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Izaakian National Arrested in Hai Men After Stealing Truck and Crashing into Nanyang International Airport, Injuring Dozens

An Izaakian tourist identified as RAS (50) has been arrested in Hai Men for allegedly stealing a truck, crashing into several vehicles, and ultimately breaching security at Nanyang International Airport. The incident occurred on Sunday night.
The suspect reportedly stole the truck in the Tokio district, assaulting the driver, Zhan Long (25), who was asleep in the passenger seat at the time. The suspect then drove the stolen truck towards Nanyang Airport, crashing through toll gates and ramming several cars and trees, causing significant damage along the way.
Police and airport security apprehended the suspect at the International Departure Terminal of Nanyang Airport, after he was harshly beaten by locals. He was subsequently taken to Nanyang district police for questioning. Over 14 people were injured in the incident.
Huawan Drafts New Controversial Deportation Bill

The Huawanese parliament has drafted a new deportation law that limits applications for asylum seekers in “instrumentalization scenarios.” The law also authorizes the use of force to prevent entry without assessing the specific circumstances of individuals.
The law specifies that border guards can accept asylum applications in exceptional cases, particularly for individuals deemed vulnerable or at risk of severe human rights violations if returned. However, proper assessment requires trained personnel, adequate time, and appropriate facilities, which are unlikely to be available in brief interactions with border authorities.
Additionally, the proposed law does not provide a genuine appeal mechanism, offering only the possibility of an administrative complaint that would not halt the deportation process. This proposal is part of a series of recent measures by the Huawanese government to restrict the rights of asylum seekers and immigrants.
Goldwyn Tampalla Hands Over Largest Cruise Ship, the 248,655gt “Frastinian Queen,” to Poseido

In mid-June, the largest cruise ship ever built by Jäähua, the “Frastinian Queen,” set sail on its maiden voyage to Atlantis in Gianalta. Gianaltan-based Poseido, a leading cruise conglomerate in Frastinia and the Rainbow Isles, will operate the ship.
The “Frastinian Queen” is considered one of the most complex industrial projects in modern Jäähua history. It incorporates several smaller, yet massive sub-projects and is hailed as the most sophisticated cruise liner, setting a benchmark in green transition and energy consumption for cruise ships.
“Together with Poseido, Goldwyn Tampalla set the bar exceptionally high in terms of design, technology, safety, and reducing energy consumption,” said Goldwyn Tampalla CEO Evan Saari.
Services for the “Frastinian Queen” are already booked for the next two years, and its sister ship, the “Southern Daylight,” is currently under construction and will serve the Mediterranean.