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November 18, 2024

News Desk

One dead in resurgence of unrest in India’s Manipur state

Protesters demolish a security shelter outside the residence of a lawmaker during a protest in Imphal West, in the northeastern state of Manipur, India, November 16, 2024. — Reuters Manipur was hit by a fresh wave of violence last week. Residents of Meitei vandalize property on Sunday. An indefinite curfew was imposed. mobile services are suspended. GUWAHATI, INDIA: At least one person has been killed in the past 24 hours during a third straight day of ethnic unrest in the restive state of Manipur on India’s eastern border, a government official said on Monday. The state of 3.2 million people,

WHO names Pakistan among five high-burden countries as TB resurgence

A health technician analyzes blood samples for tuberculosis tests at a high-tech tuberculosis laboratory in Carabayllo in Lima, Peru, May 19, 2016. — Reuters “Tuberculosis remains a global health threat,” says the WHO director-general. Newly diagnosed cases rise to 8.2 million in 2023, WHO reports. In 2023, only 44% of MDR/RR-TB cases were diagnosed and treated. Islamabad: The World Health Organization (WHO) has named Pakistan as one of the top five high-burden countries where tuberculosis (TB) cases are set to reach a record high in 2023. The News reported on Wednesday. According to the World Health Organization, the country –

NIH raises alarm over diphtheria resurgence in country

A representational image showing a child being cared for by a caregiver in a hospital. — Reuters/File NIH issues second advisory for diphtheria spreading across country. The government calls for immediate prevention and control measures. The NIH advisory highlights the need for enhanced vaccination coverage. Islamabad: The National Institute of Health (NIH) has sounded the alarm over the alarming rise in diphtheria cases across the country, The News reported on Tuesday. “The current situation of diphtheria is alarming. There are deaths and cases all over Pakistan. Lab positivity is also being reported. But right now, we don’t have the actual

August 10, 2024

News Desk

The resurgence of Crocs

It’s no longer just shoes that make that crazy “puch puch” noise after a day at the pool LONDON: Let’s talk about Crocs. Yes, those sensory nightmares that once made us collectively cringe. Remember the days when walking into a Crocs store was a rite of passage for every 10-year-old, eagerly picking out jibbers emblazoned with every cartoon character known to man? Ah, the simpler times. Fast forward to now, and Crocs are no longer just for kids running around in water parks (in sport mode, of course). Oh no, these rubber clogs have clawed their way into the wardrobes

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