The island's police chief Lisandro Muñoz said the plane crashed into the water shortly after take off in comments to local broadcaster Noticiero Hoy Mismo.
In the latest bloodshed to underline the fragility of the Gaza war's three-stage truce, the three, all from the same family, had left their homes in central Gaza to collect the wood for cooking.
Last month, Trump became chair of the Kennedy Center and fired its longtime president, Deborah Rutter. He installed his former ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, as interim president.
Russia's Defence Ministry said its forces had retaken two more villages near Sudzha, 10 km (six miles) from the Ukrainian border, a town which Moscow said it had recaptured on Thursday.
The Israeli military said in a statement that it had struck two individuals that it identified as "terrorists" operating a drone that it said posed a threat to forces in Beit Lahiya.
Multiple workers at Voice of America, an international media broadcaster that operates in more than 40 languages, shared with Reuters an email that placed them on administrative leave with full pay and benefits "until otherwise notified."
Australian Grand Prix, F1: Lando Norris took the pole position, while his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri is second. Max Verstappen is third in Melbourne GP qualifying.
At stake in the lawsuit is OpenAI's transition to a for-profit model, which it argues is essential for securing funding and staying competitive in the AI race.
A London court secretly heard Apple's appeal on Friday against a UK order to create a "back door" in its encrypted cloud storage, barring media despite a formal request.
A 31-year-old victim was named as Demian Hanul, a blogger who local media said took part in the 2014 Maidan revolution against Ukraine's then pro-Russian president.
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly told reporters: "When it comes to different issues, Ukraine and the Middle East, we've had sessions talking about these different issues, subjects, and the goal was to keep strong G7 unity."
Defence attorney Salvador Medialdea said Duterte was too ill to say more, that his arrest and transfer to the Netherlands was "pure and simple kidnapping” and that his client was suffering from "debilitating" medical issues.
