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Myanmar Junta Declares Ceasefire To Aid Quake Relief Efforts As Deaths pass 3,000
The death toll from the massive earthquake that hit Myanmar nearly a week ago rose Thursday to 3,085 as more bodies were found by search and rescue teams, the military-led government said.
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Myanmar Earthquake Victim Rescued After 5 Days, Over 2,700 Killed
Rescuers on Wednesday pulled a man alive from the rubble five days after Myanmar's devastating earthquake, as calls grew for the junta to allow more aid in and halt attacks on rebels.
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Inside Operation Brahma: India's Mega Aid Plan For Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner 'Operation Brahma'.
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Global Aid Effort Begins For Myanmar Quake Relief
A powerful earthquake has killed more than 1,000 people in war-torn Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand and caused widespread damage.
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"India Acts As First Responder": 15-Tonne Aid Lands In Quake-Hit Myanmar
The relief material includes tents, sleeping bags, blankets, ready-to-eat meals, water purifiers, hygiene kits, solar lamps, generator sets and essential medicines.
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London-bound Flight Diverted As Passenger Tries To Kill Himself
The identity of the passenger and the reason behind the attempt remain unknown. Crew members and a doctor onboard provided first aid to the passenger.
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"Dog In Manger", Fumes Kerala On Centre 'No' To Foreign Help: 10 Facts
India will not accept financial help from nations for flood-wrecked Kerala, the government said on Tuesday in an escalating row over aid from abroad. "In line with existing policy, the government of India is committed to meeting the requirements for relief and rehabilitation through domestic efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement last n...
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Amid Talk Of Foreign Aid For Kerala, Sources Say Centre Open To Idea
The government is open to accepting foreign aid and humanitarian assistance offered to get Kerala back on its feet after the devastating floods, sources said Wednesday evening. While no sovereign country has offered aid formally, there have been offers from organizations and foundations. The assistance, however, will be subject to the various norms...
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Thailand Envoy Confirms India's 'No Aid' Stand, Kerala Asks Who Will Pay
An ambassador from Thailand today tweeted to say that India has made it clear that it would not accept international aid for flood relief in Kerala - raising concerns of a shortfall during reconstruction in the ravaged state. The Centre should not deny others a chance to help Kerala, since its financial package is far below the amount requested, sa...
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Chhota Shakeel Aide Claimed He Was Pakistani, Thai Court Caught His Lie
A Thailand court has ruled in favour of India's request for extraditing gangster Chhota Shakeel's close aide Mudassar Hussain Sayyed alias Munna Zingada, whom Pakistan was trying to claim as its national, an official said in Mumbai today.
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Thai Court Backs India In Bid To Extradite Chhota Shakeel's Aide
A Thailand court has ruled in favour of India's request for extraditing gangster Chhota Shakeel's close aide Mudassar Hussain Sayyed alias Munna Zingada, whom Pakistan was trying to claim as its national, an official said here today.
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Elon Musk's Team In Touch With Thailand Officials For Cave Rescue
Representatives for Elon Musk are in talks with Thai authorities about aiding in the rescue of a boys' soccer team stuck in a cave, said a spokesman for the billionaire.
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Thailand First In Asia To Eliminate Mother-To-Baby HIV: WHO
Thailand has become the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, a milestone in the fight against the disease.
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Senior Thai Palace Official Arrested for Lese Majeste
A senior Thai palace aide who served the now disgraced ex-wife of the Crown Prince was arrested today under the country's controversial lese majeste law, part of an ongoing probe that has decimated the former princess's family.
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Economic Growth Halves Hunger in Asia Over 25 Years: United Nations
Economic growth helped the Asia-Pacific region to halve the proportion of those who have too little to eat to 12 percent of its population over the past 25 years, meeting one of the UN Millennium Development Goals, UN officials said on Thursday.
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Myanmar Junta Declares Ceasefire To Aid Quake Relief Efforts As Deaths pass 3,000
The death toll from the massive earthquake that hit Myanmar nearly a week ago rose Thursday to 3,085 as more bodies were found by search and rescue teams, the military-led government said.
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Myanmar Earthquake Victim Rescued After 5 Days, Over 2,700 Killed
Rescuers on Wednesday pulled a man alive from the rubble five days after Myanmar's devastating earthquake, as calls grew for the junta to allow more aid in and halt attacks on rebels.
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Inside Operation Brahma: India's Mega Aid Plan For Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner 'Operation Brahma'.
-
Global Aid Effort Begins For Myanmar Quake Relief
A powerful earthquake has killed more than 1,000 people in war-torn Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand and caused widespread damage.
-
"India Acts As First Responder": 15-Tonne Aid Lands In Quake-Hit Myanmar
The relief material includes tents, sleeping bags, blankets, ready-to-eat meals, water purifiers, hygiene kits, solar lamps, generator sets and essential medicines.
-
London-bound Flight Diverted As Passenger Tries To Kill Himself
The identity of the passenger and the reason behind the attempt remain unknown. Crew members and a doctor onboard provided first aid to the passenger.
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"Dog In Manger", Fumes Kerala On Centre 'No' To Foreign Help: 10 Facts
India will not accept financial help from nations for flood-wrecked Kerala, the government said on Tuesday in an escalating row over aid from abroad. "In line with existing policy, the government of India is committed to meeting the requirements for relief and rehabilitation through domestic efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement last n...
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Amid Talk Of Foreign Aid For Kerala, Sources Say Centre Open To Idea
The government is open to accepting foreign aid and humanitarian assistance offered to get Kerala back on its feet after the devastating floods, sources said Wednesday evening. While no sovereign country has offered aid formally, there have been offers from organizations and foundations. The assistance, however, will be subject to the various norms...
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Thailand Envoy Confirms India's 'No Aid' Stand, Kerala Asks Who Will Pay
An ambassador from Thailand today tweeted to say that India has made it clear that it would not accept international aid for flood relief in Kerala - raising concerns of a shortfall during reconstruction in the ravaged state. The Centre should not deny others a chance to help Kerala, since its financial package is far below the amount requested, sa...
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Chhota Shakeel Aide Claimed He Was Pakistani, Thai Court Caught His Lie
A Thailand court has ruled in favour of India's request for extraditing gangster Chhota Shakeel's close aide Mudassar Hussain Sayyed alias Munna Zingada, whom Pakistan was trying to claim as its national, an official said in Mumbai today.
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Thai Court Backs India In Bid To Extradite Chhota Shakeel's Aide
A Thailand court has ruled in favour of India's request for extraditing gangster Chhota Shakeel's close aide Mudassar Hussain Sayyed alias Munna Zingada, whom Pakistan was trying to claim as its national, an official said here today.
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Elon Musk's Team In Touch With Thailand Officials For Cave Rescue
Representatives for Elon Musk are in talks with Thai authorities about aiding in the rescue of a boys' soccer team stuck in a cave, said a spokesman for the billionaire.
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Thailand First In Asia To Eliminate Mother-To-Baby HIV: WHO
Thailand has become the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, a milestone in the fight against the disease.
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Senior Thai Palace Official Arrested for Lese Majeste
A senior Thai palace aide who served the now disgraced ex-wife of the Crown Prince was arrested today under the country's controversial lese majeste law, part of an ongoing probe that has decimated the former princess's family.
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Economic Growth Halves Hunger in Asia Over 25 Years: United Nations
Economic growth helped the Asia-Pacific region to halve the proportion of those who have too little to eat to 12 percent of its population over the past 25 years, meeting one of the UN Millennium Development Goals, UN officials said on Thursday.
