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Born In India, Now In Pakistan: Indian Heart Gives Pak Teen New Life
An Indian heart has given new life to a young woman from Karachi in Pakistan, and her family, after a transplant surgery at Chennai's MGM Healthcare.
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Pakistan Hospitals Running Out Of Insulin, Disprin, Other Medicines
The ongoing economic crisis in Pakistan has badly hit the healthcare system where patients have been struggling for essential medicines.
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"Anywhere In Country, From Kolkata To Karachi": PM's Mix-Up At Poll Rally
During an election rally in Gujarat's Jamnagar on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while speaking about the healthcare scheme 'Ayushman Bharat', mentioned Pakistan's Karachi, before clarifying that he actually wanted to say Kochi. He followed that up with a quick explanation why he said so.
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Karachi Heat Wave Kills Nearly 1300; Weather Officials Warn of Further Rise in Temperature
Twenty six more people died today due to the continuing heat wave in Pakistan's Karachi, taking the number of deaths to around 1,300. A week of soaring temperatures has crippled life and overwhelmed the healthcare system.
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Born In India, Now In Pakistan: Indian Heart Gives Pak Teen New Life
An Indian heart has given new life to a young woman from Karachi in Pakistan, and her family, after a transplant surgery at Chennai's MGM Healthcare.
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Pakistan Hospitals Running Out Of Insulin, Disprin, Other Medicines
The ongoing economic crisis in Pakistan has badly hit the healthcare system where patients have been struggling for essential medicines.
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"Anywhere In Country, From Kolkata To Karachi": PM's Mix-Up At Poll Rally
During an election rally in Gujarat's Jamnagar on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while speaking about the healthcare scheme 'Ayushman Bharat', mentioned Pakistan's Karachi, before clarifying that he actually wanted to say Kochi. He followed that up with a quick explanation why he said so.
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Karachi Heat Wave Kills Nearly 1300; Weather Officials Warn of Further Rise in Temperature
Twenty six more people died today due to the continuing heat wave in Pakistan's Karachi, taking the number of deaths to around 1,300. A week of soaring temperatures has crippled life and overwhelmed the healthcare system.
