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Helio R. Camargo, Brazilian LDS general authority and main pioneer in establishing the LDS church in Brazil, dead at 98. Domenico Crescentino Marinozzi also seems to have died recently.

Wang Huo turns 100. The article mentions that he had an intestinal surgery (from what I understand due to hernia or something similar) two months ago but now he is again in "good health". If nothing else will kill him, one day that pile will.

Fresia Saavedra dead at 90.

Rabee al-Madkhali, Saudi Salafi extremist scholar was in "very critical condition" two weeks ago. He has been in poor health for more than a decade and suffering from stomach cancer since atleast 2017.

Kitanofuji Katsuaki somehow recovering, makes an appearance on NHK: Not mentioned if he's still in hospital.

ISKCON guru Satsvarupa dasa Goswami suffered from UTI last week, but now seemingly recovered.

One thing I'm curious about...who's this man who seems to be dressed in white? Might be the same one who attended the Shoigu concert a year ago: Jon Ha-chol? Kwak Pom-gi? Some minor name? I'm mostly only curious as he looks a bit like a badly embalmed corpse.

15 dollars, and more than half a year before joining the Republicans. It'll definitely be used against the Democrats, but I think it's likely that the man's political opinions changed during those months. He was 17 at the time. Quite rare in most of Europe. I wouldn't be suprised if it gets more common worldwide in the following years, months or even weeks. Copycat effect.

"Recovering well from hip surgery" The surgery was allegedly delayed due to his heart problems, immunotherapy and radiotherapy. But he also wants to run for President in 2026.

Here's some footage, 1:04 onwards: Pak Pong-ju next to him I assume, another who'll very likely obit. Not sure who the others are, but some of them look worse than Yong-nam.

Torao Tokuda, Japanese former MP and founder of the Tokushukai Medical Group finally dead at 86.

Peter Charles Doherty please

Yu Miu-lin update, turned 87 two days ago. Apparently her pulmonary fibrosis and overall condition has worsened recently and she had a week-long hospitalisation last month. She's trying different types of expensive medicines and the one she's on now is working as expected for the time being.

Nguyễn Văn Cốc, Lieutenant General and greatest ace of the Vietnam War, pictured earlier this year. Clearly in perfect health.

Over a month ago I had a complicated dream where I'm walking through the corridoors of a seemingly endless cruise ship, it slowly gets more hospital-like with wheelchairs next to the walls. I go through a few doors and there's a reception and a bedbound, tube-fed patient on the other side of the room. She looks a lot like Esther Rantzen. I try to walk past her, but earphones from a jacket I'm wearing somehow tangle with her feeding tube. I managed to untangle it without damaging Esther and continued to another room with a bookshelf. I can't remember what happened after that. Another I had yesterday. There's an old red race car and an elderly man who looks (a bit) like old Finnish activist/politician Ilkka Taipale. Suddenly I'm watching a television report about this man having suffered a massive stroke with near-zero survival percentage, and next I'm in an operation theater watching from a meter or two above. I could've gone without seeing it, but they remove his scalp, his skull and finally his head turns into a white eyeless jelly and he is put on his side.

A bit off the topic now, but actor/acting coach Jack Waltzer is one. No idea how old he is, but definitely over 90. As far as I know there's really no good way to search for those pages, I only found Waltzer by searching updates on David Proval's health. (Waltzer was Proval's acting coach)

Interesting about the news of these old Indian politicians is that they won't often mention what ailments they're suffering from, but they'll mention the doctor's name. Advani is being treated by urologists and neurologists. The neurologist mentioned operated on Sadhguru earlier this year. In other news SM Krishna who's being treated by one of India's top lung transplant experts, is out of ICU after over two months.

Ashi Tsering Yangzom (Tessla Dorji), widow of Jigme Palden Dorji, Bhutan's first Prime Minister who was assasinated in 1964, dead at 100. Also the daughter of General Tsarong and the sister-in-law of Royal Grandmother Kesang Choden (94) and Ashi Tashi Dorji (100)

Lenita Airisto "recovering" from unspecified ailments, can read the news and communicate in some way. She or/and her family clearly do not want the media to know more about her condition, but reading between the lines sounds like she suffered a massive stroke or something similar last July.

Alekos Flambouraris, Greek SYRIZA politician, former minister and mentor/right hand man of former prime minister Tsipras hospitalised in ICU after major heart attack, but "progressing smoothly"

Chinese social media celeb Cheng Shulin / "Brother Gluten" (程书林) is in ICU with liver cancer complications and will undergo liver transplant. Seems very big news there and trending on Weibo.

Farouk Kaddoumi...'s wife Nabila Nimr Kaddoumi (Umm Lutf), co-founder of Fatah's women's wing, member of the Fatah Advisory Committee and the Fatah Revolutionary Council has died at 86. Memorial event held yesterday in Nablus that Farouk couldn't attend.

Jayapataka has been discharged (of course) and flown to Kolkata today:

Computer scientist, IBM fellow and Chief Scout of Plast Lubomyr Romankiw dead at 92. Co-inventor of magnetic thin-film storage heads Lots of longevity with computer scientists. Not an expert on the topic, therefore I've got no idea how notable these people are, but for example Thomas E. Kurtz, Jack Dennis, Willem van der Poel, Dana Scott, Peter G. Neumann, Frank Land, William Kahan, Jin Yilian, Mary Tsingou, Michael O. Rabin, Roy Clay, Robert G. Gallager and Mike Woodger are all at very advanced ages.