A woman has claimed she got pregnant by a gust of wind that entered her vagina, which caused her stomach to start expanding and she gave birth just one hour after.
Police are investigating after Siti Zainah, 25, said she gave birth just one hour after realising she was pregnant in Indonesia.
Her baby girl was born last week in the town of Cianjur in West Java.
Siti told local media that she was in her living room when a gust of wind blew across her house, Times Now reports.
She reportedly said: “After afternoon prayer, I was lying face down, and then suddenly I felt a gust of wind enter my vagina.”
Just 15 minutes later, she said she began to experience pain in her stomach which started to expand.
Siti claimed she was rushed to a community health clinic, where she gave birth to her child.
The news of her bizarre pregnancy spread quickly around the town and has gone viral on social media.
Eman Sulaeman, director of Cidaun’s community clinic, said: “I went to the location with the sub-precinct chief and district head. The mother and baby are in a healthy condition and the birth process was normal. The baby’s gender is female and she weighs 2.9 kilograms.”
Eman added that it is likely Siti experienced a cryptic pregnancy – where the woman is unaware about her pregnancy until she goes into labour.
Following the birth, cops visited Siti’s house to start their investigation.
A police spokeswoman said: “The point is that we want to straighten out the confusing news about the pregnant woman who gave birth in a way perceived to be unnatural.
“We don’t want this matter to foster wild rumours among the public.” @Lindaikejiblog
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He passed out while testifying before the panel.
Th Commission is currently being investigated over allegations of financial recklessness.
Twitter Hack Snags Obama, Biden, Gates And Some Prominent US Business Men Accounts in Bitcoin Scam.
The attacks were stunning in scope and almost certainly coordinated. Others whose Twitter accounts appeared to be hacked included Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Kanye West, Uber Technologies Inc.,
Apple Inc. and Michael Bloomberg, the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg News parent Bloomberg LP. The accounts sent out tweets promising to double the money of anyone sending funds via Bitcoin within 30 minutes.
Twitter said it is aware of the security incident impacting its accounts and is investigating.
As the hack was unfolding, verified Twitter accounts suddenly lost the ability to post new tweets. “You may be unable to Tweet or reset your password while we review and address this incident,” Twitter wrote on its support account. The company’s shares declined more than 3% in extended trading.
So far, the Bitcoin address tweeted by the hackers has been sent over 12 Bitcoins, worth more than $110,000. It appeared that popular Bitcoin exchange Coinbase has blocked its users from sending money to the address.
Some of the Twitter accounts that were targeted said they used two-factor authentication and strong passwords. The tweets indicate they were posted using Twitter’s web application.
According to TrendsMap.com, the phrase “I am giving back to my community due to COVID-19” has been tweeted 3,330 times in the past four hours. A heat map shows activity centered in Houston but scattered across the globe, including tweets originating from IP addresses in New York, London, Spain, Italy, Jakarta and Tokyo.
Twitter has previously endured high-profile hacks, including one of Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey that was administered through a SIM swap — meaning a user found a way to mimic the phone number of the account and tweet via text message. Following the string of incidents, Twitter closed the loophole by suspending the ability to tweet via text. The official Twitter accounts of more than a dozen NFL teams were hacked earlier this year, just ahead of the Super Bowl.
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I am doubling all payments sent to my BTC address for the next 30 minutes. You send $1,000, I send you back $2,000.
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Only going on for 30 minutes! Enjoy!
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The Inspector-General of Police denied Ibrahim Magu Bail.
Magu was arrested on Monday, July 6, 2020 to answer questions before a Presidential Panel about his stewardship of the anti-graft agency.
He has been detained ever since at the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID), Abuja, while his questioning continues.
Magu, through his counsel, wrote the IGP last week to grant him bail based on self-recognisance.
However, in a reply, Adamu told Magu’s counsel he’s not being held by the Police, but by the Presidential Panel.
He told Magu to redirect his bail request to the chairman of the panel for appropriate action, in the letter dated July 14, 2020.
Magu, a Commissioner of Police, has denied all allegations against him, and expressed his sadness at being treated like a “common criminal”.
He faces accusations of misappropriations of funds, and the illegal disposal of assets recovered from corruption cases.
Magu has been the EFCC’s acting chairman since 2015, with his appointment rejected twice by the Senate due to a damaging report written by the Department of State Services (DSS).
The DSS report had accused him of sabotage, unauthorised removal of EFCC files, and acts unbecoming of a police officer.
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