Freshly crowned China Open champion Zheng Qinwen withdrew on Monday from her home tournament in Wuhan, citing fatigue and a right shoulder injury. Zheng became the first Chinese player to clinch the Beijing title on Sunday by defeating reigning Roland Garros champion Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-4 in the final. "I'm very sorry to share that I will be withdrawing from this year's Wuhan Open," Zheng said in a statement released by WTA. "Wuhan is where my tennis dream began, and the Wuhan Open is also where I made my breakthrough at the WTA 1000 level. I have always looked forward to competing in front of my hometown fans. "Since returning from injury, however, I have played a demanding stretch of tennis over the past months and a half, competing at the US Open, the Billie Jean King Cup and the China Open. My body is feeling very fatigued after this intense run of matches. "I look forward to returning to the Wuhan Open next year and stepping on to the court in my best possible form." Andreeva also quit the Wuhan Open due to a change in schedule. Zheng and Andreeva join a growing list of high-profile Wuhan absentees that also includes world number one Elena...
Read full articleSumit Kumar Ghosh, the Officer-in-Charge of Girish Park Police Station, has been removed following a deadly stampede. The tragic event at Chorbagan Durga Puja pandal resulted in 19 fatalities during the celebrations. Seven individuals connected to the incident have been remanded to police custody for ten days. Kolkata Police are enhancing security with experienced officers for ongoing Durga Puja festivities.
Sumit Kumar Ghosh, the Officer-in-Charge of Girish Park Police Station, has been removed following a deadly stampede. The tragic event at Chorbagan Durga Puja pandal resulted in 19 fatalities during the celebrations. Seven individuals connected to the incident have been remanded to police custody for ten days. Kolkata Police are enhancing security with experienced officers for ongoing Durga Puja festivities.
Vladimir Putin has proposed a trilateral summit next month with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to address the Ukraine conflict. The initiative appears to leverage improving relations between Trump and Putin amid concerns from Ukraine and European allies. Discussions regarding the meeting are ongoing, with confirmation from Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov about the talks. Trump, while not formally agreeing to the summit, has shown potential openness to resolve the war.
An oil tanker struck a mine south of the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in significant damage after the explosion. The tanker was reportedly navigating in an unauthorized area, disabling its navigation systems. This incident follows a series of similar events where multiple tankers caught fire after hitting mines. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards have threatened vessels that deactivate navigation systems, labeling them as hostile.
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