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SUMMARY: Hurricane Orlene is making its way towards the central Mexican Pacific coast. Cleanup after Hurricane Ian continues (see FEMA below). Protests in Iran continue into their third week; reports of intra-military friction re the hardline attitude toward protestors. Burkina Faso saw a coup take place. In Indonesia saw 174 die during a stampede at a local soccer match. Protests in Tunisia continue, some violent.
Sections:
Burkina Faso - Coup underway
Indonesia - Stampede at a local soccer match leaves 174 dead
Tunisia: Protests and clashes likely to continue nationwide throughout October
United States - Florida - Area impacted by Hurricane Ian remains a disaster zone (see FEMA notes below)
Mexico - Hurricane Orlene - heading toward west coast (Puerto Vallarta & Mazatlán)
Iran - Nationwide protests continue into a third week. Intra-military friction on hardline response.
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