DHL Chemical Incident, Swiss Aid Package, and Other Top News Stories

A DHL facility in Nuremberg, Germany, was the scene of a chemical incident on Friday, resulting in injuries to at least twelve people after the discovery of a suspicious package. Seven individuals required hospitalization, according to Mitteldeutscher Zeitung. Meanwhile, in Switzerland, the government has approved a five million franc aid package for Blatten following recent catastrophic events. 'In the wake of the disaster in Blatten, the Federal Council has decided on an aid package,' a government spokesperson stated. The swift action is intended to support the community's recovery efforts. In other news, residents in London's Notting Hill are taking matters into their own hands to combat the influx of influencers. They are painting their houses black in a bid to deter unwanted attention. 'We're doing this to reclaim our peace and quiet,' one resident commented. In Germany, a 31-year-old patient considered dangerous has escaped from a psychiatric facility in Konstanz. Authorities are urging caution and are actively searching for him. Finally, a recent study suggests that the preference for sons over daughters is declining in Switzerland, although the reasons for this shift remain unclear.