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4th Consignment Of Relief Materials, Equipment From India Arrives In Quake-Hit Nepal
Three weeks after back-to-back earthquakes rattled the remote western mountain region killing over 150 persons, Nepal on Tuesday received the fourth tranche of emergency medical aid and equipment for the quake-affected families.
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5-Year-OId Boy In US Undergoes Emergency Operation After Swallowing 40 Pieces Of Gum
A 5-year-old boy in the United States underwent an emergency medical procedure after swallowing a large quantity of chewing gum, resulting in an obstructed gastrointestinal tract.
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Japan To Extend $14.8 Million Emergency Aid To India
Japan is extending its emergency aid of nearly USD 14.8 million, which includes additional medical supplies, to India to help its friend fight the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Japanese foreign ministry.
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Lifesaving Oxygen Aid Arrives In India As Death Count Hits New Record
More emergency medical aid from foreign donors to alleviate a dire oxygen shortage arrived in India on Sunday, as Covid-19 deaths in the country rose to a new record.
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Russia Sends Emergency Aid To India Including 20 Oxygen Production Units
Russia has announced that it is sending over 22 tonnes of medical supplies including 20 oxygen production units, 75 ventilators, and 200,000 packs of medicines to India to deal with the COVID-19 second wave.
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Beirut Blast: India Sends Medical, Food Supplies To Lebanon
India has sent 58 metric tonnes of emergency humanitarian aid, including crucial medical and food supplies, to Lebanon whose capital Beirut was rocked by a deadly explosion last week.
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Emergency Aid Lands In Lebanon As World Offers Support
Emergency medical aid and pop-up field hospitals were dispatched to Lebanon Wednesday along with rescue experts and tracking dogs, as the world reached out to the victims of the explosion that devastated Beirut.
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Coronavirus: Ola Helps Over 55,000 Families Through 'Drive The Driver' Fund During COVID Crisis
Ola Foundation, the social welfare arm of the ride-hailing service provider, has come out with a report detailing the impact its 'Drive The Driver' fund has created in India. The special fund was created to help its driver-partners during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the company says that so far it has helped 55,918 families, enabled 9.3 million meal...
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Delhi: Ola's Free Ambulance Service To Aid Non-Coronavirus Patients
Ola's emergency mobility will provide free transportation for medical trips for non-Coronavirus cases through its network of vehicles.
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Her Coworker Lost His Thumb In A Beef Jerky Plant Accident. She Lost Her Job For Helping Him
One early Monday morning in July 2014, a band saw blade at a West Virginia beef jerky plant lopped off a man's thumb. Upon hearing a cry of pain, and witnessing the blood that ran down her coworker's hand and arm, a food processing employee named Michele Butler-Savage rushed to help. Butler-Savage attempted to stanch the wound with paper towels and...
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Court Allows Jail Authorities To Provide Medical Aid To Chhota Rajan
A special court today allowed the authorities of Tihar Jail in New Delhi to take Chhota Rajan to a hospital in case of an emergency, after the underworld don complained of chest pain and breathlessness.
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Aid Groups, Celebrities Seek Funds for Nepal Earthquake; Experts Urge Caution
Governments, aid agencies and celebrities on Monday intensified a push for funding to help survivors of a deadly earthquake in Nepal as the risks posed by a lack of food, water and shelter escalated hourly.
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Yemen's Houthis Battle Over Central Aden, First Medical Aid Arrives
Houthi forces fought battles street by street with local militia in the old centre of Aden on Wednesday, as the first boatloads of emergency medical aid arrived to the south Yemeni port city which aid workers say faces a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Ebola in 2015 - End of the Line for a Killer?
After decades making brief, murderous forays from central Africa's forests, Ebola erupted into a global emergency in 2014, yet its success could spell its downfall as scientists scramble to relegate it to a footnote of medical history.
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Australia to Provide Additional AUD 5 Million Aid for Gaza
Australia today announced an additional AUD 5 million in urgent humanitarian assistance to Gaza to provide emergency food and medical supplies for the victims of the war-torn territory.
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4th Consignment Of Relief Materials, Equipment From India Arrives In Quake-Hit Nepal
Three weeks after back-to-back earthquakes rattled the remote western mountain region killing over 150 persons, Nepal on Tuesday received the fourth tranche of emergency medical aid and equipment for the quake-affected families.
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5-Year-OId Boy In US Undergoes Emergency Operation After Swallowing 40 Pieces Of Gum
A 5-year-old boy in the United States underwent an emergency medical procedure after swallowing a large quantity of chewing gum, resulting in an obstructed gastrointestinal tract.
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Japan To Extend $14.8 Million Emergency Aid To India
Japan is extending its emergency aid of nearly USD 14.8 million, which includes additional medical supplies, to India to help its friend fight the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Japanese foreign ministry.
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Lifesaving Oxygen Aid Arrives In India As Death Count Hits New Record
More emergency medical aid from foreign donors to alleviate a dire oxygen shortage arrived in India on Sunday, as Covid-19 deaths in the country rose to a new record.
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Russia Sends Emergency Aid To India Including 20 Oxygen Production Units
Russia has announced that it is sending over 22 tonnes of medical supplies including 20 oxygen production units, 75 ventilators, and 200,000 packs of medicines to India to deal with the COVID-19 second wave.
-
Beirut Blast: India Sends Medical, Food Supplies To Lebanon
India has sent 58 metric tonnes of emergency humanitarian aid, including crucial medical and food supplies, to Lebanon whose capital Beirut was rocked by a deadly explosion last week.
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Emergency Aid Lands In Lebanon As World Offers Support
Emergency medical aid and pop-up field hospitals were dispatched to Lebanon Wednesday along with rescue experts and tracking dogs, as the world reached out to the victims of the explosion that devastated Beirut.
-
Coronavirus: Ola Helps Over 55,000 Families Through 'Drive The Driver' Fund During COVID Crisis
Ola Foundation, the social welfare arm of the ride-hailing service provider, has come out with a report detailing the impact its 'Drive The Driver' fund has created in India. The special fund was created to help its driver-partners during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the company says that so far it has helped 55,918 families, enabled 9.3 million meal...
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Delhi: Ola's Free Ambulance Service To Aid Non-Coronavirus Patients
Ola's emergency mobility will provide free transportation for medical trips for non-Coronavirus cases through its network of vehicles.
-
Her Coworker Lost His Thumb In A Beef Jerky Plant Accident. She Lost Her Job For Helping Him
One early Monday morning in July 2014, a band saw blade at a West Virginia beef jerky plant lopped off a man's thumb. Upon hearing a cry of pain, and witnessing the blood that ran down her coworker's hand and arm, a food processing employee named Michele Butler-Savage rushed to help. Butler-Savage attempted to stanch the wound with paper towels and...
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Court Allows Jail Authorities To Provide Medical Aid To Chhota Rajan
A special court today allowed the authorities of Tihar Jail in New Delhi to take Chhota Rajan to a hospital in case of an emergency, after the underworld don complained of chest pain and breathlessness.
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Aid Groups, Celebrities Seek Funds for Nepal Earthquake; Experts Urge Caution
Governments, aid agencies and celebrities on Monday intensified a push for funding to help survivors of a deadly earthquake in Nepal as the risks posed by a lack of food, water and shelter escalated hourly.
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Yemen's Houthis Battle Over Central Aden, First Medical Aid Arrives
Houthi forces fought battles street by street with local militia in the old centre of Aden on Wednesday, as the first boatloads of emergency medical aid arrived to the south Yemeni port city which aid workers say faces a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Ebola in 2015 - End of the Line for a Killer?
After decades making brief, murderous forays from central Africa's forests, Ebola erupted into a global emergency in 2014, yet its success could spell its downfall as scientists scramble to relegate it to a footnote of medical history.
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Australia to Provide Additional AUD 5 Million Aid for Gaza
Australia today announced an additional AUD 5 million in urgent humanitarian assistance to Gaza to provide emergency food and medical supplies for the victims of the war-torn territory.
