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  JUST IN: 13 killed and dozens trapped as massive fire rips through high-rise in Hong Kong, China. pic.twitter.com/OvJCNDbamr — BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) November 26, 2025 - A major fire broke out on November 26, 2025, at the Wang Fuk Court housing complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, spreading across seven high-rise buildings via bamboo scaffolding, resulting in at least 13 deaths and over 15 injuries; authorities describe it as an accidental event. - The video in the post shows flames engulfing multiple buildings wrapped in green bamboo scaffolding, with firefighters spraying water and thick smoke clouds rising; the incident highlights the fire risks associated with Hong Kong's traditional construction methods. - Responses include conspiracy theories suggesting the fire might have been intentional or comparing it to 9/11, but mainstream news outlets (Reuters, NYT) attribute the event to structural and environmental factors; the BRICSinfo account, known for its role in China-focused geo...

  Kevin Hart was asked if he would rather have a thot daughter or gay son, and this was his response 👀 pic.twitter.com/7EwFBoqUeY — Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) November 25, 2025 - The X post features a clip from a YouTube interview where Kevin Hart is asked a provocative question by comedian Ziwe: whether he would rather have a "thot" (a term often used derogatorily to describe a promiscuous woman) daughter or a gay son. This question is designed to elicit a response that could be interpreted in various ways, potentially stirring controversy. - Kevin Hart's response, as highlighted in the clip, avoids directly answering the question by stating he would rather have two healthy kids, emphasizing that the categorization itself reveals more about the asker's perspective than his own. This response reflects Hart's attempt to navigate a sensitive topic with a focus on family well-being, possibly influenced by his past experiences with controversial statements, such as th...

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  The moment a flash flood and mudflow struck Sibolga City in North Sumatra, Indonesia, yesterday — with reports of 8 deaths. Video shared by Huzaifa. pic.twitter.com/4aETBxxbtn — Weather Monitor (@WeatherMonitors) November 26, 2025 - The video captures a devastating flash flood and mudflow in Sibolga City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on November 25, 2025, highlighting the rapid onset and destructive power of such natural disasters, with muddy water surging through residential areas and causing significant damage. - The event resulted in at least eight deaths, as reported by local authorities, underscoring the severity of the disaster and the challenges faced by rescue teams in reaching affected areas amidst ongoing heavy rainfall and landslides.  - This incident is part of a broader pattern of monsoon-related flooding and landslides in Indonesia, exacerbated by the country's geographical and climatic conditions, with recent data from the National Disaster Management Agency (BN...

  เซอร์ไพรสคับคุณแม่ 🩰 #GMMTV2026 #DittoSeries pic.twitter.com/gSh8mDwQnC — เลิฟรัก (@loverrukk) November 25, 2025   - Love Pattranite is announcing her role as a ballet dancer in the GMMTV 2026 production "Ditto" as a surprise to her mother, sharing selfies in pink and black ballet outfits from a ballet studio. - The post promotes the new Girls' Love (GL) series featuring the MilkLove duo (Milk Pansa and Love Pattranite), garnering over 15,000 likes and thousands of interactions, reflecting the excitement of their fanbase. - Responses praise Love's ballet skills and emphasize that the role suits her perfectly, creating a teaser effect that is already boosting the series' anticipated popularity for 2026.

  This is what happen when a generation is raised with Netflix instead of Final Destination pic.twitter.com/GxyuEcntRx — naiive (@naiivememe) November 25, 2025 The post shares a video of a transparent pool suspended between two skyscrapers in London, humorously criticizing a generation raised on Netflix for lacking the fear of death seen in "Final Destination" movies. The video, sourced from BBC news, highlights a 25-meter pool in Nine Elms that's only accessible to residents and offers views of Parliament, emphasizing the fear of heights. With 565,000 views and 13,000 likes, the post has gone viral, sparking discussions on engineering trust, earthquake risks, and generational differences.  

  JUST IN - Fire engulfs hospital in Spain https://t.co/44beEyD9qR pic.twitter.com/wBt2eZIEfm — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) November 26, 2025 - The fire at Santa Lucia Hospital in Cartagena started early in the morning from outside the hospital and spread due to strong winds; firefighters have brought it under control. - No injuries or fatalities were reported; hospital staff evacuated patients to safer areas, and authorities are assessing the damage.  - The video shows flames spreading across the glass facade of a modern building; it has not yet been verified by major news outlets, suggesting the incident may be localized.  

  At least four people have died and several others were injured after a major fire broke out at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, today. The blaze spread quickly along bamboo scaffolding surrounding the residential blocks. pic.twitter.com/82pVeN0FoK — Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) November 26, 2025 - A major fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, resulted in at least 4 deaths and multiple injuries, with bamboo scaffolding fueling the rapid spread to three blocks. - The video in the post shows high-rise buildings covered in green bamboo scaffolding engulfed in flames and thick smoke, with firefighters spraying water; the fire was escalated to the highest No. 5 alarm level today.  - Bamboo scaffolding is traditional in Hong Kong construction but criticized for its high flammability; it has caused 23 deaths since 2018 and began to be phased out in 2025.  

  I feel like something important is happening, but I have no idea what. pic.twitter.com/c5UWrNAUcF — Dr. Clown, PhD (@DrClownPhD) November 25, 2025 The post shares a video featuring the LG Twins baseball team's cheerleaders performing the viral "Pikki Pikki" dance; dancers in blue uniforms draw attention with hip-swaying and touching movements. The sarcastic caption exaggerates the video's hypnotic quality by saying "something important is happening, but I have no idea what," reflecting the account's focus on humor and absurd content. The post, which received over 11,000 likes and 693,000 views in 24 hours, highlights the ongoing popularity of Korean baseball cheer routines on social media.  

  BREAKING: A powerful eruption has just hit Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano pic.twitter.com/KTVXJy6Pj1 — Surajit (@surajit_ghosh2) November 26, 2025 The 37th lava fountain episode at Hawaii's Kīlauea volcano, beginning on November 25, 2025, was recorded with lava columns reaching 120 meters high; the USGS reports the hazard level as moderate with no immediate evacuations. The post shares a dramatic video of the ongoing eruption at the Halemaʻumaʻu crater of the volcano, with a crowd of spectators watching from a safe distance, reflecting the popularity of volcanic tourism. Responses link similar activities at Merapi in Indonesia and Aso in Japan, highlighting global volcanic activity; some users add religious interpretations, while the general interest is a mix of awe and safety concerns.  

  Aussie catches immigrant about to defecate in the street in Adelaide in broad daylight. "What are you doing? This is Australia" Follow: @NoticerNews pic.twitter.com/WAYoWzTaSx — The Noticer (@NoticerNews) November 25, 2025   - In Para Hills, Adelaide, an Australian named Trent Carter catches an Indian-looking migrant attempting to use the street as a toilet; the video shows the man squatting to defecate and being warned, "This is Australia, don't shit on the ground." - The incident goes viral through a post by Noticer News on November 25, 2025, garnering 37,000 likes and 1.7 million views; comments criticize immigration policies and Prime Minister Albanese, drawing parallels to similar cultural clashes. - The vehicle plate belongs to a Toyota Camry registered for rideshare services (like Uber); the event sparks discussions on Australia's record migrant influx (millions in the last 3 years) and integration issues, though no official investigation is repo...

  Two women shelter their pet lioness from the floods in Thailand pic.twitter.com/ZSyQdx5m3d — Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) November 25, 2025 The post shares a viral video from The Sun news channel showing two women in traditional attire sheltering their pet lioness from recent floods in Thailand by bringing it indoors. Lion ownership may be illegal in Thailand due to strict wildlife laws; a similar incident in October 2025 involved an influencer's lion attacking people and being confiscated by authorities, highlighting the risks of exotic pet trade. The post received over 4,000 likes and was met with responses about animal rescue stories, but some users questioned the legal and ethical implications, sparking debate.  

  Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey for The New York Times Cooking. pic.twitter.com/4NM0UkDwG2 — Pop Base (@PopBase) November 25, 2025 - PopBase's post features a fun video of Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey making pizza for New York Times Cooking, as part of the promotion for the film Wicked: For Good. - The video showcases their intimate and flirty interactions, sparking shipping reactions among fans, particularly with humorous references to Cynthia Erivo. - This content highlights the strong chemistry within the Wicked cast, building excitement for the film's sequel and exemplifying the viral impact of cast dynamics in pop culture. 

  The first anti-aging pill for dogs just got FDA backing and is now closer to approval, which could help senior dogs stay healthier for longer. pic.twitter.com/hh8R2Zxkou — Pop Crave (@PopCrave) November 25, 2025 PopCrave's post announces that the first anti-aging pill for dogs, LOY-002, developed by Loyal, has received a "reasonable expectation of effectiveness" approval from the FDA, targeting the metabolism of dogs over 10 years old to extend their healthy lifespan. The drug has shown promising results in early clinical trials by improving the quality of life for senior dogs; following the FDA's preliminary approval in February 2025, full approval is delayed to 2026, though recent developments suggest a market entry could be as early as late 2025. User reactions include joyful and humorous comments from dog owners, with some expressing a demand for a similar drug for cats; however, scientific data highlights that dog-focused research is inspiring studies on huma...