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February 3, 2024

News Desk

‘Zombie football’ keeps Son and South Korea alive at Asian Cup

DOHA: South Korea’s Asian Cup performances have been dubbed “zombie football” but Son Heung-min says the way they are coming back to life shows the team have the spirit to go all the way. The Koreans rose from the dead again in Friday’s 2-1 quarter-final win over Australia, with Son winning a 96th-minute penalty converted by Hwang Hee-chan to send the game into extra time. Skipper Son then sealed victory with a superb free-kick in the 104th minute to send South Korea into the semi-finals against Jordan. Jurgen Klinsmann’s men have won just one game inside 90 minutes in Qatar

December 24, 2023

News Desk

Scientists fear potential spread of dreaded ‘zombie deer disease’ to humans

First case detected in Yellowstone National Park leaves animals scrambling, lethargic, emaciated, stumbling This picture shows a deer in a field. —Pixabay Scientists in the United States are sounding the alarm about the possible spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD), dubbed “zombie deer disease,” to humans in the future after the first case of it was reported in Yellowstone National Park last month. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CWD is a highly contagious prion disease that can also cause weight loss, staggering, weakness, and neurological symptoms. The disease has been identified in deer, elk, reindeer

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