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Another 151 participants were confirmed safe, of which eight with minor injuries were treated in a hospital
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Twenty-four people were cured of the disease during the period, taking the total number of recoveries in the archipelago to 6,441.
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The method has been proved to be a harmless way of reducing human-elephant conflicts
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According to Variety, during the meeting, Jae-In and Biden talked about the volatile situation in North Korea and the denuclearisation of the peninsula, collaboration on vaccinations to prevent the deadly spread of COVID-19
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The trial will assess Covid-19 vaccines of Oxford-AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Novavax, Valneva, Janssen and Curevac.
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The African Covid-19 Critical Care Outcomes Study, co-led by various researchers including from the University of Cape Town, is based on data from 64 hospitals in 10 countries.
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The employees, part of the Apple Muslim Association (AMA) which is an official employee group, asked the company to recognise that "millions of Palestinian people currently suffer under an illegal occupation"
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Japanese craftsmen preserve 'Katana', an indigenous traditional sword
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Accompanying this new web tool is a handbook containing valuable guidance on how to navigate the database, as well as match and pitch projects to the most suitable funders.
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The reincarnation of the Dalai Lama and other grand Living Buddhas has been subjected to approval by the central government since the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), claimed an official white paper issued by the Chinese government
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"At a moment when US-made bombs are devastating Gaza, we cannot simply let another huge arms sale go through without even a Congressional debate," the independent senator from Vermont said
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According to the latest media reports, a total of 232 Palestinians, including more than 60 children, and at least 12 Israelis, have been killed since violence erupted near the Gaza border on May 10
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"The law will provide resources to create specialised hate crimes units that will also help states create hotlines for hate crimes at state and local levels that will be accessible for people with limited English proficiency, said the US President
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Israel claimed to inflict heavy damage on Hamas but once again was unable to halt the Islamic militant group's nonstop rocket barrages
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The dust storm lashed the city under the influence of a severe tropical cyclone Tauktae in Southeast Arabian Sea that made landfall in the Indian state of Gujarat.
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A team of scientists from Hokkaido University in Japan used a novel antigen-based kit, Lumipulse SARS-CoV-2 Ag kit (Lumipulse), developed by a Japanese company Fujirebio
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The women, in their early 20s to mid-60s, alleged in the lawsuit filed in various US district courts that they were retaliated against by "white managers" for complaining internally about race, gender, or sexual harassment
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TikTok star Hamidullah, a resident of Maaband Shah Dherai, was filming a video showing a suicide scene for sharing with his followers on his account when the pistol went off
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The team is using a self-propelled commercial Wave Glider decked out with scientific instruments that can study the ocean from its surface.
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According to Russia's integrated nuclear power company Rosatom, the anti-poaching `Rhisotope Project' was initiated by the University of Witwatersrand (WIT) and is being implemented
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It provides a pretty good framework for dealing with such an event
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Scientists have long known that the Antarctic ice sheet has physical tipping points, beyond which ice loss can accelerate out of control.
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Although overall men and women gambled less frequently during the lockdown, partly due to betting shops being closed, some forms of gambling increased.
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The oldest-ever verified Australian was Christina Cook, who died in 2002 aged 114 years and 148 days.