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Mexico's "Warmest Welcome" To 5 Members Of Afghan All-Girl Robotics Team
Five members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team arrived in Mexico on Tuesday evening, fleeing an uncertain future at home after the recent collapse of the U.S.-backed government and takeover by the Taliban terrorist group.
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Afghan All-Girls Robotics Team Designs Low-Cost Ventilator To Treat Coronavirus Patients
In the eastern Afghan city of Herat, 18-year-old high school student Somaya Faruqi adjusts a suction cap as she puts the finishing touches before unveiling a low-cost, lightweight ventilator created by her and six other young women.
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Ventilator From Old Car Parts? Afghan Girls Pursue Prototype
Afghanistan’s prize-winning girls' robotics team say they’re on a life-saving mission — to build a ventilator from used car parts and help their war-stricken country battle the virus.
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An Indian Team From Mumbai Wins 2 Awards At A Global Robotics Competition
A group of seven Indian students has bagged two awards at the FIRST Global robotics Olympiad in the US where 157 countries participated.
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After Visa Delays, Afghan Girls Robotics Team Reaches US for Competition
Donald Trump intervened at the last minute to grant the girls passage to the US, and they arrived Saturday.
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Afghan Girls Robotics Team Land In US After Visa U-Turn
A team of Afghan girls who were earlier denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition landed in the United States early Saturday following an intervention by US President Donald Trump.
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After Trump Nudge, Afghan Girls Get US Visas To Attend Robotics Competition
A team of Afghan girls who had been denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition are now allowed to come, organizers said Wednesday.
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Denied A US Visa, This All-Girl Afghan Robotics Team To Participate Via Skype
Two Afghan girls refused visas to the United States for a robot-building competition said on Tuesday they were mystified by the decision, as the contest's organizers said teams from Iran and Sudan as well as a de facto Syrian team had gained visas.
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Mexico's "Warmest Welcome" To 5 Members Of Afghan All-Girl Robotics Team
Five members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team arrived in Mexico on Tuesday evening, fleeing an uncertain future at home after the recent collapse of the U.S.-backed government and takeover by the Taliban terrorist group.
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Afghan All-Girls Robotics Team Designs Low-Cost Ventilator To Treat Coronavirus Patients
In the eastern Afghan city of Herat, 18-year-old high school student Somaya Faruqi adjusts a suction cap as she puts the finishing touches before unveiling a low-cost, lightweight ventilator created by her and six other young women.
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Ventilator From Old Car Parts? Afghan Girls Pursue Prototype
Afghanistan’s prize-winning girls' robotics team say they’re on a life-saving mission — to build a ventilator from used car parts and help their war-stricken country battle the virus.
-
An Indian Team From Mumbai Wins 2 Awards At A Global Robotics Competition
A group of seven Indian students has bagged two awards at the FIRST Global robotics Olympiad in the US where 157 countries participated.
-
After Visa Delays, Afghan Girls Robotics Team Reaches US for Competition
Donald Trump intervened at the last minute to grant the girls passage to the US, and they arrived Saturday.
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Afghan Girls Robotics Team Land In US After Visa U-Turn
A team of Afghan girls who were earlier denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition landed in the United States early Saturday following an intervention by US President Donald Trump.
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After Trump Nudge, Afghan Girls Get US Visas To Attend Robotics Competition
A team of Afghan girls who had been denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition are now allowed to come, organizers said Wednesday.
-
Denied A US Visa, This All-Girl Afghan Robotics Team To Participate Via Skype
Two Afghan girls refused visas to the United States for a robot-building competition said on Tuesday they were mystified by the decision, as the contest's organizers said teams from Iran and Sudan as well as a de facto Syrian team had gained visas.
