1. Typhoon Champi Brings Strong Winds Until Morning, Japan on High Alert
As Typhoon Champi weakened into an extratropical cyclone early this morning (October 26), strong wind advisories have been expanded across Jeju Island. A total of 42 high-risk areas in Jeju, including Mt. Hallasan hiking trails and coastal zones, remain off-limits. Heavy rain is also forecast for Japan due to the influence of Champi.
2. Arson at the Only Entrance Prompts Outrage Over Attempted Murder Charges
SBS has exclusively obtained CCTV footage vividly capturing a suspect in his 70s setting fire in Yeoksam-dong. Given that the fire was set at the office's only exit, victims and their families are strongly demanding that attempted murder charges be applied.
3. Man in His 40s Arrested 18 Hours After Murdering Former Partner
A man in his 40s who fled after murdering a woman he was in a relationship with in Daejeon has been arrested 18 hours later. It was revealed that the man had been reported to the police twice last year on charges including stalking the victim.
4. Over 400,000 Gather Despite Protest Ban, Some 1,300 Arrested
Despite the government's ban on protests, more than 400,000 participants rallied across France. While massive arson and looting did not take place, about 1,300 participants were arrested at the scene.
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