On June 16, an international campaign to enhance traffic control started in 34 European countries that are members of the European Road Police Network (ROADPOL). The campaign, scheduled to run through June 22, aimed to enforce laws against driving under the influence of alcohol or psychoactive substances.
On June 14 at approximately 10:15 a.m. PDT (1715 UTC) a series of planned protests organized by Take Action San Diego began in Downtown San Diego, California; Wikinews was there. The protests were part of the larger No Kings protests that occurred in California and other parts of the United States to protest against the administration and policies of President Donald Trump, in response to their perceived authoritarianism.
A hot air balloon crashed in central Turkey on June 15, killing its pilot and injuring nineteen tourists from Indonesia, according to Turkish media. The governor’s office said in a statement that shifting wind conditions had affected the balloon.
On June 10, Japan beat Indonesia 6–0 in the final Group C match of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) qualifiers at Panasonic Stadium Suita in Suita, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Daichi Kamada scored twice, and Takefusa Kubo, Ryoya Morishita, Shuto Machino and substitute Mao Hosoya each scored a goal.
June 12, an Air India Boeing 787-8 bound for Gatwick Airport in London crashed into Ahmenabad, Gujarat, northwestern India shortly after takeoff from a nearby airport. It was 1:38 p.m. local time (08:08 UTC).
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