“They killedus.

Rescue crews work at the site of a ten-storey building collapse in Abadan.The details in the videos corresponded to known features of Abadan.

while also limiting the movement of journalists.The collapse has raised questions about the safety of similar buildings and underscored an ongoing crisis in Iranian construction projects.according to the state-run IRNA news agency.

who then leaned in to tell him something.The crowd responded by shouting: Shameless! A live broadcast of the event on state television then cut out.

United Arab Emirates Protesters angry over a building collapse in southwestern Iran that killed at least 33 people shouted down an emissary sent by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Reporters Without Borders describes the Islamic Republic as the third-worst country in the world to be a journalist - behind only North Korea and Eritrea.Willful abuse of a child is considered a felony in Alabama and holds up to a 10-year sentence and a fine of $15.

Credit: Ashleigh Nicole Ableman/FacebookThey are both being held without bond pending the first appearance.were arrested last week and charged with willful abuse of a child.

suffered severe burns from the abuseAshleigh Nicole Ableman/Facebook The couple has been accused of using a blowtorch to burn Ableman’s children — ages 4.