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    • Even if krmm drunk, they got something against bald or balding lol   Embedded deep into their culture until   https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/hair-loss-should-be-under-greater-national-health-insurance-coverage-south-korean-president   https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/19/south-korean-president-urges-public-health-cover-hair-loss   Mcm their presidents and ministers all healthy shock of hair and jet black 
    • Five dead after Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway and crashes during landing at Miami airport   https://sg.news.yahoo.com/amazon-cargo-plane-fire-overshooting-194925150.html?utm_source=Telegram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=YahooSingapore   Full Details: Amazon Prime Air Cargo Plane Crash — Miami International Airport — September 6, 2026       📅 Timeline & Basic Facts   - Date: Sunday, September 6, 2026 - Time: ~1:58 PM – 2:00 PM EDT (13:58 local time)  - Location: Miami International Airport, Florida, USA — Diagonal Runway 30 - Flight: Prime Air Flight 7598  - Route: San Juan, Puerto Rico (Luis Muñoz Marín Int'l) → Miami International Airport  - Aircraft: Boeing 767-300 freighter, ~32 years old  - Operator: 21 Air (contract carrier for Amazon Prime Air)        ⚠️ The Incident   The plane was landing when it failed to stop on the runway, overran the runway end at approximately 130 mph (207 km/h), crossed the perimeter road, and struck multiple vehicles on Northwest 42nd Avenue / 2100 block — a roadway used by airport and warehouse workers . It then came to rest in an adjacent field and burst into flames, producing large plumes of black smoke .   - Pilots did not declare any emergency before landing - No debris found on the runway itself - Fire damaged navigational equipment at runway's end - Pilot and co-pilot were trapped in the cockpit and had to be extricated; people were also trapped in struck vehicles        📌 Casualties   - 5 people confirmed dead — all on the ground, in the struck vehicles  - 5 people injured: - 3 in critical / serious condition — taken to local trauma center - 2 with non-life-threatening injuries  - Victims' identities not yet released  - Status of the two pilots: confirmed alive but condition not fully disclosed        🚑 Emergency Response   - 60+ units / ~200 personnel from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded  - Complex fire involving aircraft, fuel, and vehicles — fought with foam and specialized airport firefighting equipment  - Ground stop issued at 2:00 PM EDT; all runways/taxiways closed by ~3:00 PM EDT  - Ground stop lifted ~5:00 PM EDT; 2 of 4 runways reopened that evening - Average delays exceeding 6 hours, disruptions expected through early Monday (~4:00 AM Sept 7)        🔍 Investigation   - FAA — sending investigators, will oversee probe  - NTSB — leading the investigation; dispatching team including Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy - Areas to be examined: - Flight data / cockpit recorders - Runway conditions & weather at landing - Aircraft maintenance records - Approach speed, braking performance, pilot decision-making - Amazon and 21 Air have both pledged full cooperation        💬 Official Statements   "We're heartbroken to learn that five people lost their lives in today's incident… Our deepest sympathies go out to the families." — Kelly Nantel, Amazon spokesperson    "Five people lost their lives and five others were injured. My heart is with all of the families affected." — Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava    "Expect significant delays and potential cancellations." — US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy        ❓ Key Open Questions (as of Sept 7, 2026)   - ✅ Cause of overrun — unknown (under investigation) - ✅ Why braking/stopping failed — unknown - ✅ Weather/visibility role — being reviewed - ✅ Victim identities — pending release - ✅ Pilot condition — not fully disclosed   Investigators note this is a runway overrun event — a known but still poorly understood category of aviation accident — and a full, conclusive report will likely take 12–18 months to complete.    
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