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**Title:** "Weird News" Episode Summary
**Format:** Comedic news show with a host (Newsman Abdullah) presenting bizarre news stories.
**Featured News Stories:**
1. **"Sleep Hollow"**: A mysterious phenomenon in Kalachi, Kazakhstan (2010-2014) where ~25% of the village's 680 residents would suddenly fall into deep sleep for days or even a week, with unknown causes despite investigations.
2. **Goat at the Door**: A person's home security camera captures a goat ringing their doorbell in the middle of the night, with no explanation.
3. **Toothless Love Gesture**: A man allegedly removes his teeth as a gift to prove his love (likely disputed as authentic news).
4. **Brother in a Bag**: A person locks their brother in a luggage bag with a passcode, then forgets the code, leaving the brother trapped ( reasons behind the act are unclear).
**Episode Conclusion:**
The host invites viewers to share their thoughts, guess the authenticity of the news, and submit their own weird news stories for potential feature in the next episode.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and presented in a short sentence:
**Regarding the News Program**
1. The news anchor's name is Suhaib Sharayer (initially mentioned) / later referred to as Abdullah.
2. The news program is called "Weird News".
**First News: The Sleeping Village (Kalachi, Kazakhstan)**
3. In 2010, a mysterious phenomenon caused inhabitants of Kalachi to fall asleep suddenly.
4. The sleep durations varied from a few days to a week.
5. People could respond to questions while asleep, only to fall back asleep after the interaction ended.
6. The village has a population of approximately 680 people.
7. About 180 villagers (a quarter of the population) experienced this phenomenon.
8. The economy collapsed due to the widespread sleeping issue.
9. Cases decreased in 2013 but saw a resurgence in 2014.
10. Schools and universities were temporarily closed due to the phenomenon affecting students and professors.
11. Initially, scientists suspected local power plants producing uranium as the cause.
12. Radiation levels in the village were found to be normal, ruling out the power plants as the cause.
13. Doctors initially considered it an epidemic, but experiments proved otherwise.
14. The government eventually evacuated and relocated the villagers to prevent the spread of fear to nearby areas.
**Second News: The Goat at the Door**
15. A homeowner reported finding a goat at their door in the middle of the night.
16. The goat, which was missing ears, wanted to enter the house.
**Third News: Teeth as a Gift**
17. A man in Egypt allegedly removed his teeth to give to his loved one as a proof of love.
18. The authenticity of this news is questioned by the anchor.
**Fourth News: Brother in a Luggage Bag**
19. A person put their brother in a luggage bag, set a passcode, but then forgot it.
20. The brother was stuck in the bag until the passcode was remembered (passcode shared in the content).