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Parents win $40 million award in Uber passenger death case

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What happened

Carol Normandin and Ken Parker said on September 18 that they hope the amount will put a spotlight on the 2023 death of their daughter, Emily Normandin-Parker…

Key facts

  • Carol Normandin and Ken Parker said on September 18 that they hope the amount will put a spotlight on the 2023 death of their daughter, Emily Normandin-Parker…
  • Reported by The Hindu and published Sat, 19 Sep 2026 03:56:02 UTC.

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Times of India

Suicide blast at Pakistan police compound: Death toll mounts to 31

The attack took place on Friday when an explosives-packed car was driven into the police facility as officers and their families were praying at a mosque inside the compound. Around 80 people, mostly police personnel, were taken to hospital after the blast.

Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Times of India