Cable Car Crash and Plane Hijacking Incidents

Four people have died and one was seriously injured after a cable car cabin plunged to the ground near Naples, Italy. The cabin was near the top of Mount Faito when a supporting cable snapped. A second cabin on the line was able to rescue 16 people. The victims were identified as three passengers and the driver, all of whom were tourists. An investigation has been launched into the incident.

A cable car carrying tourists south of Naples, Italy crashed to the ground on Thursday after a cable snapped, killing at least four people and critically injuring one. The victims included a British and an Israeli woman, and three tourists. Italian prosecutors have opened an investigation into multiple manslaughter and culpable disaster. The cable car had just reopened for the season a week prior to the accident, which is being responded to by Italy's alpine rescue, firefighters, police, and civil protection services.

At least four people, described as "two couples of tourists", were killed and one person injured when a cable car crashed to the ground near Naples, Italy, after a wire snapped. One person remains missing and a survivor, a middle-aged man, is in critical condition. Around 50 rescuers were involved in the search operation, which was hampered by fog and high winds. The cable car service had recently reopened for the season and is a popular tourist destination known for its views of Mount Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples.

Two British nationals were among four people killed when a cable car crashed near Naples, Italy, after a cable snapped. The incident occurred just a week after the cable car reopened for the season. The only survivor, an Israeli tourist, was left in a critical condition. Nine passengers were rescued from a separate cable car that became stuck mid-air near the foot of the mountain. The cause of the incident is being investigated, and the cable car service is expected to remain shut for a long time. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed condolences for the victims and their families, while the UK Foreign Office said it was in contact with local authorities.

A US veteran, identified as Akinyela Taylor, hijacked a small plane in Belize with 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board, wielding a knife and stabbing 3 people. The plane landed safely after circling for hours, and Taylor was fatally shot by a licensed passenger who was among those stabbed and is in critical condition.

A US man, identified as Akinyela Taylor, hijacked a small plane in Belize, stabbing two passengers and the pilot before being fatally shot by one of the passengers, who was licensed to carry a firearm. The plane, with 14 passengers and 2 crew members, circled for two hours before landing safely at the Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport, where Taylor was shot. US and Belizean authorities are investigating the incident, but the motive is still unknown.

A man hijacked a small plane in Belize with 14 passengers and 2 crew members on board, stabbing 2 passengers and the pilot before being shot dead by one of the stabbed passengers, who was licensed to carry a firearm. The plane circled for nearly 2 hours before landing safely, and the wounded individuals were being treated for their injuries. The hijacker, identified as Akinyela Taylor, allegedly demanded to be flown out of the country, possibly to Mexico or the US, but his motives are still unknown.