The UN aid worker who was killed while driving to a hospital in the Khan Younis area from Rafah has been identified as an Indian national. Waibhav Anil Kale, 46, was a former Indian Army soldier. Farhan Haq, the United Nations Secretary-General's Deputy Spokesperson, confirmed the identity of the deceased aid worker in a statement issued Monday night.According to the UN official, Waibhav Anil Kale began working for the UN as a security service coordinator in Gaza a month ago. According to UN sources, Kale was travelling in a vehicle bearing the United Nations logo. However, UN sources...…The UN aid worker who was killed while driving to a hospital in the Khan Younis area from Rafah has been identified as an Indian national. Waibhav Anil Kale, 46, was a former Indian Army soldier. Farhan Haq, the United Nations Secretary-General's Deputy Spokesperson, confirmed the identity of the deceased aid worker in a statement issued Monday night.According to the UN official, Waibhav Anil Kale began working for the UN as a security service coordinator in Gaza a month ago. According to UN sources, Kale was travelling in a vehicle bearing the United Nations logo. However, UN sources...WW…

At least three people were killed and six others injured when security forces opened fire on protesters during clashes with paramilitary Rangers in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's capital Muzaffarabad, which has been rocked by protests over high wheat flour prices and inflated electricity bills, according to a media report. The paramilitary Rangers, who had been called in to maintain law and order in the disputed region, were attacked as they were leaving, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reported.  The 19-vehicle convoy, which included five trucks, chose to leave the region through Kohala...…At least three people were killed and six others injured when security forces opened fire on protesters during clashes with paramilitary Rangers in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's capital Muzaffarabad, which has been rocked by protests over high wheat flour prices and inflated electricity bills, according to a media report. The paramilitary Rangers, who had been called in to maintain law and order in the disputed region, were attacked as they were leaving, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reported.  The 19-vehicle convoy, which included five trucks, chose to leave the region through Kohala...WW…