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Explosion At Port Of Rotterdam’s Refinery & Fuel Terminal Kills 1 & Injures Several Others
A tragic incident at the Port of Rotterdam’s petroleum products storage facility has resulted in one fatality and six serious injuries, according to local authorities. The explosion underscores the inherent risks associated with critical infrastructure handling volatile materials. This event follows a series of concerning maritime incidents, including the grounding of the *Caroline Bezengi* oil tanker off Oman, highlighting potential vulnerabilities within global energy transport networks.

Lightweight Edge–Frequency Driven Real-Time Detection Transformer for side-scan sonar target detection
Side-scan sonar (SSS) remains the dominant imaging technology for underwater target detection, yet inherent image distortions and noise significantly impede high-precision recognition. Addressing this challenge, we introduce the Lightweight Edge–Frequency Driven Real-Time Detection Transformer (LEF-RT-DETR) framework, designed to enhance both accuracy and real-time performance. Through innovations like the Gaussian-Edge Enhancement Module and Multi-Scale Frequency-Spatial Denoising Block, LEF-RT-DETR demonstrably improves target feature perception and noise reduction. Experimental results show a 4.3% improvement in Average Precision compared to RT-DETR, alongside a substantial reduction in computational cost—a