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Breaking fast amidst damaged buildings during the holy month of Ramadan in the rebel-held besieged Douma neighborhood of Damascus, Syria.

A cloth is tied around 2-year-old Munna's ankle by his mother to prevent him from running away, as she works on a roadside nearby.

A demonstrator clashes with a riot police officer during a protest against President Michel Temer and the latest corruption scandal to hit the country, in Brasilia, Brazil.

First lady Melania Trump visits the Queen Fabiola Children's University hospital in Brussels, Belgium.

Big cat trainer Alexander Lacey rests on a lion as he performs for the last time during the last show of the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York, May 21, 2017.

Government troops are seen during an assault on insurgents from the so-called Maute group, who have taken over large parts of Marawi City, in Marawi City, southern Philippines May 25, 2017.

Doctors wrap a child's burnt skin with sterilised tilapia fish skin at Dr. Jose Frota Institute in the northeastern costal city of Fortaleza, Brazil, May 3, 2017.

Researchers in Brazil are experimenting with a new treatment for severe burns using the skin of tilapia fish, an unorthodox procedure they say can ease the pain of victims and cut medical costs.

Frozen pig skin and even human tissue have long been placed on burns to keep them moist and allow the transfer of collagen, a protein that promotes healing.

Ismail Zulfic, 6-year old armless swimmer jumps in water in Olympic Pool Otoka in Sarajevo, May 18, 2017.

Zulfic was born without arms and with a foot deformity and overcame his fear of the water to win a gold medal at a regional swimming competition.

President Donald Trump touches the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest prayer site, in Jerusalem's Old City May 22, 2017.

An Indonesian man is publicly caned for having gay sex, in Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia May 23, 2017.

Showing off her pushup skills.


The former First Lady has previously demonstrated her push-upskills, as she did while engaging in a contest with Nobel Prize Peace Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu (left).

'Even though I’m no longer at the White House, I've continued this tradition and wanted to share some photos,' she said of her most recent workout pictures.

'My girlfriends have been there for me through allkinds of life transitions over the years including a pretty big one recently and we’ve done our best to stay healthy together.'

The former First Lady then encouraged her followers to find their own ways of staying active always


Michelle (pictured in 2013 on a bike ride).

Michelle Obama is adapting to life outside the White House, and she has brought one tradition with her, the workouts she shares with her close friends.

The former First Lady shared a series of photos of a bootcamp on Monday, revealing she got into the habit of hosting the fitness sessions during her husband's presidency.

Now that she and Barack have moved out of the White House, 53-year-old Michelle is perpetuating the tradition, and invited her closest friends for a sunny sweat session, including plenty of planking and core-strengthening moves.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4618530/Michelle-Obama-hosts-bootcamp-workout-friends.html

Exhausted Red Cross workers outside a relief centre for people displaced by the fires in central Portugal.

Rodrigo Rosario who died with his uncle, Sidel Belchior, aged 37, when fire engulfed the car in which they were travelling.

The town of Avelar is faced with several advancing fire fronts on Monday as emergency crews struggle to prevent further destruction from the blazes in central Portugal.

Pilots from the Spanish airforce, which has been drafted in to help extinguish the fires, sent out distressing images of villages caught in the path of the flames.

A fire engine drives past a burnt van by an exit of the road between Castanheira de Pera and Figueiro dos Vinhos, central Portugal, Sunday, June 18 2017.

Players observe a minute of silence to honor the victims of forest fires that raged through central Portugal, prior to the Confederations Cup, Group A soccer match between Portugal and Mexico, at the Kazan Arena, Russia, Sunday, June 18, 2017.

Portugal's soccer team has expressed its condolences for the victims of forest fires that have claimed at least 60 lives.

The team's players, including Cristiano Ronaldo and coach Fernando Santos, signed a statement saying 'in this sad hour we send our deepest sympathies to the families, friends and loved ones of the victims of the fires'.



Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal is seen on arrival at the stadium prior to the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 Group A match between Portugal and Mexico at Kazan Arena today in Kazan, Russia.

Firefightes work to put out a forest fire

A burnt truck and cars.

Fire and smoke is seen on the IC8 motorway.

A policeman walks near the body of another victim.

A burnt car and burnt trees are seen during a forest fire near Pedrogao Grande.

Firefighters work to put out a forest fire.

Villagers look at a flames during a wildfire near the village of Mega Fundeira, in the central Pedrogao Grande region of Portugal.

Drone footage has revealed the scene of devastation where desperate people attempting to flee the wild fires in Portugal were trapped and burned to death inside their vehicles.

Portuguese National Republican Guard firefighters work to stop the fire from reaching the village of Avelar at sunrise today.

Many people died in their cars when fire reached the road.

A policeman stands by a dead body of a victim.

The wildfire has killed at least 60 people and injured 59 others.

Several hundred firefighters and 160 vehicles were dispatched late on June 17 to tackle the blaze.

A man stands on the roadside watching a wildfire at Anciao, Leiria, central Portugal.

Police investigators stand by a burnt car on the road between Castanheira de Pera and Figueiro dos Vinhos, central Portugal, today.

Raging forest fires in central Portugal killed more than 60 people, many of them trapped in their cars as they try to flee.