Best pictures from September 28
Olive ridley turtle hatchlings crawl to the ocean after they were released in Salina Cruz in Oaxaca State. Mexican naval personnel and conservationists on Friday released 4,000 turtle hatchlings into the Pacific after they were born in a government facility. The turtles' eggs were hatched in incubators after they were extracted from their nests by the Mexican Navy in order to protect the eggs from looters. The eggs are a traditional part of the diet on Oaxaca's sweltering coastal plains, where markets openly display them alongside turtle meat, despite laws prohibiting their sale.Jorge Luis Plata/Reuters
Against the city light of Kuala Lumpur, BASE jumper Kjersti Eide of Norway leaps before opening her parachute from Kuala Lumpur Tower. Ninety-five BASE jumpers from 23 countries are taking part in Kuala Lumpur International Jump Malaysia 2012.BAZUKI MUHAMMAD/Reuters
Indian Muslim women wash themselves near a fountain as a pigeon flies by at the Jama Masjid, or the Grand Mosque, in New Delhi, India. The Jama Masjid is one of India's biggest mosques.Altaf Qadri/The Associated Press
A man to clear muddy water from his house, after heavy rain caused flash floods in the town of Villanueva del Rosario, Malaga, southern Spain. Homes were destroyed and at least one woman was killed. Rescue workers are searching to determine if there are more victims.Sergio Torres/The Associated Press
Richard Perry Hereditary chief of Babine Lake Nation seen here in Burns Lake as he remembers back to when he was student at Immaculata school where John Furlong was a teacher.John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail
Fishermen are silhouetted against the setting sun carries baskets of fish to sell at a local market from Karachi's Clifton beach.ATHAR HUSSAIN/Reuters
Thousand of kids cheer as they attend We Day in Toronto at Air Canada Centre on Bay St., Toronto.Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail
The wreckage of a Dornier aircraft, owned by private firm Sita Air, is seen at a crash site in Kathmandu. A small plane crashed shortly after takeoff from the Nepali capital of Kathmandu on Friday, killing 19 people, including seven British and five Chinese passengers, an airline official said.NAVESH CHITRAKAR/Reuters
The old portrait of China's late Chairman Mao Zedong is removed from Tiananmen Gate to make way for a new portrait of him during annual renovation works ahead of the 63rd National Day on October 1, in Beijing.JASON LEE/Reuters
Hot-air balloons soar over the Yakima River at Prosser, Wash. during the 23rd annual Great Prosser Balloon Rally. About 20 ballons flew over the Prosser area Friday with 27 balloons scheduled to take part in the Sept. 28-30 event.Gordon King
A man is seen through a door curtain as he leaves a hall showing designed furniture at the 798 Art District in Beijing.Alexander F. Yuan/The Associated Press
Workers stand on one of the spheres of Brussels' Atomium during a site cleaning. The 102-metre tall structure and its nine spheres symbolise a crystal molecule of metal with its atoms being magnified about 165 billion times.YVES HERMAN/Reuters