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I finally got through the long holiday Thought I'd have some breathing room every day But the number of sick kids in my class at school reached the threshold for suspension So we have to close for a week..........

A fatal accident occurred at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in South Yorkshire, UK, on the afternoon of the 10th. A 20-year-old man, William Chapman, trespassed into the tiger enclosure and was attacked by a Siberian tiger named 'Altaï', succumbing to his injuries at the scene. According to eyewitnesses, Chapman was seen walking back and forth near the enclosure with headphones on before the incident. He then climbed over the protective barriers and jumped into the tiger's habitat, even lying down in front of the animal at one point. Several tourists shouted to try and stop him, and some banged on the enclosure to distract the tiger, but the attack lasted only about two minutes before the tragedy unfolded. Police confirmed that the deceased was visiting the park alone that day, without family or a guardian. Some witnesses suggested he might have had autism or a learning disability. The park stated that 'Altaï' was unharmed during the incident and is currently safe and healthy, and will not be euthanized. Keepers believe the Siberian tiger might have initially been 'just playing' and acted on instinct, which unfortunately escalated into a fatal attack. The zoo reopened on the 12th after a two-day closure, but it remains uncertain whether the tiger enclosure area will be reopened. Doncaster Council has launched a safety investigation into the incident, and police are reviewing on-site footage to clarify how the man breached the defenses. The animal welfare organization 'Born Free Foundation' called for an urgent review of zoo safety measures, arguing that keeping dangerous wild animals in close proximity to the public 'is inherently risky'. I agree with the park's decision. It's not the tiger's fault, so why should an innocent tiger be sacrificed? I don't understand what those people shouting for the tiger to be killed are thinking.🙄

Finally done with exams! Now just gotta face the results

The weather today is cloudy and cool, I really want to sleep.

Where did all the time quests go~ Or is this the norm?

Slept really well last night~ Finally! I haven't been sleeping well for days.

If an heir fails to submit an inventory of the estate to the court and personally repays the entire 1 million yuan inheritance to Creditor A, causing a shortfall of 200,000 yuan for each of the other four creditors, totaling 800,000 yuan in losses, the heir may be held liable for the 800,000 yuan loss if the other four creditors file a lawsuit. Creditor Collusion or Concealment from Heir Could Also Lead to Repayment of Illicit Gains Xiao Qilin pointed out that if Creditor A, knowing there were four other creditors, deliberately concealed this fact, deceived the heir, or colluded with the heir to receive the entire inheritance, it could potentially involve tortious acts under Article 184 of the Civil Code and joint tort liability under Article 185. However, if Creditor A merely knew of the existence of other creditors and received payment for their due debt, it does not automatically constitute a tort. Conversely, if Creditor A was completely unaware of the existence of other creditors, they generally cannot be deemed to have unjustly benefited simply by receiving the 1 million yuan payment. However, according to Article 1162-2, Paragraph 4 of the Civil Code, the other creditors who suffered losses may still request Creditor A to return the excess amount received, and whether this is established depends on the specific legal relationship. Submitting an Estate Inventory Can Prevent 'Hidden Debt' Risks Xiao Qilin reminded that submitting an inventory of the estate serves as a form of protection for the heir. If the heir has legally submitted the inventory and the court has completed the public notice, and other creditors have not filed their claims within the notice period, the deceased has completed the relevant procedures and can avoid the risk of 'hidden debts.' Conversely, if an inventory was not submitted, even if creditors appear after one year, the heir may still be liable for the debts left by their parents.

Parents leave behind millions in debt, and children don't renounce inheritance, do they have to bear the debt? Should they renounce inheritance? Xiao Qilin, executive supervisor of the Land Agent Association and chairman of the New Taipei City Agent Association, told "SET News Network" that under the principle of "limited inheritance," you are generally only responsible for repaying debts up to the value of the inherited assets, so there's no need to specifically renounce inheritance. However, if there are multiple creditors and the heir makes a mistake in the repayment method, causing harm to some creditors' rights, it could lead to liability for damages, and you might end up having to bear your parents' debts. According to the "limited inheritance" principle in Article 1148, Paragraph 2 of the Civil Code, if a deceased person leaves behind 1 million yuan in assets but has five creditors (A, B, C, D, E), each with a claim of 1 million yuan, totaling 5 million yuan in debt, and all five are ordinary creditors of the same priority without collateral or preferential rights, then after their claims are confirmed, each would generally receive 200,000 yuan proportionally. Parents' Debt Inheritance: Repayment Must Be Proportional Xiao Qilin stated that under the "limited inheritance" principle, heirs are only required to repay debts with the inherited assets. However, if an inventory of the estate is not filed according to law, and according to Articles 1162-1 and 1162-2 of the Civil Code, the heir fails to report the inventory of the estate to the court of the deceased's domicile within three months from the date of knowing they could inherit, and instead makes partial payments to some creditors, reducing the amount others could have received, personal liability for repayment and damages may arise. If there are serious acts of concealment of assets or fraudulent actions intended to harm creditors, the benefit of limited liability may be lost.

Good morning👋~

A video of people in Taipei's Daan Forest Park collectively slapping the soles of their feet has gone viral, with many netizens commenting, 'You'll understand when you're older.' The footage, shared recently on Threads, shows several individuals sitting on park benches and rhythmically patting the bottoms of their feet. The phenomenon extends further into the park, with two people in white shirts seen doing the same in the distance. The peculiar sight has garnered over a million views and sparked a lively discussion online. Comments ranged from humorous observations like 'Foot percussion concert' and 'Are your feet itchy?' to more reflective ones such as 'There are many rich people there; I wouldn't be surprised if they all stood on their heads, rich people are willful' and 'I used to not understand why elderly people stretch in the park, but now I pass by and want to go in and stretch too, I get it.' Some users connected the action to traditional Chinese health practices, with one comment noting, 'Elders always say slapping the soles of the feet is good for health,' referencing the popular belief that stimulating the 'Yongquan' acupoint on the sole can prevent over a hundred diseases. In response, Dr. Tseng Chien-yun, a physician at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of Tainan Municipal Hospital, explained that acupoint stimulation can indeed aid in qi and blood circulation and serve as a daily health maintenance method. She noted that the Yongquan acupoint is related to kidney qi and the urinary and reproductive systems in TCM, and moderate stimulation can help boost energy and strengthen the body. However, she cautioned that claims of preventing all illnesses are exaggerated and that medical attention should be sought for any health concerns. Dr. Tseng also advised that while generally safe, individuals with broken skin or redness on their feet should avoid excessive stimulation of the affected areas. She recommended starting with about 10 slaps per set and gradually increasing the count based on one's physical condition.