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Caught on camera: Pakistani bureaucrat steals Kuwaiti delegate’s wallet

CCTV cameras caught a Pakistani government’s senior bureaucrat stealing a wallet of a Kuwaiti official, who was part of a visiting delegation that had come to meet the Pakistani PM. 

The incident took place when the Kuwaiti delegates and Pakistani officials had left the meeting hall, and the Kuwaiti official left his wallet behind on a table. 

The six-second clip that has been shared widely on social media shows the Pakistani official, a grade-20 officer, putting the wallet into the pocket of his jacket. 

The Kuwaiti official registered a complaint with his Pakistani counterparts. While the official initially denied stealing the wallet, he reportedly later returned it to the authorities.

Life-size cake of Kylie Jenner covered in bling worth millions 

Someone has made a life-size cake of Kylie Jenner, and covered their creation in a million pounds’ worth of bling. 

Creator of the masterpiece Debbie Wingham, revealed the cake bit by bit on her Instagram, and asked her followers to guess who she was making. 

She made the cake for twins who are set to celebrate their 18th birthday party in in Marbella, Spain. 

Cake Kylie can be seen with her bright pink hair and is wearing high waisted shorts, a pink sugar diamond bustier, and a Gucci bomber jacket.

Suspicious luggage in Rome airport filled with coconuts 

Rome’s Fiumicino airport came to a standstill on October 1 after staff blew up a suspicious bag whose contents turned out to be nothing more than a bunch of coconuts. 

“The Italian police have just blown up someone’s bag in Rome Airport and are now going through someone’s pants,” a freelance journalist Ned Donovan tweeted. “Amazing, the Italian police have blown up a bag full of coconuts and have now reopened Rome airport,” he said. 

Donovan told that the whole thing took at least 15 minutes and essentially shut down the terminal: “They stopped anyone going airside while dealing with it and no one was allowed to come into the terminal.

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