Of the 5,000 inspections of places in the center, less than half pass controls for failing to meet minimum fire safety standards
In Guayaquil, recent fire incidents have raised concerns over the safety compliance of mixed-use buildings, where living spaces and storage are combined, with less than half of inspected premises meeting fire safety regulations.
Electric scooter season begins in Vilnius: important rule reminder
The electric scooter and bike season has started in Vilnius with a reminder about helmet regulations for riders.
Here are the raids that the police will conduct throughout March - checking strictly
The Lithuanian police will enhance traffic control and preventive measures throughout March to ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
'Failure to take action on toxic suicide forums has cost 133 lives, including my sister's. But a social media ban would only punish teens, not save them'
The article discusses the tragic impact of toxic suicide forums on mental health, highlighting the author's personal loss and advocating for targeted action rather than a blanket social media ban.
Operation inspects bars in Manaus and fines three for irregularities
An inspection operation in Manaus led to three bars being fined for failing to meet safety regulations.
Trump strikes out at Anthropic – orders halt
Trump has ordered US government agencies to stop using products from AI company Anthropic amid a conflict over technological safety regulations.
Ban on Using Mobile Batteries on Board Starts Mid-April, Public Comments Begin
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced a ban on the use of mobile batteries onboard planes starting mid-April due to increasing incidents of smoking and fire.
Hong Kong 'burns in flames': Fire in 8 towers leaves at least 13 dead and 15 injured (VIDEO)
A massive fire engulfed a complex of eight towers in Hong Kong, resulting in at least 13 fatalities and 15 injuries, as reported by officials from the police and fire department.
Brussels emphasizes in the European Parliament that the V-16 beacon complies with EU legislation
The European Commission asserts that Spain's requirement for the V-16 beacon does not violate EU laws, as vehicle safety regulations fall within national jurisdiction.
Reality Check: How Passenger Safety is Being Compromised in Sleeper Buses
A reality check on sleeper buses operating on the Kanpur-Jhansi highway reveals numerous violations of safety regulations endangering passengers.
Ski Center Charged with Negligent Homicide
Kjerringåsen ski center in Sarpsborg and its daily manager have been charged with negligent homicide following a workplace accident that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old.
Maritime controls in Galápagos
A journalist recounts a shipwreck incident in the Galápagos where none of the passengers wore life jackets, raising concerns about safety regulations.
A video reveals how the tragedy fire started in the bar in Switzerland: the moment a flare ignites the roof
A newly revealed video sheds light on the tragic fire that occurred during New Year's celebrations at a bar in Switzerland, which resulted in 41 deaths and numerous injuries.
On the ice of water bodies – only responsibly: reminders of prohibitions and possible fines
Driving on the ice of water bodies is prohibited in Lithuania, with specific exceptions outlined in the country’s legislation regarding special land use conditions.
'People have forgotten duty for a few bucks, what should we do?' says HC on Goa nightclub incident
The Bombay High Court criticized the lack of professional ethics and civic duty following a fire at the Birch nightclub in Goa that claimed 25 lives, emphasizing the need for intervention to prevent such incidents in the future.
Camp Mystic families sue Texas officials over evacuation plan enforcement
Families of Camp Mystic girls who died in a flash flood have sued Texas health officials for failing to enforce safety regulations.
In Vilnius, a passenger injured due to sudden braking of a bus required medical assistance
A passenger on a bus in Vilnius was injured after the driver suddenly braked, leading to an investigation into traffic safety regulations.
Explosion during ammunition demonstration injures two students at Dnipro school
An explosion during an ammunition demonstration at a Dnipro school injured two students, prompting an investigation into safety regulations.
Left Turn: The Correct Technique to Avoid Accidents Behind the Wheel
The article discusses the proper technique for making left turns while driving in Argentina, emphasizing safety regulations and risks involved.
Two South West backpacker hostels forced to shut over asbestos risks
Two backpacker hostels in Bunbury, Western Australia, have been closed due to non-compliance with asbestos safety regulations, leading to a housing shortage for workers in the area.
Navy says pilot did not have a license to drive the boat that collided and killed 6 people
A boat collision in Brazil, which resulted in the deaths of six individuals, was caused by a pilot who did not hold the necessary boating license.
Recklessness: a man held a baby in the air to take a photo at Iguazu Falls
A man was caught irresponsibly holding a baby over the safety railing at Iguazu Falls to take a photograph, prompting concerns about safety violations.
Due to a missing blanket.. American security official accused of violating aviation safety rules
A senior aide to the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security faces accusations of violating aviation safety regulations after an incident involving a missing blanket led to the dismissal of a pilot.
Six die after boat collides with pier on the border of SP and MG
A boat accident on the Grande River between São Paulo and Minas Gerais resulted in six fatalities, including a five-year-old child, while nine others survived.
Who were the six victims who died in a boating accident on the border of SP and MG
A tragic boating accident in Brazil resulted in the death of six individuals, including a mother and her four-year-old son, while nine others survived.
Filming on Roads Unsafe, Illegal, Rwanda Police Caution Nigerian Content Creator
Rwandan police warned Nigerian content creator Joe Bassey against filming on roads, emphasizing it is unsafe and against road safety regulations.
Tourists who put themselves at risk at Iguaçu Falls may be fined and banned from visiting national parks in Argentina
Tourists ignoring safety rules at Iguaçu Falls, Argentina, face fines and bans from other national parks due to recent safety incidents.
Surprise inspection revealed: outdated food distributed in food assistance in Häme – oversight is minimal
A surprise inspection in Southern Häme revealed that food aid organizations were distributing expired food, highlighting a lack of oversight in food safety regulations.
NSW to ban children from riding ebikes under minimum age limit
New South Wales plans to introduce a minimum age for riding ebikes to enhance safety and curb risky behavior among young riders.
Reducing bureaucracy by combining occupational safety instruction logs – is it possible?
A proposal is made to simplify the bureaucratic process in Latvia by merging multiple occupational safety and fire safety instruction logs into a single document.
Toxic gas leak at mine in Nigeria kills 37 people
A toxic gas leak at a mine in north-central Nigeria resulted in the deaths of 37 people and hospitalized 26 others.
Navy Will Investigate Incidents with Jet Skis During Carnival in Cabo Frio
The Brazilian Navy is investigating two incidents involving jet skis during the Carnival in Cabo Frio, which raised safety concerns for beachgoers.
38 killed in gas blast at Nigeria lead mine
A gas explosion at a lead mine in Nigeria's Plateau State resulted in the deaths of 38 miners and injuries to 27 others.
Brazilian butt lifts 'should be banned immediately' after spate of deaths
UK MPs are pushing for an immediate ban on Brazilian butt lifts due to safety concerns and rising incidents of death associated with the procedure.
South Africa: Department Finalising e-Hailing Companies' Registration - South African News Briefs - February 18, 2026
The South African Department of Transport is finalizing the registration of e-hailing companies under new safety regulations, which include specific requirements for vehicle branding and driver information.
Relatives to the Authorities: 'Where is the Decency?'
The relatives of victims from the 'Scandinavian Star' disaster criticized the Danish Maritime Authority during a compensation case, highlighting a Scandinavian report that condemns the agency's handling of the tragedy.
Violanta: "I am responsible for what happens from now on" – A third factory under scrutiny
Authorities are investigating a third unit of Violanta in Makrychori, Larissa, focusing on safety regulations compliance.
Tallinn wants legally established rules for light vehicles
Tallinn is seeking to establish legally binding regulations for light vehicles like electric scooters and mopeds in collaboration with rental companies ahead of the new season.
How did the explosion happen in the garment factory in Bhiwadi, CCTV reveals
An explosion at a garment factory in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, revealed severe negligence by the administration, leading to seven worker fatalities and several injuries.
VIDEO: The five largest aviation disasters in world history
The article explores five of the most significant aviation disasters that have influenced aviation safety regulations globally.
Sudan: 12 Missing in White Nile After Second Ferry Sinking in a Week - Sudan Doctors
A ferry in the White Nile has sunk, leaving 12 passengers missing and marking the second such incident in a week, prompting calls for improved safety regulations.
Hrithik Roshan Shocked by Mumbai Metro Accident, Questions System
Actor Hrithik Roshan expressed his condolences over a tragic incident in Mumbai where a metro pillar collapsed, resulting in one death and injuries.
When it was legal to drive without seat belt - it wasn't that long ago
The article discusses the historical context of UK driving laws, particularly focusing on the recent legal changes regarding seat belt use and other safety regulations.
Seven Nuclear Power Plants Under Review for Over 10 Years: Ongoing Discussions About Faults in Shika Challenge "Only Denials Are Noticeable"
Discussions continue about seismic safety for seven nuclear power plants in Japan that have been under review for over a decade.
Chinese Court: The Driver is Responsible Behind the Wheel Even in a Self-Driving Car
A Chinese court ruled that drivers are responsible for their actions even when using self-driving technology, in a case involving a drunk driver.
Wineries, businesses, and residences: a mix that increases fire risks like the one at the Multicomercio building
Ecuadorian experts warn that mixed-use buildings, such as residential spaces combined with commercial warehouses, significantly heighten the risk of devastating fires.
After the fire in Crans-Montana, 45 bars and nightclubs administratively closed in France for violations of regulations
Following a deadly fire in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, French authorities have closed 45 bars and nightclubs for failing to comply with safety regulations.
Employees in danger due to speeding in the workplace
The article discusses the risks faced by employees in workplace environments where speeding is prevalent.
New case of the controversial heater - Now Anna, 45, shows photos of her shocking injuries
A Finnish woman had severe burns from a disposable toe heater, leading to its withdrawal from sale and an investigation into similar cases.
Ryanair says passengers should never carry 1 alcoholic drink on planes
Ryanair has advised passengers against carrying a certain type of alcoholic drink on planes due to safety regulations.