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August 18, 2024

News Desk

Doctors across India halted services in protest at the killing in Calcutta

NEW DELHI: Hospitals and clinics across India were forced to turn away patients, except for emergencies, as medical professionals went on a 24-hour strike on Saturday. The protest came in response to the rape and murder of a doctor earlier this month in Kolkata, a crime that has sparked outrage across the country. More than a million doctors were expected to participate in the strike, effectively paralyzing medical services across the country. To manage emergencies, hospitals pressed faculty staff from medical schools to operate. In a statement released on Saturday after a meeting with representatives from various medical associations, the

UK court hearing on migrant detention halted by US

The US government has blocked a British hearing in the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT), citing security concerns, according to official documents. BIOT’s high court was due to hold a hearing this week on the island of Diego Garcia, attended by the BBC, to determine whether a group of migrants were being held illegally. However, the US last week withdrew its consent to the hearing, preventing lawyers and the press from accessing the island. Diego Garcia, home to a secret UK-US military base, has limited access. The US said it would not allow participants in the hearing to board US

April 28, 2024

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Ipswich’s promotion bid was halted by Hull’s draw

LONDON: Ipswich missed the chance to move into the Championship’s automatic promotion places as Hull salvaged a 3-3 draw on Saturday. Kieran McKenna’s side were just three minutes away from a priceless treble at the MKM Stadium. But Hull’s late equalizer meant they remained third behind second-placed Leeds on goal difference, while the draw kept Hull’s play-off hopes alive. George Hirst opened the scoring for Ipswich with a fine shot into the bottom corner in the 19th minute. Hull equalized five minutes before half-time through Ozan Tufan, but the visitors went ahead through Omari Hutchinson in first-half stoppage time. Half-time

November 17, 2023

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Drilling halted to rescue 40 men trapped in India tunnel

Rescuers trying to reach 40 workers trapped in a collapsed highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas since last weekend temporarily halted work on Friday after their drilling machine became stuck, authorities said. The men have been stuck in the hillside tunnel in Uttarakhand state since Sunday morning after it caved in. They have light, receive oxygen, food, water and medication through a tube and talk by walkie-talkie. Although officials say they are fine, families are waiting anxiously, some camped outside. Efforts to reach them have been slowed by falling debris while drilling, and a new machine flown in from New

November 5, 2023

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Rescue efforts were halted after the earthquake in Nepal

Search and rescue efforts after the earthquake in Nepal wrapped up on Sunday as the focus shifted to providing relief to survivors waiting for food and shelter, officials said 36 hours after the disaster struck. At least 157 people were killed in isolated western districts of the Himalayan country when the 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck late Friday. Many survivors spent the night under the open sky, their mud houses reduced to piles of rubble. Several people died in Nalgad village in the worst-hit Jajarkot district, where Mahesh Chanare prepared to cremate his father-in-law on Sunday. “The rest of my family is

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