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Jackson swore by the machine, saying he took 'several long naps' inside the chamber with the hopes that he'd 'live to be at least 150'. He said the chamber made him feel like 'a new person' California, US: This is the oxygen chamber Michael Jackson famously used to combat the ravages of time - uncovered by DailyMailTV gathering dust in the back of a warehouse. The King of Pop posed for a now-legendary photo showing him lay inside the $100,000 glass chamber in 1986. He was quoted at the time as saying:  'I'll live to be at least 150.' Now, just days after the 10th anniversary of Jackson's death, DailyMailTV found the blue machine hidden away in a shipping container at a warehouse in southern California . The Sechrist 2500B hyperbaric oxygen chamber (HBO) has ended up at a company called Hyperbaric Modular Systems, which specializes in the alternative treatment. This is Michael Jackson's hyperbaric oxygen chamber

London, ENGLAND: Snoop Dogg has been criticised by a leading alcohol awareness charity for posting pictures of himself and former footballer Paul Gascoigne on Instagram to illustrate the impact of alcohol on his appearance. The US rapper  uploaded a picture  showing him and the ex-England midfielder at the ages of 20 and 47, in an apparent attempt to show that his "marijuana abuse" was safer than addiction to alcohol. Snoop Dogg regularly preaches about cannabis Image: doxygenmedia. Gascoigne, 52, who has repeatedly struggled with alcoholism and mental health issues over the years, later  hit back at the hip hop legend   and he has now received the backing of Alcohol Change UK, which accused the Gin And Juice rapper of using his platform to stigmatise those who suffer health issues in the public spotlight. A post shared by Snoop Dogg. Image: Instagram.  Andrew Misell, a director at the charity, told Sky News:  "It's difficult to understan

Renee Bach, an American Citizen from Bedford in Virginia has run the Serving His Children (SHC) facility in Masese I village Jinja for the last 9 years. Kampala, UGANDA: An American woman who founded a Christian nonprofit in Uganda, which she allegedly operated as an unlicensed medical facility, is accused of making residents believe that she was a doctor — and only coming clean with the truth after numerous babies died in her care, according to a lawsuit. Pictured is Renee Bach, an American missionary who moved to Jinja, Uganda at age 18. She is not a Doctor, not even a Nurse. With no formal medical training, Ms. Bach started experimenting with medical procedures she’d learn from Youtube. Image: NWS. Renee Bach, 29, of Bedford, V.A., has been sued in civil court by a Ugandan advocacy group representing two mothers, plaintiffs Gimbo Brenda and Kakai Annet. The suit claims that Bach’s actions “led to the death of hundreds of children.” Both Brenda and Annet

Harare, ZIMBABWE: Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa opened a UN wildlife summit on Monday with a call to lift the global ivory trade ban so that the country can sell $600-million (R8.5-billion) of stockpiled tusks. Mnangagwa said selling the elephant tusks and rhino horns would enable the impoverished nation to fund conservation efforts for 20 years. Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and Zambia have all cited the growing number of elephants in some areas in their bid to have the ban relaxed, angering many conservationists. Opening the UNEP wildlife economy summit in Victoria Falls, Mnangagwa called "for the free trade in hunting products as these can have an important impact on national and local economies." "Currently Zimbabwe has about $600-million worth of ivory and rhino horns stocked -- most of which is from natural attrition of those animals. "The revenue would suffice to finance our operational conservation efforts for the next two decades.&q

Rocco Morabito and three other inmates "escaped through a hole in the roof of the building" on June 23, 2019, and robbed the occupants of a nearby farmhouse. Image: MARINA MILITARE/AFP Montevideo, URUGUAY: Italian mafia boss Rocco Morabito has escaped from prison in Uruguay, where he was awaiting extradition to Italy, the interior ministry has said. Uruguay had agreed to extradite the notorious drug trader known as the "cocaine king of Milan" back to Italy. The suspected head of the 'Ndrangheta crime gang has been one of Italy's most wanted fugitives since 1995. He was arrested in 2017 in Punta del Este, where he had been living under a false identity for about a decade. The 'Ndrangheta mafia comes from Calabria in southern Italy, and is thought to control as much as 80% of Europe's cocaine trade. Morabito and three other inmates "escaped through a hole in the roof of the building " late on Sunday and robbed

Cameroon legend Samuel Eto’o expressed his disappointment with Egypt’s performance against Zimbabwe and believes they need to improve or else they’ll struggle. Samuel Eto'o Fils is a Cameroonian professional footballer who plays as a striker for Qatar SC.  In his prime, Eto'o was regarded by pundits as one of the best strikers in the world,   Image: Alex Grimm/Bongarts/Getty Images. Egypt managed to beat Zimbabwe 1-0 in the 2019 AFCON opener thanks to an exceptional Mahmoud Trezeguet finish in the 40th minute. Despite controlling the course of the first-half, Egypt’s form declined significantly in the second period which was met with some opportunities from the opposition. Trezeguet's finish overshadowed a return to Cairo for UEFA Champions League winner Mohamed Salah,  whose every touch was loudly cheered but who had a frustrating evening, as he could not convert his chances. Former FC Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o said that Egypt need t

General Seare Mekonen. Image: EBC Addis Ababa, ETHIOPIA: The chief of staff of the Ethiopian army, Gen Seare Mekonnen, has been shot dead by his own bodyguard in the capital, Addis Ababa. He and another officer died trying to prevent a coup attempt against the administration in Ethiopia's northern Amhara region, PM Abiy Ahmed said. In Amhara itself, regional governor Ambachew Mekonnen was killed along with an adviser. The government says the situation is under control after arrests were made. The prime minister has gone on TV to urge Ethiopians to unite in the face of "evil" forces set on dividing the country. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appeared on the state broadcaster, Ethiopian Television, past midnight on Saturday, June 22, 2019. Dressed in military fatigues, he told Ethiopians that there “was an attempted coup d’etat” in Bahir Dar and attacks on the icons of Amhara people while they were having a meeting.” He said t