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What Is Peranakan Cuisine? Chef Shares Recipes To Try At Home
The origins of Peranakan or Nyonya cuisine date back to the 15th Century and the Peranakans, descendants of the early Chinese migrants who settled in vibrant trading hotspots like Penang and Malacca.
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Increase Testing, Odisha, Bengal, UP Told As Migrant Inflow Begins
Three states -- Uttar Pradesh, Bengal and Odisha -- have been identified as potential hotspots of the coronavirus in the coming days. The surge of the disease, sources said, is expected to happen with the return of the migrant labourers from all parts of India, which started last week.
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Coronavirus: Issues Of Migrant Workers Must Be Addressed As 1st Priority, Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today said issues of migrant workers must be addressed as the first priority and lockdown beyond May 3 should only be continued in COVID-19 hotspots and not in green zones.
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New Lockdown Rules: What Opens In Non-COVID-19 Hotspots From April 20
The government will allow select industries and economic activity after April 20 in areas least affected by the coronavirus contagion, to generate jobs for migrants and reduce the distress for those hardest hit by the prolonged lockdown.
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New Clashes In Greek Island Hotspot Ahead Of Planned Migrant Returns
Three migrants were hospitalised today after a brawl in a camp on the Greek island of Chios, aid groups and media said, as the country prepared to begin returning migrants to Turkey under an EU deal.
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New Clashes On Greek 'Hotspot' Island Ahead Of Planned Migrant Returns
Three migrants were hospitalised on Friday after a brawl in a camp on the Greek "hotspot" island of Chios, the ANA news agency said, as the country prepared to begin returning migrants to Turkey under an EU deal.
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Four Of Greece's Five 'Hotspot' Migrant Centres Ready: Minister
Four of Greece's five new migrant registration centres are "ready to function and welcome refugees", Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said today, as Athens comes under intense pressure to control the massive influx to Europe.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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Austrian Chancellor Casts Doubt on EU Migrant 'Hotspot' Plans
Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann cast doubt on the workability of the so-called migrant hotspots European leaders plan to create by the end of next month in Greece and Italy to help manage large numbers of refugees.
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Italy Says Hotspots to Focus on Fingerprinting Migrants
Italy will step up efforts to fingerprint migrants, even if it means using force, at immigration centres to be run jointly by European officials and local police, according to the official in charge of implementing national immigration policy.
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European Union's President Donald Tusk Warns of Long-Term 'Exodus' in Migrant Crisis
EU President Donald Tusk warned on Monday that the migration crisis affecting Europe was part of an "exodus" from war-torn hotspots that could last years.
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What Is Peranakan Cuisine? Chef Shares Recipes To Try At Home
The origins of Peranakan or Nyonya cuisine date back to the 15th Century and the Peranakans, descendants of the early Chinese migrants who settled in vibrant trading hotspots like Penang and Malacca.
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Increase Testing, Odisha, Bengal, UP Told As Migrant Inflow Begins
Three states -- Uttar Pradesh, Bengal and Odisha -- have been identified as potential hotspots of the coronavirus in the coming days. The surge of the disease, sources said, is expected to happen with the return of the migrant labourers from all parts of India, which started last week.
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Coronavirus: Issues Of Migrant Workers Must Be Addressed As 1st Priority, Says Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today said issues of migrant workers must be addressed as the first priority and lockdown beyond May 3 should only be continued in COVID-19 hotspots and not in green zones.
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New Lockdown Rules: What Opens In Non-COVID-19 Hotspots From April 20
The government will allow select industries and economic activity after April 20 in areas least affected by the coronavirus contagion, to generate jobs for migrants and reduce the distress for those hardest hit by the prolonged lockdown.
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New Clashes In Greek Island Hotspot Ahead Of Planned Migrant Returns
Three migrants were hospitalised today after a brawl in a camp on the Greek island of Chios, aid groups and media said, as the country prepared to begin returning migrants to Turkey under an EU deal.
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New Clashes On Greek 'Hotspot' Island Ahead Of Planned Migrant Returns
Three migrants were hospitalised on Friday after a brawl in a camp on the Greek "hotspot" island of Chios, the ANA news agency said, as the country prepared to begin returning migrants to Turkey under an EU deal.
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Four Of Greece's Five 'Hotspot' Migrant Centres Ready: Minister
Four of Greece's five new migrant registration centres are "ready to function and welcome refugees", Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said today, as Athens comes under intense pressure to control the massive influx to Europe.
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Slovenia Buckles as Migrants Rush to Escape Winter, Border Closures
Slovenia on Tuesday called in the army to help manage a surge of asylum seekers desperately trying to reach northern Europe ahead of winter, as the tiny EU state became the latest hotspot on the migrant trail.
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Austrian Chancellor Casts Doubt on EU Migrant 'Hotspot' Plans
Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann cast doubt on the workability of the so-called migrant hotspots European leaders plan to create by the end of next month in Greece and Italy to help manage large numbers of refugees.
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Italy Says Hotspots to Focus on Fingerprinting Migrants
Italy will step up efforts to fingerprint migrants, even if it means using force, at immigration centres to be run jointly by European officials and local police, according to the official in charge of implementing national immigration policy.
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European Union's President Donald Tusk Warns of Long-Term 'Exodus' in Migrant Crisis
EU President Donald Tusk warned on Monday that the migration crisis affecting Europe was part of an "exodus" from war-torn hotspots that could last years.
