Social network Facebook accidentally sent a notification to users around the world to turn on Safety Check - a feature that allows you to find out if everything is in order with your loved ones who were near the area of ​​a terrorist attack or natural disaster. "Are you alright? It looks like you are in the explosion zone in Lahore, Pakistan. Let your friends know you're safe," Facebook said in a notice.

A cat named Cupcake traveled more than 400 kilometers by mistakenly getting into a postal package. The cat, sealed in a package of DVDs, traveled from Cornwall to West Sussex for eight days. Cupcake owner Julie Baggott said her pet miraculously survived. “When I realized that she was missing, it was a terrible, frightening feeling. We looked for her everywhere. I feel very bad about what happened.

The explosion in Pakistan's Lahore killed 38 people, dozens of people were injured, according to the BBC, citing official sources. According to Pakistan's The Nation , the explosion killed at least 60 people and injured 250 people. The explosion occurred in Gulshan-i-Iqbal Park in the southwest of the city on Sunday evening. The police said that the explosive device was carried out by a suicide bomber. So far, no organization has claimed responsibility for the attack.

The Russian contingent will take part in the demining of Palmyra, President Vladimir Putin told UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova. During the conversation, Putin and Bokova agreed that in the near future Russia, Syria and UNESCO would assess the damage caused to Palmyra by the Islamic State militants (the organization was recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in the Russian Federation).

Hockey referee Oliver Musso has died at a hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He was taken there after suffering a head injury during a playoff run in the WCHA, one of the minor leagues in the United States. Musso fell during the rolling and hit his head on the ice. He was not wearing a helmet and had his hands in his pockets, making it impossible for him to protect his head during the fall. According to the Denver Post, his ears bled immediately.

Brussels police used water cannons against nationalists who prevented a rally in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack. It is reported by the BBC. The clash took place at the Bourse Square, where flowers are brought in memory of the victims of the explosions at the airport and metro in Brussels. Far-right activists yelled at Muslim women in the crowd and also threw up their hands in Nazi salutes.

Oksana Sokolovskaya, a colleague of lawyer Yury Grabovsky killed in Ukraine, has not yet received state protection. It is reported by Mediazona. According to Sokolovskaya, the court appointed security guards for her and her family on March 21, but she never got to work. Sokolovskaya asked to be granted state protection on March 15. “On the 21st (March – MZ) there was still a court ruling – the SBU was ordered to provide protection for me, my family and my property. Still no security!

Russians detained in Montenegro due to suspicions of links with the Aum Shinrikyo religious sect (banned in Russia) will leave the country by March 28. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a representative of the Russian embassy in Montenegro. The representative of the embassy stressed that no charges were brought against any of the detained citizens.

The Verge publication showed robots that can colorize Easter eggs. Egg Decoating Machines These Robots Decoate Your Easter Eggs for You. Posted by the Verge on Saturday, 26 March 2016 The video published on the Facebook page shows several devices. One of them was collected by the LEGO fan Jason Allemann. His robot knows how to draw the simplest patterns on eggs with felt -tip pens.

A grenade explosion in the administration building of one of the districts of the Tver region occurred due to the "confrontation of several groups in power" of the district. This was announced by the acting governor Igor Rudenya. The incident took place on the evening of March 25. An RGD-5 grenade exploded in one of the offices of the administration building of the Maksatikhinsky district. The door was smashed into the room, the glass was shattered.

More than 46,000 Russians lost their driver's license due to debts in the two months of the new law, the Federal Bailiffs Service reported. According to the bailiff service, 200,000 people could potentially fall under the law. The agency has already warned 168,000 debtors that their driver's license could be taken away. According to TASS, in terms of the frequency of application, the new rule may become the second after the restriction of the right to travel outside Russia.

The plane Fokker-100 of the Kazakh airline "BEK AIR" landed at the airport of Astana with an inoperative landing gear. After the crew failed to fully extend the front landing gear, it was decided to land the aircraft without the front landing gear, the airline's management said. There were 121 people on board the plane. As a result of the emergency landing, the aircraft received "minimal damage", there were no casualties or injuries.

Does supersonic passenger aircraft have a future? Photo: Aerion Corporation Several companies around the world in recent years began to develop new supersonic passenger aircraft. Supporters of air movement at a speed of higher than 1200 kilometers per hour are sure that it will be possible to get from New York to London in three to four hours in just a few thousand dollars-at the price of a ticket in a business class in a regular liner.

Italian police have arrested an Algerian citizen suspected of aiding terrorists Salah Abdeslam, Najim Lashrawi and Mohamed Belcaid. This is reported by the Italian media. Jamal Eddin Ouali, 40, was arrested in the village of Bellizzi near the city of Salerno in the south of the country. It is assumed that he helped terrorists preparing attacks in Paris and Brussels with forged documents.

Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko promised to introduce administrative and criminal liability for the "leakage" of data on the use of doping by athletes in the media. He said this on the TV channel "Match TV". Mutko expressed his dissatisfaction with the fact that the media report doping after the first autopsy test, which turns out to be positive. According to the Minister of Sports, when the second test is negative, the athlete is no longer remembered.