内容摘要：Mayor of Zapopan Juan José Frangie said his office had no record of Ms Márquez requesting help from the authorities due to threats against her, adding "a femicide is the worst thing", according to news agency AFP.

Mayor of Zapopan Juan José Frangie said his office had no record of Ms Márquez requesting help from the authorities due to threats against her, adding "a femicide is the worst thing", according to news agency AFP.

But she said her new business has helped her feel "useful"."People come to me, they smile, they love my job and it is most important to be useful here," she said.

Nine people have been killed in a Russian drone attack on a civilian minibus in north-eastern Ukraine, officials say.Regional military leaders said seven others were also injured in the attack on Saturday morning in Bilopillia as a minibus travelled to Sumy, the regional capital close to Russia's border.The strike occurred just hours after Russia and Ukraine held their first face-to-face talks in more than three years. Little was achieved but a prisoner swap was agreed.

Ukraine president Volodymr Zelensky said the attack on the bus was "a deliberate killing of civilians". Russia has not commented but state media reported that forces had hit a "military staging area" in the Sumy province.Zelensky said Russian forces "could not help but understand what kind of vehicle they were hitting".

He said a family - a mother, father and their daughter - were among those killed in the attack.

Citing preliminary information, Sumy's regional head Oleh Hryhorov said the bus was hit by a Russian Lancet drone at 06:17 local time on Saturday (03:17 GMT). He described the attack as "inhumane"."We have some amazing field hospitals... but none of them are capable of doing the type of surgery that we're doing here. And none of them have ICU capacity or generated oxygen. So, even all of them together couldn't cope with the amount of patients that we have."

She warned: "If Nasser is evacuated, we really are looking at the imminent death of hundreds of patients because we won't be able to take them anywhere."Nasser was also hit by an Israeli strike on 13 May, killing two people including a Palestinian journalist who was being treated for injuries he sustained in a previous strike on a tented camp at the complex. The attack also destroyed 18 beds in a burns unit, according to the WHO.

The IDF accused the journalist of being a Hamas operative and alleged that the hospital was being used by the group to "carry out terrorist plots".Another strike on Monday severely damaged Nasser's medical warehouse and destroyed critical WHO supplies, according to the hospital's director.