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People are facing the unprecedented obesity epidemic, reveals the research

In addition, people of size see work in a bright, open workplace. – Unsplash/file London: A new study warns that obesity and overweight rates are rapidly increasing around the world, with more than half of adults and almost one -third of children and young people are expected to be affected by 2050, stressing researchers to describe as “monumental”. This represents more than 3.8 billion adults and 746 million children and adolescents published in the study The Lancet he said. Obesity is associated with increased risk of serious health problems such as diabetes, certain cancers and heart disease. “The unprecedented global

December 2, 2024

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KSE-100 Index depicting unprecedented ground forces of over 102,000 units

Stockbrokers are busy trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Thursday, November 28, 2024. — PPI The stock market started the week on a high note, driven by a combination of improving economic indicators, strong corporate earnings and strong investor confidence. The market is now in unprecedented territory, reflecting optimism around stabilizing macroeconomic conditions and policy reforms aimed at boosting growth. The benchmark Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) KSE-100 rose further on Monday, adding 1,380.51 points to hit a fresh high of 102,737.83 during intraday trade. This marks an increase of 1.36% from its previous close of 101,357.32

Unprecedented global heat is fueling massive wildfires in the US and Europe

Huge wildfires are ravaging the western US and southern Europe amid intense heatwaves this summer, with scientists warning that global temperatures have reached “uncharted territory”. Earth just experienced its hottest day in recent history, according to data from the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Agency. On Monday, the daily global average temperature hit a new record high of 17.16 degrees Celsius. This surpasses the previous records of 17.09 degrees Celsius, set just a day before on July 21, and 17.08 degrees Celsius, set a year earlier on July 6, 2023, it said. “We are now in truly uncharted territory, and as

July 29, 2024

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Unprecedented employment crisis and brain drain

KARACHI: The persistent brain drain and its impact on Pakistan’s social fabric is a recurring theme in this space. While seeking a better future abroad is not inherently wrong, the current situation where the most educated and skilled individuals struggle to make ends meet and lose hope of finding decent employment is unprecedented. In 2023 alone, worsening economic conditions and high unemployment rates led 860,000 highly skilled Pakistanis to seek better prospects abroad. This alarming scale of immigration, combined with stagnant growth prospects, suggests that the situation will only worsen in the coming years. The frustration of young people is

Residents are urged to stay indoors as unprecedented rains bring life to a standstill

Cars drive through water on a flooded road after heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 16, 2024. — Reuters Al Ain recorded 254.8mm of rainfall in less than 24 hours. Thunderstorms, lightning continued all night. The UAE government is extending remote work, learning until Wednesday. The United Arab Emirates has seen record and highest levels of rainfall for the first time in 75 years with even Dubai flooding under rainwater. Following the unprecedented weather phenomenon, the UAE’s National Meteorological Center issued a red alert, urging residents to remain vigilant as weather conditions continued to deteriorate. While the rain

UAE braces for red alert after unprecedented rain and severe weather

Cars drive through water on a flooded road after heavy rain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 16, 2024. — Reuters Al Ain recorded 254.8mm of rainfall in less than 24 hours. Thunderstorms, lightning continued all night. The UAE government is extending remote work, learning until Wednesday. The United Arab Emirates has seen record and highest levels of rainfall for the first time in 75 years with even Dubai flooding under rainwater. Following the unprecedented weather phenomenon, the UAE’s National Meteorological Center issued a red alert, urging residents to remain vigilant as weather conditions continued to deteriorate. While the rain

Iran launches unprecedented strikes on Israel with hundreds of drones, missiles

JERUSALEM: Iran launched more than 200 drones and missiles at Israel in an unprecedented attack late Saturday, Israel’s military said, in a major escalation of the long-running secret war between the regional foes. Iran’s proxies and allies also carried out coordinated attacks on Israeli positions as sirens sounded in several places and AFP correspondents heard explosions in the sky over Jerusalem early Sunday. Iran has repeatedly threatened to retaliate against Israel for a deadly April 1 airstrike on its consulate in Damascus, and Washington has repeatedly warned in recent days that retaliation was imminent. “Iran launched a UAV from its

January 26, 2024

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China’s 9b trips signal an unprecedented economic boost

As the Spring Festival travel rush unfolds, holiday consumption could significantly boost China’s GDP growth for the first quarter of 2024 Passengers wait at Washington Ronald Reagan National Airport in Virginia over Presidents Day weekend. The TSA screened more than 2 million people on Friday and Sunday. — AFP The annual 40-day travel rush, known as the chunyun or Spring Festival travel rush, recognized as the world’s largest human migration, is set to begin today, with an expected record 9 billion passenger trips. The vibrant atmosphere, from bustling transport hubs to vibrant markets, is poised to not only mark the

January 9, 2024

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US battles unprecedented weather, from tornadoes to blizzards

The weather forecast warned residents of possible flash flooding, strong winds of up to 50 mph and thunderstorms Extreme weather caused major damage to the Lower Grand Lagoon.— x/JayLesykWX A massive storm system is wreaking havoc across parts of the United States, unleashing a barrage of extreme weather from tornadoes in the south to blizzards in the north. The forecast, issued by the National Weather Service, has warned residents of possible flooding, gusty winds of up to 50 miles per hour and thunderstorms stretching from the western Carolinas into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Governors and officials are urging residents to

December 29, 2023

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A decade of unprecedented growth in the fintech landscape

KARACHI: Pakistan’s fintech industry landscape is undergoing a transformation, with local entrepreneurs encouraged to build their own payment rails instead of relying on international giants like PayPal and Stripe. Dukan CEO and Rozee Chairman Monis Rahman advocates independence, stating: “We have the talent and capability today to build our own bridges and PayPals. It seems like a waste of time to wait for PayPal and Stripe when our fintech entrepreneurs should be focusing on building our own rails so that we are independent from international whims that can derail the digitization agenda.” Extending the issue of cybercrimes to the digital

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