A Greek media report said tremors centered in northern Euboea shook Attica as officials and experts assessed the impact and school closures for the next day.
The business jet reported an emergency near La Romana and crashed while attempting to return, according to the Dominican Republic's aviation regulator.
Rescuers searched the ruins after a dawn explosion in the Italian coastal town, while two injured residents were taken to hospitals in the Marche region.
A staff member said one resident who died in a fire at an unregistered nursing home in western Sri Lanka had been chained, raising fresh concerns about care and oversight.
At least 49 people died in northern Niger after their vehicle broke down in a remote desert region, highlighting the extreme dangers of irregular migration routes.
A methane buildup was reported before the June 4 blast at the San Antonio 3 mine in central Colombia, with rescue teams recovering workers from underground.
Local officials in Banalia say only six people survived the river disaster, and residents are blaming poor oversight, an out-of-service ferry and years of unsafe crossings.
Defence Secretary John Healey told Parliament that a service member died during a training exercise, with the family notified and details still limited.
Okinawa authorities say more than 82,000 people were evacuated and 16,080 households were still without power after Typhoon No. 6 passed through the prefecture.
A June 1 explosion at the Ta’ Lourdes fireworks factory in Magħtab injured two men, killed livestock and caused extensive property damage, according to reports compiled by The Jerusalem Post.
Authorities in southwest China said five people died and one survivor was hospitalised after a collapse during an illegal mining operation in Huize County, Yunnan province.