Monday

Seven people are killed and five injured during a mass shooting at a camp for construction workers near Sonamarg, in India-controlled Jammu and Kashmir. (Al Jazeera)

An Ilyushin Il-76 cargo plane crashes in North Darfur, Sudan, killing its crew of two Russians and three Sudanese nationals. The Rapid Support Forces claims to have shot down the aircraft and says it has recovered its flight recorder. Russia says its diplomats in the country are investigating the crash. (Sudan Tribune) (AP)

The World Health Organization declares Egypt malaria-free after a 100-year effort. (BBC)

India and China reach a breakthrough agreement on disengagement and border patrol along the Line of Actual Control. (Zee News) (DW)

The Department of Justice of the Philippines reports that a trial court in Taguig has convicted 17 leaders and members of Abu Sayyaf, including two top officials of the Rajah Sulaiman Movement who have been in the United Nations Security Council's Sanctions List, of the kidnapping of 21 tourists from Sipadan, Malaysia, in 2000. The convicts are sentenced to reclusión perpetua. (AFP via SCMP) (PNA)

Five members of a family are killed, including three teenagers, in a mass shooting in Fall City, Washington, United States. (USA TODAY)

A 52nd Mersenne prime is discovered, by Luke Durant participating in the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS), 6 years after the last new Mersenne prime in 2018. The prime number is 41,024,320 digits in length, making it the largest known prime number. (Mersenne.org)