World Updates: Mark Zuckerberg bought a 15,000 square feet bungalow at Washington DC, paid Rs 196 crore cash

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has bought a 15,000 square feet bungalow at Washington DC, USA. For this, he has given cash of $ 2.3 million i.e. 196 crore rupees. This is the third most expensive real estate deal in the history of the American capital. Zuckerberg kept the deal confidential. The house is in Woodland Normanstone, a posh area in Washington. Read these reports related to international affairs …. Emergency landing in flight from London to Mumbai, more than 200 Indian passenger, who was trapped from London to Mumbai for 16 hours, was made by Virgin Atlantic Flight to Emergency Landing in Turki. Due to this, more than 200 Indian passengers have been stranded for more than 16 hours. According to media reports, a passenger of the plane number Vs 358 had a panic attack. Due to this medical emergency, the Turki's Diyarbakir was landed at the airport. This airport is not suitable for landing of such flight. Passengers were told that technical flaws also occurred in the plane during landing. A passenger told that he does not know how his journey will be ahead because Virgin Atlantic has not yet arranged for a second flight for him. Australian PM Anthony Albanese fell from the stage at an event, not hurt, Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese fell from the stage while giving a speech at a mining union conference. When he was photographed after his speech, his leg slipped and fell towards the back of the stage. However, he was immediately lifted by people with support. He did not get hurt. He was seen laughing after coming back on stage. The death toll in the Myanmar earthquake was 3,085, according to the 4,715 Myanmar army, 3,085 people were killed and 4,715 people were injured in the earthquake on last Friday. Hundreds of people are still missing, and the death toll is expected to increase. Meanwhile, Myanmar's military head Min Aung will travel to Thailand today to attend the Halling Bimstec Summit. The Myanmar Army spokesperson said that Min Aung Halling will fly to Bangkok on Thursday.