Ecstasy pills with Trump's face cause alert in the Netherlands

Ecstasy pills with Donald Trump's face are causing alert among Dutch authorities. These pills contain a different substance in their composition, which makes their consumption potentially fatal. Dutch security forces issued a warning to the population about the dangers of these counterfeit drugs circulating in the country.

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Repórter Sábado: Constructor's assets seized for fraud

The Court ordered the seizure of assets of a constructor from Sintra, after several families accused him of fraud. The contractor's company allegedly received thousands of euros from clients whose houses, promised to be built with polystyrene blocks coated in concrete, were never constructed. The company's managing partner denies all accusations, in a case that is the subject of an investigation by the Repórter Sábado program, broadcast on NOW channel at 9:40 PM.

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Sábado29/08/26, 14:40

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Nepal: New update raises death toll to 683 in both countries

Nepal updated the death toll to 675 from the devastating flash flood that hit the north of the country on Wednesday, on the border with China, raising the total to 683 victims in both countries. The update was announced today, shortly after a previous toll with six fewer victims.

SAPO Notícias29/08/26, 14:22

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Two youth players from Mallorca arrested for recording sexual relations with a minor without consent

Two players from Mallorca's youth academy were arrested for filming sexual relations with a minor without her consent. One of the suspects has already reached the age of majority, while the other is still a minor. The club reacted immediately, expelling both players after learning of the incident. The authorities are investigating the case, which involves serious crimes related to privacy and consent violations.

Record29/08/26, 14:21

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Preventive custody for man who fatally ran over 2 and injured 9 in France

A Russian man with legal residence in France was placed in preventive custody after fatally running over two people and injuring nine in a group in Caen. The authorities ruled out a terrorist act and the French intelligence services indicated they had no record of the suspect.

SAPO Notícias29/08/26, 14:09