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Over 600 Animals, Including 430 Dogs Rescued From War-Hit Israel
Adam Benett and his friend Yoav Ben David have rescued over 600 animals, including some 430 dogs, 200 cats, birds, fish and guinea pigs, in southern Israel since Hamas' October 7 terror massacre.
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Earthquake Of 6.9 Magnitude Off Papua New Guinea Triggers Tsunami Warning
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Papua New Guinea's New Britain island on Friday, triggering a tsunami warning for surrounding coastlines.
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At Least 18 Killed As Second Earthquake Strikes Papua New Guinea
At least 18 people have been killed by a magnitude 6.7 quake that struck Papua New Guinea's mountainous Southern Highlands early Wednesday, an official said, adding to the death toll from a larger quake nine days ago.
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WHO To Declare Ebola Outbreak Over With Liberia In The Clear
The two-year Ebola epidemic which laid waste to communities across west Africa and killed more than 11,000 people is due to be declared over Friday with Liberia expecting the all-clear.
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Ebola: Profile Of A Prolific Killer
The worst outbreak of Ebola started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries. It has killed more than 11,300 people, out of 29,000 registered cases, according to World Health Organization (WHO) estimates.
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Southern India Likely To See Higher Than Normal Rainfall: UN
Southern India could continue to experience higher than normal rainfall and this could cause further flooding due to El Nino, a phenomena which sparks global weather extremes, according to a UN report.
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Guinea Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty Over Ebola Murders
A prosecutor called Monday for the death penalty for 15 people accused of the murders of a nine-member Ebola education team in southern Guinea, judicial sources said.
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Whaling Dominates Japan PM Shinzo Abe's New Zealand Trip
The thorny issue of whaling dominated Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe's whistlestop trip to New Zealand on Monday, with Prime Minister John Key saying they had agreed to disagree on the matter.
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Guinea raises death toll due to Ebola epidemic to 95
Guinea's government raised the death toll in the Ebola epidemic raging through its southern forests and capital to 95 on Monday.
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Over 600 Animals, Including 430 Dogs Rescued From War-Hit Israel
Adam Benett and his friend Yoav Ben David have rescued over 600 animals, including some 430 dogs, 200 cats, birds, fish and guinea pigs, in southern Israel since Hamas' October 7 terror massacre.
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Earthquake Of 6.9 Magnitude Off Papua New Guinea Triggers Tsunami Warning
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Papua New Guinea's New Britain island on Friday, triggering a tsunami warning for surrounding coastlines.
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At Least 18 Killed As Second Earthquake Strikes Papua New Guinea
At least 18 people have been killed by a magnitude 6.7 quake that struck Papua New Guinea's mountainous Southern Highlands early Wednesday, an official said, adding to the death toll from a larger quake nine days ago.
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WHO To Declare Ebola Outbreak Over With Liberia In The Clear
The two-year Ebola epidemic which laid waste to communities across west Africa and killed more than 11,000 people is due to be declared over Friday with Liberia expecting the all-clear.
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Ebola: Profile Of A Prolific Killer
The worst outbreak of Ebola started in December 2013 in southern Guinea before spreading to two neighbouring west African countries. It has killed more than 11,300 people, out of 29,000 registered cases, according to World Health Organization (WHO) estimates.
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Southern India Likely To See Higher Than Normal Rainfall: UN
Southern India could continue to experience higher than normal rainfall and this could cause further flooding due to El Nino, a phenomena which sparks global weather extremes, according to a UN report.
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Guinea Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty Over Ebola Murders
A prosecutor called Monday for the death penalty for 15 people accused of the murders of a nine-member Ebola education team in southern Guinea, judicial sources said.
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Whaling Dominates Japan PM Shinzo Abe's New Zealand Trip
The thorny issue of whaling dominated Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe's whistlestop trip to New Zealand on Monday, with Prime Minister John Key saying they had agreed to disagree on the matter.
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Guinea raises death toll due to Ebola epidemic to 95
Guinea's government raised the death toll in the Ebola epidemic raging through its southern forests and capital to 95 on Monday.
