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433WHO plan for next phase of research in COVID origin excludes role of cold chain, frozen foods
The World Health Organization has announced a plan for the next phase of research to further explore all possible pathways of introduction...
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378British PM urges caution as most legal restrictions on social contact lifted in England
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged caution as most legal restrictions on social contact are lifted in England. There are now...
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544Devotees demand preservation of places associated with spiritual guru Thakur Anukulchandra in Bangladesh
Devotees and members of civil society in Bangladesh have demanded the preservation of the historical buildings and places associated with the spiritual...
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837Chinese Premier asks Pakistan PM to hold accountable culprits in bus attack
China has increased its diplomatic pressure on Pakistan as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has urged his Pakistani counterpart to hold accountable the...
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1.0KRani, the dwarf cow, making waves in Bangladesh
Thousands of people have flocked to the agro farm in an interior part of Bangladesh to see Rani, the dwarf cow, which...
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1.1K17 people confirmed dead in collapse of hotel in Eastern China
17 people were confirmed dead after a hotel collapsed in Suzhou in Jaingsu province of eastern China. After 36 hours of search...
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467Bangladesh reports 2nd highest death toll with 226 COVID deaths
The COVID situation in Bangladesh continued to be grim with 226 deaths being reported in a single day on Thursday. This is...
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502Taliban claims capturing strategic border crossing of Spin Boldak along frontier with Pakistan
The Taliban today said that they had captured the strategic border crossing of Spin Boldak along the frontier with Pakistan, continuing sweeping...
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483Beijing faces heavy rains, alert issued for rainstorms in northern & eastern parts of China
Heavy rainstorm has lashed the Chinese capital Beijing since Sunday evening. The city has seen the heaviest round of rain this year...
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396Bangladesh to relax COVID restrictions for a week from July 15
The government of Bangladesh has decided to conditionally relax the ongoing COVID restrictions for a week between July 15-22. However, strict restrictions...
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