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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 06:28 pm

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Kabar duka menyelimuti skena lari internasional setelah running influencer asal Korea Selatan, Yoo Ji Won, meninggal dunia saat berlaga di kategori half marathon ajang Seoul Race 2026 pada Minggu (11/10).
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Melansir laporan News1.kr, tragedi mendadak ini terjadi ketika pelari berusia 25 tahun tersebut mendadak pingsan di titik 20,6 kilometer—hanya berjarak sekitar 500 meter jelang garis finish.
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Pihak race organizer mengonfirmasi bahwa situasi darurat medis terjadi sekitar pukul 08.49 KST. Tim marshal dan petugas medis di lapangan langsung memberikan pertolongan pertama sebelum Ji Won dilarikan ke fasilitas kesehatan menggunakan ambulans 119. Sayangnya, nyawa mahasiswa pascasarjana bidang AI Semiconductor di KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) tersebut tidak dapat tertolong saat mendapat perawatan intensif.
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Melalui rilis resminya, panitia Seoul Race menyampaikan belasungkawa mendalam kepada keluarga yang ditinggalkan serta berkomitmen untuk mengevaluasi seluruh prosedur penanganan darurat di lintasan secara cermat.
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Sosok Yoo Ji Won sendiri cukup populer di kalangan running community karena konsistensinya membagikan vlog latihan, ulasan running gear, dan perjalanan laganya di berbagai ajang maraton melalui media sosial.

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Presented by @Rolex. Vultures are part of nature’s cleanup crew, devouring dead animals and preventing the spread of diseases. But now these flying janitors are in trouble, as a combination of their low breeding rates and human activities has caused their numbers to plummet. Raptor conservationist and National Geographic Explorer Shannon Hoffman has been breeding bearded vultures in captivity for a decade to prevent the animals from vanishing from South Africa, and now these birds are being released into the wild to do what they do best.

Through its partnership with the National Geographic Society and as part of its Perpetual Planet Initiative, #Rolex supports expeditions exploring and protecting remarkable places around the world, a selection of which are featured in #AfricaEarthsWildHome. #PerpetualPlanet

Learn more about the importance of vultures at the link in bio.

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Yung Miami Calls Album Of The Year Early: How “Tea Time” And “Spend Dat” Set The Stage For “Watch Dis”

Blogged by: Draggy

Yung Miami is putting the pressure on herself as she prepares to release her debut solo album, “Watch Dis.” With the rapper declaring, “AOTY drops in 11 days!!!,” Caresha Brownlee is making it clear that she believes her upcoming project belongs in the Album of the Year conversation.

Scheduled for October 23, 2026, “Watch Dis” represents a defining moment for the former City Girls rapper. After years of facing questions about her ability to succeed independently, Yung Miami has spent 2026 building momentum through viral releases, growing fan engagement, and her biggest solo hit to date.

Much of that momentum can be traced to two records: “Tea Time” and “Spend Dat.” While the songs found success in different ways, both helped establish the personality, confidence, and musical direction behind her upcoming album.

According to Billboard’s interview with Yung Miami, “Tea Time,” released in February 2026, was designed to generate conversation and remind listeners of her cultural influence. Miami described the song as a cultural reset, explaining that she wanted people talking and participating in the moment.

The record leaned into her unapologetic personality, delivering the kind of outspoken energy that helped make her a familiar name beyond music. Although “Tea Time” did not produce major Billboard Hot 100 success, it generated social media attention and helped reintroduce Yung Miami as an artist developing her own identity.

For Caresha, that visibility mattered. She was no longer promoting music alongside JT, and every release carried additional pressure to demonstrate what she could accomplish on her own.

The transition had been building for years.

In 2021, Miami released “Rap Freaks,” a provocative solo record that reached No. 81 on the Billboard Hot 100. She later followed with “50/50” and her Skilla Baby collaboration “CFWM” in 2024, continuing to experiment with her sound while navigating public criticism.

However, “Spend Dat” became the record that significantly changed the conversation.

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