this on Thursday. Researchers have searched in vain for the origin of the pills that ultimately made it fatal and that contained the substance fentanyl, according to the prosecutor.
In a breeding program of Siberian tigers in Northeast China, thirty cubs were born in a month's time. A spokesperson for the breeding center in Heilongjiang province told the Chinese state press agency Xinhua that all tigers are in good health.
Facebook is taking measures to prevent almost all of its users coming soon under the new European privacy legislation. The internet company wants the regulations to apply only to European members. Facebook confirms that decision to Reuters news agency.
In South Africa, thousands of people gathered to attend the state funeral of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. The coffin, covered with the national flag, was shown in the football stadium of Soweto, a township in the west of Johannesburg and then a breeding ground for resistance.
VIDEO An ultimate stupid tourist has almost injured a giraffe in a safari park.
The last flamingo of Australia is no longer. The Adelaide City Zoo put Chile to sleep on Friday (local time) because the health of the over 60-year-old animal deteriorated dramatically, according to Australian media.
There seems to be a curse on the presidency of South Korea. Former leader Park Geun-hye was sentenced to 24 years in jail and a mega fine because of large-scale corruption. She is certainly not the first head of state in Seoul with whom it ends badly.
Former South Korean president Park Geun-hye (66) has been sentenced to 24 years in prison. The court ruled, among other things, that Park had conspired with its confidant Choi Soon-sil to get money from companies.
The famous Yosemite nature park in the US state of California is temporarily closed due to the threat of flooding due to heavy rainfall. Campsites and accommodations in the valley of the Yosemite Valley will remain closed on Friday and during the weekend.
A 13-year-old boy has been detained for twelve hours in the sewer in the American city of Los Angeles. More than a hundred firefighters were summoned. 'I have prayed and asked God for help.'
In the winter weather, northern Germany, including Berlin, delivered a white Easter. On the Baltic Sea coast in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, according to Deutscher Wetterdienst (the German KNMI), 35 centimeters of snow fell locally. Such a thick suit in April was last measured in 1970.
Disgusting food remains from the bulging trash cans and an allegedly illegal deal with the embassy of Albania. Opposite of the turret of Prime Minister Mark Rutte in The Hague, the nuisance of an Italian restaurant was spit.
A woman from Mansfield, Ohio was arrested in a carousel park earlier this week because, according to the police, she had made 'obscene remarks' towards the Easter bunny in a drunken mood. After her lewd utterances, she casually went into an attraction.
A 60-year-old American woman is married to a hundred-year-old tree in a park in Fort Myers, Florida. The woman hopes to save the ficus.
A man drowned Saturday in a pool in the US state of Utah while he was trying to hold his breath under water for a long time. Lifeguards on the spot knew that the man, 39-year-old Gabriel Crowther was practicing this and therefore did not intervene immediately.
Facebook is taking steps to better protect data on its platform against abuse. The company reported this in a statement. Topman Mark Zuckerberg put on the fines and said that he is responsible for everything that has happened.
Facebook topman Mark Zuckerberg speaks to his staff for the first time since this week's upheaval about leaked user data. He is also expected to answer questions about the issue together with operational responsible person Sheryl Sandberg.
