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Office Workers In South Korea, China Turn To Nutrient IV Therapy For Energy
A survey by South Korea's Asian Daily found that over half of young people feel mentally and physically drained due to success-related pressures.
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PM Modi To Address Nation At 10 AM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.
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Thousands Arrested For "Virus-Related Crimes" In China
Nearly 5,800 people suspected of killing health workers, selling defective medical equipment and lying about their travel history have been arrested in China for epidemic-related crimes since January, the state prosecutor's office said.
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COVID-19 Health Workers Anxious, Won't Use Chinese Kits: Assam Minister
The Assam government has decided not to use the Chinese personal protection equipment (PPE) kits - imported from China this week - in its fight against coronavirus.
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US Announces $8 Billion Coronavirus Aid As Death Count Rises To 12
US lawmakers passed an emergency $8.3 billion spending bill to combat the coronavirus Thursday as health workers boarded a cruise ship held off the coast of San Francisco to test sick passengers and crew.
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Coronavirus Now Well-Established In Iran: WHO
The new coronavirus is well-established in Iran, UN health officials said on Tuesday, warning that a lack of protective gear for healthcare workers was complicating efforts to control the outbreak.
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6 Health Workers Died In China Due To Coronavirus, 1,716 Infected
Six health workers have died from the new coronavirus in China and more than 1,700 have been infected, health officials said Friday, underscoring the risks doctors and nurses have taken due to shortages of protective gear.
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Patients Infected 40 Employees At Hospital In Coronavirus-Hit Wuhan: Study
Forty health care workers were infected with the novel coronavirus by patients at a single Wuhan hospital in January, a new study has found, underscoring the risks to those at the frontlines of the growing epidemic.
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Mystery Illness Continues To Trouble US Embassy Employees In Cuba
Another US Embassy employee in Cuba has come down with mysterious health symptoms consistent with those suffered by at least two dozen workers at the Havana compound.
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China To Limit Family Size For Up To 30 Years, Despite Concerns
China will stick to family planning restrictions for up to 30 years, a senior Chinese official said today, rejecting concern that limits on the number of children had shrunk the pool of workers needed to support an aging population.
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China Challenge: Getting Poor Migrant Workers To Buy Vacant Homes
Rattled by the potential economic fallout from millions of unsold homes, China wants migrant workers to buy properties in smaller cities and ease the burden on a real estate sector that makes up about 15 percent of the country's economic growth.
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Mystery Shrouds Deaths of Hundreds of Chinese Workers in Sleep
The number of young male workers with no history of health problems who died suddenly in their sleep has risen sharply to 893 in the past decade from 231 in China's central Guangdong province, according to a report.
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Office Workers In South Korea, China Turn To Nutrient IV Therapy For Energy
A survey by South Korea's Asian Daily found that over half of young people feel mentally and physically drained due to success-related pressures.
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PM Modi To Address Nation At 10 AM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.
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Thousands Arrested For "Virus-Related Crimes" In China
Nearly 5,800 people suspected of killing health workers, selling defective medical equipment and lying about their travel history have been arrested in China for epidemic-related crimes since January, the state prosecutor's office said.
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COVID-19 Health Workers Anxious, Won't Use Chinese Kits: Assam Minister
The Assam government has decided not to use the Chinese personal protection equipment (PPE) kits - imported from China this week - in its fight against coronavirus.
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US Announces $8 Billion Coronavirus Aid As Death Count Rises To 12
US lawmakers passed an emergency $8.3 billion spending bill to combat the coronavirus Thursday as health workers boarded a cruise ship held off the coast of San Francisco to test sick passengers and crew.
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Coronavirus Now Well-Established In Iran: WHO
The new coronavirus is well-established in Iran, UN health officials said on Tuesday, warning that a lack of protective gear for healthcare workers was complicating efforts to control the outbreak.
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6 Health Workers Died In China Due To Coronavirus, 1,716 Infected
Six health workers have died from the new coronavirus in China and more than 1,700 have been infected, health officials said Friday, underscoring the risks doctors and nurses have taken due to shortages of protective gear.
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Patients Infected 40 Employees At Hospital In Coronavirus-Hit Wuhan: Study
Forty health care workers were infected with the novel coronavirus by patients at a single Wuhan hospital in January, a new study has found, underscoring the risks to those at the frontlines of the growing epidemic.
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Mystery Illness Continues To Trouble US Embassy Employees In Cuba
Another US Embassy employee in Cuba has come down with mysterious health symptoms consistent with those suffered by at least two dozen workers at the Havana compound.
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China To Limit Family Size For Up To 30 Years, Despite Concerns
China will stick to family planning restrictions for up to 30 years, a senior Chinese official said today, rejecting concern that limits on the number of children had shrunk the pool of workers needed to support an aging population.
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China Challenge: Getting Poor Migrant Workers To Buy Vacant Homes
Rattled by the potential economic fallout from millions of unsold homes, China wants migrant workers to buy properties in smaller cities and ease the burden on a real estate sector that makes up about 15 percent of the country's economic growth.
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Mystery Shrouds Deaths of Hundreds of Chinese Workers in Sleep
The number of young male workers with no history of health problems who died suddenly in their sleep has risen sharply to 893 in the past decade from 231 in China's central Guangdong province, according to a report.
