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Swiss Cabin Crew Member Dies After Smoke Forced Emergency Landing In Graz
Swiss International Air Lines said on Monday a member of its cabin crew who ended up in intensive care last week when the flight he was on suffered engine problems and smoke inside the plane, has died in hospital.
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Understanding The Difference Between Heartburn And Heart Attack
This article explores the differences between heartburn and heart attack symptoms, helping readers understand when to seek emergency care and when to consider lifestyle changes or medications for digestive relief.
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Beauty And Personal Care Special: Top New Brand Launches During Myntra Big Fashion Festival, Up To 60% Off
Get ready to upgrade your skincare and makeup collection with Myntra. The Big Fashion Festival brings you exciting new launches from renowned brands and emerging favourites. Discover now.
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Techie, 40, Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At HCL Office In Nagpur
An employee of HCLTech died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the firm's office in Nagpur city, with the IT major sharing that he was provided emergency care at the campus clinic before being rushed to the hospital.
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Opinion | Tech's Final Frontier: Death-Tech In India
Growing number of grief-tech startups have emerged in recent years, providing services related to end-of-life planning and post-mortem support. These services include digital wills, funeral planning assistance, after-death care, and asset management
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"Longest 2 Hours": Passengers Recall Singapore Airline Flight Horror
Twenty people were in intensive care in Bangkok hospitals on Wednesday after a terrifying high-altitude plunge on a flight from London during which an elderly passenger died and more than 100 were injured.
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19 Killed As Part Of Highway Collapses, Traps 18 Vehicles In China's Guangdong
The incident is the latest in a string of deadly disasters to hit Guangdong in recent weeks. "19 people have been confirmed dead and 30 are receiving all-out emergency care in hospital", said CCTV.
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Uber Responds About Emergency Button After User Claims Driver Harassed His Wife To Pay Extra
He also shared a screenshot of the ride details and continued in the caption, "I can 100% sure they even won't care to check the matter even after this post."
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Bengaluru Doctor's Quick Action Saves Passenger's Life On Air India Flight
Dr Sankaran informed that the flight had not yet taken off so the woman was put under the care of doctors from Medanta Medical Centre at the airport.
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Israel-Hamas War: Woman Rescued From Home Ruins Gives Birth To Baby Girl
An operation resulted in the miraculous birth of a baby not too distant from the remains of her family's home in the Gaza Strip.
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India's First 5G-Connected Ambulance Service Launched In Kolkata
For the first time in India, ambulances with 5G network will transform delivery of emergency care, where the treatment of a patient will begin in the ambulance itself as these ambulances will have the capabilities providing critical care.
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After More Than 3 Years, Joe Biden Ends US Covid Emergency Status
President Joe Biden on Monday officially ended the Covid national health emergency that for more than three years underpinned extraordinary efforts to provide care for a country where more than a million people died from the disease.
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Army Rescues 400 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
The Army rescued around 400 tourists after they got stranded following heavy snowfall in Sikkim and later provided emergency assistance, including medical care and food, defence sources said on Sunday.
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Medical Equipment Worth Over Rs 7 Crore Sent To Turkey, Syria: India
India has sent emergency relief material comprising life-saving medicines, protective items and critical care equipment valued at over Rs 7 crore to quake-hit Turkiye and Syria, the Union Health Ministry said today.
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In Covid-Hit China, Getting A Hospital Bed Depends On Who You Are
As Covid ripped across China and filled emergency wards, privileged patients cut hospital queues because they knew someone, offered a bribe or paid people with connections, said three people who accessed care through such means.
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Swiss Cabin Crew Member Dies After Smoke Forced Emergency Landing In Graz
Swiss International Air Lines said on Monday a member of its cabin crew who ended up in intensive care last week when the flight he was on suffered engine problems and smoke inside the plane, has died in hospital.
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Understanding The Difference Between Heartburn And Heart Attack
This article explores the differences between heartburn and heart attack symptoms, helping readers understand when to seek emergency care and when to consider lifestyle changes or medications for digestive relief.
-
Beauty And Personal Care Special: Top New Brand Launches During Myntra Big Fashion Festival, Up To 60% Off
Get ready to upgrade your skincare and makeup collection with Myntra. The Big Fashion Festival brings you exciting new launches from renowned brands and emerging favourites. Discover now.
-
Techie, 40, Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At HCL Office In Nagpur
An employee of HCLTech died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the firm's office in Nagpur city, with the IT major sharing that he was provided emergency care at the campus clinic before being rushed to the hospital.
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Opinion | Tech's Final Frontier: Death-Tech In India
Growing number of grief-tech startups have emerged in recent years, providing services related to end-of-life planning and post-mortem support. These services include digital wills, funeral planning assistance, after-death care, and asset management
-
"Longest 2 Hours": Passengers Recall Singapore Airline Flight Horror
Twenty people were in intensive care in Bangkok hospitals on Wednesday after a terrifying high-altitude plunge on a flight from London during which an elderly passenger died and more than 100 were injured.
-
19 Killed As Part Of Highway Collapses, Traps 18 Vehicles In China's Guangdong
The incident is the latest in a string of deadly disasters to hit Guangdong in recent weeks. "19 people have been confirmed dead and 30 are receiving all-out emergency care in hospital", said CCTV.
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Uber Responds About Emergency Button After User Claims Driver Harassed His Wife To Pay Extra
He also shared a screenshot of the ride details and continued in the caption, "I can 100% sure they even won't care to check the matter even after this post."
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Bengaluru Doctor's Quick Action Saves Passenger's Life On Air India Flight
Dr Sankaran informed that the flight had not yet taken off so the woman was put under the care of doctors from Medanta Medical Centre at the airport.
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Israel-Hamas War: Woman Rescued From Home Ruins Gives Birth To Baby Girl
An operation resulted in the miraculous birth of a baby not too distant from the remains of her family's home in the Gaza Strip.
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India's First 5G-Connected Ambulance Service Launched In Kolkata
For the first time in India, ambulances with 5G network will transform delivery of emergency care, where the treatment of a patient will begin in the ambulance itself as these ambulances will have the capabilities providing critical care.
-
After More Than 3 Years, Joe Biden Ends US Covid Emergency Status
President Joe Biden on Monday officially ended the Covid national health emergency that for more than three years underpinned extraordinary efforts to provide care for a country where more than a million people died from the disease.
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Army Rescues 400 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
The Army rescued around 400 tourists after they got stranded following heavy snowfall in Sikkim and later provided emergency assistance, including medical care and food, defence sources said on Sunday.
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Medical Equipment Worth Over Rs 7 Crore Sent To Turkey, Syria: India
India has sent emergency relief material comprising life-saving medicines, protective items and critical care equipment valued at over Rs 7 crore to quake-hit Turkiye and Syria, the Union Health Ministry said today.
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In Covid-Hit China, Getting A Hospital Bed Depends On Who You Are
As Covid ripped across China and filled emergency wards, privileged patients cut hospital queues because they knew someone, offered a bribe or paid people with connections, said three people who accessed care through such means.
