10:43 • 03.04.21
Cristiano Ronaldo s moment of frustration at a controversial decision in a World Cup qualifier on Saturday is turning into something positive.
The captain s armband the Portugal star threw to the ground when he was controversially denied a stoppage-time winner against Serbia has been sold at auction to raise money for a six-month-old baby s medical treatment, BBC Sport.
Duty firefighter Djordje Vukicevic picked up the armband from the pitch after Ronaldo had stormed off at the end of the 2-2 draw in Belgrade. Ronaldo was agitated [and] he threw the armband. It fell right next to me, Vukicevic said.
He decided to put it up for auction to raise money for treatment for Gavrilo Djurdjevic from Serbia, who is suffering from spinal muscular atrophy.
10:10 • 03.04.21
A parade of ancient Egyptian mummies will travel through the streets of Cairo on Saturday, during a televised event featuring Egyptian celebrities escorting them to their new home, UPI reports. The Pharaoh s Golden Parade, organized by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, will include 22 mummies on their way from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.
The event will move 18 kings, four queens and their belongings 3 miles to the new museum, which is set to open to the public later this year. The whole idea is not the mummies. The whole idea is how you display the mummies. . It s how you tell the story. It s the environment. It s the ambiance that you feel when you re getting it, Ahmed Ghoneim, executive director of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, told CNN.
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