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  Who was Lin Qi? Lin Qi, 39, was the chairman and chief executive of games developer Yoozoo, best known for the Game of Thrones: Winter Is Coming strategy game. The Shanghai police statement pointed to one of Mr Lin's colleagues - identified only by his surname Xu - as the main suspect. Mr Lin was believed to have a net worth of around 6.8bn yuan (US$1.3bn, £960m), according to the Hurun China Rich List. Many employees and ex-employees gathered outside Yoozoo's office on Friday The businessman was a star of China's lucrative gaming market and had also made a foray into film production. He founded Yoozoo in 2009 and successfully led the company through a period where the gaming industry saw substantial changes towards mobile gaming.  The company also issued an emotional statement on its official Weibo microblog. "Goodbye youth," it said, adding, "We will be together, continue to be kind, continue to believe in goodness, and continue the fight against a...

  Why Penis Injections Are Bad! “Botched” is a TV show that profiles patients who went under the knife and with terrible results, which are then repaired by two renowned plastic surgeons. In many episodes, the surgeries were “botched” due to the patients using an unlicensed or inexperienced doctor for their original procedure. This was not the case in the recent penile enlargement of a billionaire that resulted in more than just a “botched” job — the penile injections resulted in the loss of life. Billionaire Dies After Penile Injections – Why Penis Injections Are Bad! “Botched” is a TV show that profiles patients who went under the knife and with terrible results, which are then repaired by two renowned plastic surgeons. In many episodes, the surgeries were “botched” due to the patients using an unlicensed or inexperienced doctor for their original procedure. This was not the case in the recent penile enlargement of a billionaire that resulted in more than just a...

  South Africa has become the highest population to register more than 1 million Covid-19 cases. Some hospitals and medical centers have reported a huge rise in admissions, putting a heavy strain on resources. President Cyril Ramaphosa is widely expected to announce tougher restrictions to prevent the virus from spreading further. The grim milestone was announced on Sunday by South Africa's Health Minister, Zweli Mkhize. The country has now confirmed 1,004,413 Covid-19 infections and 26,735 deaths since the outbreak began in March. Last week, South Africa recorded a daily average of 11,700 new infections - a rise of 39% from the previous week - and from Wednesday to Friday the daily number of new cases was above 14,000. The new corona virus variant - known as 501.V2 - is believed to be driving the surge in infections. It was identified by a network of South African scientists in the Eastern Cape province and then rapidly spread to other parts of the country.  After ...

 Faces protests in Kolkata, Bengal MP Sunil Mondal, who joined BJP. BJP leader and MP Sunil Mondal, who had switched over from the TMC last week, on Saturday faced protests by the workers of the ruling party in West Bengal when he was going to an office of the saffron camp here. The incident happened when Mondal was on his way to the BJP party office at Hastings.

  In Assam, Amit Shah says Farmers should resolve their issues through discussions,  #Amit Shah (Union Home Minister) said on Saturday that the northeast has emerged as the growth engine of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The senior BJP leader said PM Modi considers the northeast as the focal point for the nation's development and has visited the region "30 times in the last six years and each time, he has come with some gifts".

  More then 3 million peoples infections by  Covid-19 in Russia Russia on Saturday passed three million confirmed corona virus infections, as authorities hold out against reimposing a national lock down while the country is battered by a second wave. Official figures showed that a total of 3,021,964 cases have been detected, with 54,226 deaths.