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Myanmar earthquake kills over 1,000 as rescue efforts intensify

Myanmar earthquake kills over 1,000 as rescue efforts intensify

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday, followed by a 6.7-magnitude aftershock, causing widespread devastation. The military junta reported 1,002 deaths, 2,376 injuries, and 30 missing persons. In Bangkok, Thailand, six people died when a high-rise under construction…
Balochistan Rocked by Suicide Bomber Attack as Imran Khan Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

Balochistan Rocked by Suicide Bomber Attack as Imran Khan Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

In a concerning development, a suspected suicide bomber targeted a political protest rally in Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province on Saturday, Anadolu Agency reported. The attack, which occurred near the rally of Balochistan National Party chief Sardar Akhtar Mengal, did not…
Stanford Scientists Solve the Mystery of Antarctica’s Cooling Waters

Stanford Scientists Solve the Mystery of Antarctica’s Cooling Waters

Researchers at Stanford University have identified that the cooling of surface waters in the Southern Ocean, contrary to climate model predictions of warming, is largely due to freshwater from melting ice sheets, SciTech Daily reported. Their study reveals that this…
Second WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution, Health Concludes with Major Commitments

Second WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution, Health Concludes with Major Commitments

The Second WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution and Health has ended with significant commitments from over 50 countries and organizations to combat air pollution and protect public health. Organized with the Government of Colombia, the event gathered over 700…
Gloucestershire Company Wins £150,000 Prize for Lunar Water Production Device

Gloucestershire Company Wins £150,000 Prize for Lunar Water Production Device

Naicker Scientific, a small company based in Gloucestershire, has won a £150,000 prize for inventing a device that produces clean water from icy lunar soil, The Guardian reported. Their innovative solution, known as the SonoChem system, utilizes a microwave oven,…
Innovative 3D Technology May Connect Surgeons with Patients in Africa’s Most Isolated Areas

Innovative 3D Technology May Connect Surgeons with Patients in Africa’s Most Isolated Areas

A pioneering 3D telemedicine project is set to enhance healthcare access in remote regions of Africa, particularly Ghana, Arab News reported. Developed by Microsoft’s research team alongside local doctors, the initiative utilizes a mobile van equipped with advanced cameras to…
Pakistan: Roadside blast near police vehicle kills two, injures 17 in Quetta

Pakistan: Roadside blast near police vehicle kills two, injures 17 in Quetta

A roadside explosion in Quetta’s busy Berch Market area killed two people and injured at least 17 others on Thursday, according to local officials. The blast occurred near a police vehicle along Double Road, causing panic among residents. Authorities confirmed…
Watchdog reports over 230 violations against Afghan journalists, cites growing press crackdown

Watchdog reports over 230 violations against Afghan journalists, cites growing press crackdown

A media watchdog representing Afghan journalists in exile has reported a sharp rise in restrictions on press freedom in Afghanistan, documenting more than 50 raids on media outlets by Taliban authorities over the past year. In its annual report, Afghan…
US Dempartment of Health announces major workforce cuts and restructuring

US Dempartment of Health announces major workforce cuts and restructuring

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will reduce its workforce by 10,000 positions as part of a broad restructuring effort, Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Thursday. The cuts, combined with previous reductions, will bring the total…
Finland seeks extension of border asylum ban until 2026

Finland seeks extension of border asylum ban until 2026

Finland’s government has proposed extending a law that allows authorities to reject asylum applications from migrants crossing the closed eastern border with Russia. The emergency measure, initially approved for a year in July 2024, would now remain in place until…
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