At least 34 people were killed in Mumbai, India's financial capital, after heavy monsoon rains triggered a landslide and the collapse of a wall.

The military is now assisting local law enforcement agencies in the hardest-hit provinces of Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, but rioting and looting continue.

At least 52 people were reported dead as a massive blaze broke out in a food processing factory on the outskirts of Dhaka.

The attack comes after Ethiopians recently voted in a parliamentary election. The US has previously accused Ethiopian government forces of ethnic cleansing in the Tigray region.

At least four victims have been confirmed dead, but rescuers fear more than 150 people could have drowned. A local official said the boat was carrying at least twice as many people as permitted.

The protests began last week after President Ivan Duque introduced a controversial tax reform bill that has been criticized as regressive. Protesters rallied in the capital, Bogota, as well as other major cities.

Dozens arrested in Jerusalem clashes

Dozens of tombstones at a graveyard in the French town of Fontainebleau were defaced with swastikas. Jewish gravestones were spared. "Sixty seven graves is huge. It is deeply shocking. It's a despicable act. It's not even vandalism, it's a crime," the city's mayor says.

Protesters rallying against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have clashed with police in Tel Aviv, according to local media. Dozens of people were arrested for violating controversial new curbs on large demonstrations.