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Two people are dead after they contracted a flesh-eating bacterium eating raw oysters in Louisiana, a state health official said.

Vibrio bacteria can lead to illness when an open wound is exposed to coastal waters or when a person eats raw or undercooked seafood, according to health officials.

In addition to the two oyster-related deaths, two other people with the bacteria have died this year in Louisiana, according to the Louisiana Health Department. »

Lost Soul Aside releases today, but its developer has acknowledged issues with cutscenes despite a major day one patch.

Still, it's a somewhat worrying sign that issues remain following a major patch released on day one.

As shared a few days ago on social media, the Day 1 Update Patch promises:. »

Iran-backed Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi was killed in Israeli airstrikes on Yemen's capital Thursday which targeted senior military officials including the group's defence minister, according to Yemeni media reports and Israeli officials.

Al-Rahawi died in his Sanaa apartment during the Israeli strikes, Yemeni Al-Jumhuriya outlet reported, with the Aden Al-Ghad newspaper adding that several of his associates were killed in the same strike.

Israeli officials said they believe the strikes eliminated Houthi Defence Minister Mohamed al-Atifi and Chief of Staff Muhammad Abd Al-Karim al-Ghamari during a cabinet meeting of senior officials outside Sanaa. »

Believers have venerated it for centuries as Jesus’ shroud – upon which his image was imprinted after the crucifixion.

Now, a newly discovered medieval document adds further proof that the shroud is a fake.

The Holy Shroud on display at the Cathedral of Turin, Italy - Saturday 18 April 2015 AP Photo. »