Windows26: Weekend Roundup: Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years, Quiboloy now a wanted fugitive

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A magnitude 7.2 earthquake in Taiwan headlines our first weekly newsletter for April, along with updates on Apollo Quiboloy, the Greenbelt 1 demolition, and Hidilyn Diaz's Olympics bid. This is your Weekend Roundup, your weekly fix for everything you need to catch up.

Taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years kills nine; 50 missing

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake jolted Taiwan on Wednesday, marking the strongest tremor the country felt in 25 years. Authorities reported nine fatalities and over 800 injuries, with 50 individuals missing en route to a national park. Read more related stories:

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Taiwan condemns 'shameless' China's thanks for global sympathy on quake

Quiboloy now a wanted fugitive in PH — police

Following the issuance of arrest warrants against him for sexual abuse and child abuse cases, Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder and alleged rapist Apollo Quiboloy is now considered a wanted fugitive in the Philippines, according to police.

Pertussis: How to protect yourself, loved ones

As the highly contagious disease pertussis, or whooping cough, killed 40 children, government and health experts are trying to step up the child vaccination campaign hobbled by vaccine hesitancy. Read more about this disease in this special report.