Mohun Bagan Spaniards want to go home
KOLKATA: The Covid-19 pandemic, understandably, has resulted in foreign players practicing in the I-League, which is now on hold, expressing the desire to return to their countries to be with their families in these times. difficult.
According to sources, Mohun Bagan spanish coach Kibu Vicuña has written to the club management, informing them that he and the players in his country have been contacted by the Spanish embassy , who informed them that special flights were organized to take them back.
Right now they are focusing on tourists and later they will focus on Spaniards working in India, the letter mentions, and also adds that assistant coach. Tomasz Tchorz has also been contacted by the Polish Embassy .
The coach also says that while everyone is professional and will do what the club decides, they want to go home. It was also learned that the Spanish players in the team are also eager to return home, since their thoughts are with their families and also because the team has already won the league.


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AS part of a nation-wide operation to recover stolen vehicles, Lira Police have impounded 71 vehicles.
â€œWe have impounded at least 71 vehicles suspected to have been acquired dubiously,â€ said the district Police commander, Geoffrey Aropet.
Aropet, who was addressing a press conference at his office on Thursday, said the operation was meant to identify vehicles acquired fraudulently and those without proper documents.
He said the operation was nation-wide.
The area traffic chief, Francis Okello, said 38 of the vehicles had already been verified.
He said 10 of them were believed to have been stolen ones.
Okello said their owners would be prosecuted for lack of proper documents.
He said the exercise would continue until all vehicles were inspected.
Lira Cops Impound Seventy Vehicles


Singapore donates 500,000 USD to WHO's plan against coronavirus
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According to a press statement jointly issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health on Monday night, the donation is in response to appeals by the United Nations (UN) and the WHO.
The ministries said that Singapore is deeply concerned about the growing scale of the COVID-19 outbreak and its enormous public health, social and economic impact, including the loss of many precious lives.
"Singapore will continue to work closely with the WHO and the UN to explore how best we can contribute to the ongoing efforts," they added. ■


Speaker of Shura Council receives Kuwaiti judicial delegation
(MENAFN- Saudi Press Agency) The Speaker of the Shura Council Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Al-Shiekh received at his office in Riyadh today a judicial delegation of the State of Kuwait, led by Homoud Hamad Ali Al-Sane'a, Undersecretary of the Appeal Court of Kuwait.
During the meeting, they reviewed the bilateral relations between the two countries, especially in judicial and parliamentary fields
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Amidst reports that Vice President Joseph N. Boakai is being considered for investigation by the Liberia National Police, the Chief of Staff in the Office of the Vice President Sam Stevquoah has disclosed that Police Director Chris Massaquoi held a meeting with his boss.
However, Stevquoah clarified that the Vice President was not investigated during the meeting with Director Massaquoi.
He said the Police Director only briefed the Vice President about “happenings on the national level” including the alleged formation of an interim government.
Mr. Stevquoah said it is a normal practice by the Police Director to always brief the Vice President on national security issues, emphasizing that it was not an investigation as being insinuated in some quarters.
The Vice President Chief of Office Staff said during the meeting with Ambassador Boakai, other issues including public safety were discussed.
He said the Vice President went beyond his conversation with the Police Director and also held discussions with Justice Minister Christina Tah, which he said, was not bordered on any investigation.
Mr. Stevquoah said the Vice President, as per his position, is entitled to national security information.
He said at no time the Vice President has been written or invited to any investigation.
Stevquoah said the Vice President continues to enjoy excellent relationship with President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.
He said Ambassador Boakai and the President have phone communication.
Stevquoah further said the Vice President on a weekly basis attends meeting with the President.
“Those who want to plant bad seed between the President and the Vice President will not succeed because they were two friends before they came to the national theater,” he added.


Islamabad: Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan said on Monday that Pakistan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government is working hard to overcome obstacles to ensure the smooth progress of the country’s investment process.
The Prime Minister said at the launching ceremony of the China-Pakistan Business Investment Forum in Islamabad that when we start to promote the industrial sector, the country can also prosper. He added that it is not possible to feed the country’s finances by selling vegetables alone.
The Prime Minister stated that the Pakistani people are talented and skilled. After the relevant departments have adopted some advanced methods, they have achieved fruitful results in the field of science and technology. He said that we are very fortunate that we have a rapidly developing country and China is our friend.
Imran Khan said that the second phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor will also focus on agricultural development. He emphasized the vertical development of cities in terms of food security and environmental protection. He said that Pakistan can also learn from China in terms of urban development.
The Prime Minister said that Pakistan has effectively and successfully responded to Covid-19, which has been recognized internationally.
When talking about corruption, Imran Khan said that money laundering is the biggest problem in developing countries. He said that every year, a large amount of money is transferred from less developed countries to rich countries.


(MENAFN- The Peninsula) Beirut:Russian air strikes on Sunday killed 34 civilians, among them 15 children, in a village held by the Islamic State group in Syria's eastern Deir Ezzor province, a monitor said.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the strikes hit the village of Al-Shafah, on the eastern bank of the Euphrates River, in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The Observatory relies on a network of sources inside Syria, and says it determines whose planes carry out raids according to type, location, flight patterns and munitions used.
Russia is a close ally of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, and in September 2015 began a military intervention in support of his government that has gradually helped Damascus regain territory.
Syria's Deir Ezzor is one of the last places IS jihadists hold territory in the country, after being driven from their major strongholds including their one-time de facto Syrian capital Raqa city.
The oil-rich eastern province that borders Iraq was once almost completely under IS control, but the jihadists now hold just nine percent of Deir Ezzor, according to the Observatory.
They have faced two separate offensives there, one led by the regime with Russian backing and the other by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, an alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters.
More than 340,000 people have been killed in Syria since the conflict began in March 2011 with anti-government protests.
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UK households feel the squeeze on their finances
In the past three years, British families have seen the worst squeeze on their finances since the early 1980s, according to research for the BBC.
The average household has seen its real-terms income fall by £365 since 2008.
Pensioners and the richest households have been hit the hardest, as the BBC's Stephanie Flanders reports.
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Previous CIA officer: Ukraine seeks to engage US in war
(MENAFN) Ukrainian Leader Vladimir Zelensky is seeking for methods to get the US and NATO directly engaged in the war, on the words of previous CIA officer Philip Giraldi, stating Monday’s drone attack at two airfields in Russia as an example of such ways.
“This was a clear attempt by Zelensky, in my mind, to escalate the war,” Giraldi informed Judge Andrew Napolitano on Monday evening’s episode of the ‘Judging Freedom’ podcast. “He tried to do that with the missile that was misdirected, possibly, and wound up in Poland and killed two people. He even pushed it and said NATO has to intervene now. This could be another attempt to, shall we say, promote an escalation on the part of the Russians that could possibly be construed as a danger to Poland, danger to troops in Poland, that sort of thing. This is the game that’s being played.”
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KATHMANDU: The government has made it clear that it would be sought political and legal remedies against Indian media circulating propaganda on Nepal and the government.
At a press conference held at Singha Durbar on Thursday, government Spokesperson Dr. Yubaraj Khatiwada said that the government would seek political and legal remedies against the Indian media for disseminating news that jeopardizes the nation, nationality, sovereignty and self-respect of Nepalis.
“We also request not to disseminate news that infringes sovereignty and self-respect of Nepalis,” he said, “This includes the media of neighboring countries. We might seek both political and legal remedies,” said Khatiwada.
Spokesperson Khatiwada said that diplomatic means would also be mobilized to curb the misinformation being spread about Nepal by the Indian media.
He said that the government wants the media to be disciplined and disseminate only accurate news instead of enforcing a ban.


Human rights activists and monitors say there is growing evidence of police brutality against people who have been detained in Belarus as protests over the disputed election continue.
Some of the 6,700 people detained since Sunday have been released and allege mistreatment, including beatings.Amnesty International said the accounts suggested "widespread torture".
Thursday marked the fifth day of protests amid widespread allegations of vote rigging.
Sunday's vote saw long-term President Alexander Lukashenko elected for another term, BBC reported.
In a statement on state television, Senate Speaker Natalya Kochanova said the president had ordered an investigation into the mass detention of protesters, and that more than 1,000 had been freed.


KARACHI: Sindh government for the first time in the province’s history has set aside Rs1bn to address the environmental issues of the province.
According to the details, the funding earmarked for the year 2021-2022 will help to resolve the emerging environmental issues in the province.
The provincial government is focusing on developing urban forests in the city over 2000acres and also sewage treatment plants will also be constructed in the city.
Speaking to the media, Adviser to Chief Minister on Climate Change, Barrister Murtaza Wahab also said that the provincial government has also finalised its climate change policy.
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Egypt secures USD30b development deals at EEDC
(MENAFN) Egypt has its fingers crossed that key deals sealed at the Egypt Economic Development Conference (EEDC) will reclaim macroeconomic stability and what it hopes to achieve from the Suez Canal Area Development Project.
More than half of the early agreements inked at the EEDC are already being implemented, including USD21 billion in exploration deals with global oil firms not to mention a USD9 billion gas and wind power project with Siemens.
Moreover, the country's dynamic population, together with its strategic location, will play a crucial part in helping the nation take its competitive lead to another level when it launches its massive Suez Canal Area Development Project.
"The Suez Canal Area Development Project will transform 76,000 square kilometers along one of the world's most important trading routes into an international logistics and commercial hub," said Egypt's President.
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http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-pris24%20.html Inmates should reimburse the state the cost of their stays in penitentiaries, the Illinois Auditor General said yesterday. Although state law requires inmates to reimburse the state for the costs of imprisonment, Illnois spent nearly $1 billion last year incarcerating juveniles and adults and collected only $2.4 million in reimbursement, says the Chicago Sun-Times. The auditor general said the state made little effort to collect funds available outside the prison system. The . . .
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UUJ to sign MOU3
The United Union of Jamaica (UUJ) has decided to sign the third Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for public sector workers.
The official signing of the MOU took place on April 18, but according to UUJ President James Francis at the time the union was not in agreement with the rates being offered to public sector workers.
The government offered a 15 percent wage increase in year one and 7 percent in year two.
Mr. Francis said the members of the union have since instructed that the document be signed on the basis that the rates will apply to all public sector workers.
He said the union has received a committment from the Finance Ministry that the new rates will be paid next month.
At least four other public sector groups have indicated that they will not be signing the new wage agreement with the government.
They are the Nurses Association of Jamaica, the Jamaica Teachers Association, the Police Federation and the National Workers Union.


Open Forum: ‘Noth-eeng’
Can President Obama’s (a.k.a. Sgt. Shultz) claim to know “noth-eeng” of scandals that have occurred under his administration extend to citizens losing their doctors and insurance due to ObamaCare,…
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March 7th 2020 (Nyamilepedia) — South Sudan parties have reached a new deadlock over who takes the ministry of petroleum, a senior opposition official said on Saturday.
This comes days after reports that the parties reached and agreement on the division of ministries which initially said the ministry, along defense, had been allocated to the SPLM-IO.
Speaking to Nyamilepedia, the senior opposition official said on condition of anonymity that the SPLM-IG said it should take the petroleum ministry because oil-rich Upper Nile state had been taken by the main armed opposition group.
“The government has come up with the ministry of petroleum. This is because, according to the government, the SPLM-IO was given the Upper Nile state,” the opposition official said from Juba.
“Today, we are also sitting on the issue to make sure that the government is formed and the country moves on,” he added.


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Minister for Finance and Standing Committee Member of CPN (Maoist Centre) Janardan Sharma has said that the government was considering to resume the already closed state-owned factories and create employment to the youths.
Addressing the municipal conference of YCL Nepal in Hetauda on Sunday, Minister Sharma said that the government was planning to run Hetauda Textile Industry, Gorakhkali Tyre Industry and other industries to create employment to thousands of youths.
The government has unveiled a plan of studying and making income aimed at making entrepreneurs, professionals and technicians to the students upon completion their studies, Minister Sharma said.
Giving details regarding the subsidy and allowance given by the government to the injured, highly marginalized population and other vulnerable communities, Minister Sharma stated that the government would give the sense of its pro-people gesture to the citizens.
Also speaking at the same programme, Social Development Minister of Bagmati Province Kumari Moktan said the Province Government would work as per the people’s aspirations.
On the occasion, YCL Nepal’s In-charge Ram Prasad Sapkota ‘Deepshikha’ said the Maoist Centre was giving opportunity to women and youths both in party and the government.
Source: National News Agency Nepal


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(CNSNews.com) - Self-identified Tea Party supporters are more likely to support Texas Gov. Rick Perry for the Republican presidential nomination than they are to support former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney or Rep. Michele Bachmann, according to a Gallup poll released today.
From Aug. 17-21, Gallup surveyed 1,040 Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. Fifty-eight percent of these respondents described themselves as Tea Party supporters.
Among these Republican and Republican-leaning Tea Party supporters, 35 percent said they supported Perry for the Republican presidential nomination, 14 percent said they supported Bachmann and 14 percent said they supported Romney.
Rep. Ron Paul was in fourth place in this poll, with 12 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning Tea Party supporters saying they supported him for the Republican nomination.
Herman Cain had the support of 6 percent, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had the support of 5 percent, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum had the support of 3 percent, and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman had the support of 1 percent.
Two percent of the Tea Party supporters said they supported another candidate than the ones named above, and 8 percent said they had no preference.
Among the overall group of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents polled, Perry was not only the top choice among those who said their top issue was business and the economy, but also among those who said their top issue was government spending and power, and among those who said their top issue was social and moral issues.
Perry led Romney, 25 to 19 among those who said business and the economy was their top issue; 31 to 17 among those who said government spending and power was their top issue; and 38 to 15 among those who said moral and social issues were their top concern.
Thirty-eight percent of the respondents told Gallup that business and the economy is now their top issue, 36 percent said government spending and power, 15 percent said moral and social issues, and 9 percent said national security and foreign policy.


Priority measures for improving the social and economic situation and ensuring security in the republic were the subject of discussion.
The meeting was a continuation of the discussions that Mr Medvedev held in Ingushetia’s capital, Magas, on January 20.
The President said that the republic’s biggest priority now is to resolve social problems, including unemployment. The second priority is to make the authorities’ work more effective and give the public greater confidence in them. Mr Medvedev said that efforts in these two areas would also help lower the crime rate, which is another of Ingushetia’s biggest tasks at the moment.
Mr Yevkurov informed the President about the steps the authorities in the republic are taking and the areas in which they require support from the federal authorities.


The Public Universities Bill was introduced in 2017 and has since courted controversy.
According to the sponsor of the Bill, the Ministry of Education, PUB seeks to harmonise the finances, administration and governance structure of public universities in Ghana.
When passed, the Bill will also give the government of Ghana the power to appoint the majority of members of the University Council.
The University Council will then have the power to appoint and dismiss public university officials.
It will also give the President the power to dissolve the University Council which will now have the power to appoint a chancellor.
The academia in Ghana are against the Bill because they believe when it is passed, it will erode the independence of public universities in a way that allows manipulation by the government.


ISLAMABAD: Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Syed Khursheed Shah on Thursday said anyone who took any step against democracy will be counted among the dictators.
He said the PML-N government should have handled the political situation wisely but those who were more loyal than the king were creating problems for the rulers and spoiling the entire situation.
“The government should have demonstrated a much better and more positive attitude in the prevailing political situation in the country but there are many leaders in the ruling party who are more loyal than the king,” Khursheed Shah while speaking on a point of order in the National Assembly said.
He said they were trying to defuse the tension but the government was arresting political workers and was harassing the masses in different ways, saying the rulers should demonstrate maturity.
Meanwhile, taking part in debate on the presidential address to joint sitting of the parliament, Opposition Leader Khursheed Shah said so far the country had seen 12 presidents and some of them did not give weight to the parliament and other accepted supremacy of the constitution. “It is also our duty to work for upholding the constitution,” he said.
He said the PPP had given many sacrifices for the democracy and its elected president Asif Ali Zardari who believed in the strengthening of the democratic system, addressed the parliament on six occasions.
Observing that there were rumours about derailing the democracy, the opposition leader said the politicians should play their due role in present situation. He said that dictatorship had been root cause of all the evils and problems in the country.
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BAGHDAD, Sept 28 (NNN-NINA) – More than 50 people were poisoned at a wedding, in Iraq's northern province of Kirkuk last night, due to spoiled food, it was reported.
The provincial health chief, Ziyad Khalaf, was quoted as saying that, the incident occurred in the town of Hawija, west of Kirkuk, the capital city of the cognominal province.
Khalaf said, the cases of poisoning ranged from mild to moderate, and all the patients received the necessary medical treatment in hospital.
The incident came a day after a deadly fire ripped through a wedding hall, in a predominantly Christian town, in Iraq's northern province of Nineveh, killing 114 people and injuring more than 200 others.– NNN-NINA
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Region 16C baseball: Hendrickson's blast sends Bluedogs to state
The Brandon-Evansville Bluedogs do not have to worry about climbing their way through the loser's bracket in an attempt to reach their third state tournament in team history.
The Bluedogs took care of that already with a big weekend in the opening three rounds of the Region 16C tournament.
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Jaipur, Jul 3 (PTI) Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Saturday assured patwaris (revenue officers), who have been demanding an increase in their grade pay, that the state government will take positive action on their justified matters.
He said the state government is committed to protecting the interests of government employees and is always ready to solve the problems of patwaris and other employees and consider their just demands with utmost sensitivity.
In a video conference with the representatives of patwaris, he said the state government would sympathetically consider the points agreed upon after the talks with Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya on the demands of the patwaris.
He also directed the chief secretary and the officers of the revenue department to take immediate positive action on the points of agreement and implement them at the earliest.
The chief secretary, in the video conference, also apprised the representatives of the Rajasthan Patwar Sangh of the actions taken by the state government to address the demands of patwaris. PTI SDA CK


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The President of Sierra Leone has announced a continued state of public emergency, although he has lifted limits on public gatherings and business activities in place since August last year.
Political parties will welcome the news on public gatherings. Some had complained that the government was using the state of emergency as a guise to suppress their activities even as the prevalence of ebola had lessened significantly.
Representatives of the All Political Parties Association met with the President last week to ask that the state of emergency be lifted so that they could prepare for their internal elections and resume normal operations. However at that meeting held at State House, the President had said that ebola was still a threat and that emergency measures were still needed.


(MENAFN) Germany's annual consumer inflation for November was officially confirmed at 3.2 percent, marking the lowest rate since June 2021, as per data released on Friday.
This figure represents a decrease from October's 3.8 percent, primarily influenced by a slowdown in food inflation and a continued decline in energy prices, according to Destatis data.
Ruth Brand, the head of the statistics agency, noted that the rate of inflation has now slowed for the fifth consecutive month.
In November, energy product prices experienced a 4.5 percent year-on-year decline, attributed to a base effect, following a 3.2 percent drop in October.
The cost of food, rising by 5.5 percent year-on-year in November, reached nearly a two-year low, showing a further slowdown from October's 6.1 percent increase.
Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, moderated to 3.8 percent, marking the lowest level since August 2022.
On a monthly basis, consumer prices in November decreased by 0.4 percent, following no growth in October.
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Covid-19 problem:How I wish this govt is working, COVID-19 would have not come to Nigeria — PDP to APC
The Peoples Democratic Party has attacked the Federal Government for the spread of the coronavirus in the country, saying if the government had been proactive enough and implemented precautionary measures on time, there would have been no COVID-19 cases in Nigeria.
The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan, in an interview with our correspondent in Abuja on Friday, also said there would have been no lockdown and the resultant hardship on Nigerians if the government had done the right thing on time.
Ologbondiyan said the PDP had raised the alarm on time and advised the government to have taken measures to prevent coronavirus from entering into Nigeria.
He said sadly, the government failed to adopt the measures.
Ologbondiyan said, “The position of our party is that if the Federal Government had taken precautionary measures, COVID-19 would not have come to Nigeria and the hardship being faced by Nigerians as a result of the lockdown would have been avoided.
“However, we have resolved as a party to begin to look for solutions. Now. the reality has dawned on us and we believe that as a party, we should be a solutions provider.
“We had said that the government should provide palliatives and that if they did not, the lockdown might be a lockout. It is already manifesting by the killing of a civilian in Warri, Delta State by the brutalisation of Nigerians on the road by the military. So we believe that there are safer measures that the government ought to have adopted but the government went to sleep and they are trying to force it now. That is the challenge.”
He said the Federal Government had since January adopted screening and testing measures at the country’s airports.
Speaking during a political programme by the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, which was monitored by our correspondent, the Minister stated that the government took the appropriate measures, including banning flights from 15 countries that were considered endemic with the pandemic.
He also said the Federal Government had started distributing N20,000 to poor people to cushion the effects of the lockdown.


Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry has said that Nawaz Sharif’s life is in money and NAB wants to receive it.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, Fawad Chaudhry said that the rise of Sharifs and Zardaris in the country is now over, awaiting the funding report of PML-N and PPP.
Fawad Chaudhry said that all the tapes of Maryam Nawaz were original, she had to apologize
The Information Minister said that Farrukh Habib has been appointed as the new Central Secretary Information of the party while Siraj Khan has been appointed as the Central Finance Secretary.
Fawad Chaudhry said that PTI has provided a transparent funding system, more than 40,000 voters are part of PTI funding.
He said that we have held transparent local body elections in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and transparent local body elections are also going to be held in Punjab.
Fawad Chaudhry said that the Prime Minister has been directed to prepare for the local body elections, MNAs and MPAs should be allowed to campaign in constituencies, PML-N and PPP should formulate a code of conduct together.
The Information Minister said that we have prepared a comprehensive plan to curb inflation, the finance bill will be passed in the second week of January, the bill related to SBP will also be passed, the value of the dollar will also stabilize. ۔
Fawad Chaudhry said that Pakistan’s growth rate is close to five and a half percent, some people’s hopes were being dashed, workers should prepare for local government elections.


Trinity share's plans with WF city leaders
Trinity, the company that purchased DMI last fall, has recently shared their plans for their plant in West Fargo with city officials. They will be building products for the energy services industry. Specifically in West Fargo that means storage vessels for products such as propane, water and anhydrous. These will be 100,000 gallon tanks and the first vessel was shipped from West Fargo last Monday.
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(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 21. France committed
massacres in Algeria, leader of Les Oranges association M'Hamed
Kaki said at an international conference on "Decolonization:
Empowerment and Development of Women" in Baku, Trend reports.
"We are talking about the death of 40,000 people. The people of
Algeria realized that they need to get rid of this yoke. Despite
the fact that this movement is more than 100 years old, colonial
policies still exist," he noted.
"When any state demands its freedom, it begins to be demonized,
to bully. And who does this? The West, the former colonists," he
The conference is organized by the Baku Initiative Group of the
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Dubai's ICD launches USD2b syndicated loan
(MENAFN) Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) announced that it has launched a USD2-billion syndicated loan to refund the remaining third of a USD6 billion funding package due in August, reported The National.
The holding company, which is owned by government of Dubai, has already repaid USD4 billion of the total package in August 2011.
The company said that it will host a bank meeting in Dubai during the week starting 24 March, noting that it has appointed several commercial and Islamic banks to arrange the conventional facilities and the Islamic financing.
It is worth noting that ICD owns several companies of its corporate portfolio, such as Emirates Airline, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) and Dubai Duty Free.
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Sandy Watson, chairman of NHS Tayside, has launched a pioneering £2 million fund to benefit communities across the region.
The Community Innovation Fund, which builds on the work of the former cash4communities fund, aims to help community groups to develop local improvement projects that will benefit the health and wellbeing of their local population.
Mr Watson said: “I am delighted to be launching this Fund which can really go to the heart of a community to make a difference. The Fund will play a vital role in supporting local people to make decisions about the changes they want to see to help them improve the health, wellbeing and resilience of their own communities.”
Interested? Visit www.communityinnovationfundtayside.scot.nhs.uk


IBADAN – Dr Olumuyiwa Gbadegesin, the Oyo State Commissioner for Health, said on Friday that the state has 80 per cent response activities to curb the spread of EVD in the state.
Gbadegesin told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ibadan all the local government councils had been mobilised to attend to reported cases with despatch.
The commissioner, who said that outbreak risk assessment was a serious public health event, disclosed that the rural and border outbreaks were of greater concern to the state government.
He said that cultural and community beliefs were fuelling the containment of the outbreak in the state.
“At the meeting of all Health Commissioners with the Presidency, states were mandated to post more immigration officers to the borders and train them on the use of infrared thermometers, and we have complied. [eap_ad_2] “We have activated our `Emergency Alert Squad’ and expanded the composition to include the ministries of agriculture, environment and women affairs,” he said.
The commissioner said that the suspected patients in Ogbomoso, Iseyin and Ibadan have tested negative and have since been discharged.
He said the state government had been running jingles on radio and television to enlighten the general public on the causes and prevention of the disease.
“We have started building temporary isolated units to closely survey suspects, who could be cleared within 48 hours if tested negative,” he said.
Gbadegesin advised the people to maintain a clean personal and community hygiene to curtail the spread.
He also urged residents to stop eating bush meat for at least six months from now. (NAN)[eap_ad_3]


A newly awarded $1.7 million state grant is expected to help Westhampton Beach officials pay for the construction of a long-awaited sewer project that village and local business groups hope will be an economic generator for the village.
Westhampton Beach was one of more than 180 communities across New York State that received more than $146 million in grants for water structure improvements, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Wednesday. The state Environmental Facilities Corp. awarded the village the grant through the Water Infrastructure Improvement Act, which helps provide grants to local municipalities to help them pay for water-quality infrastructure for both drinking water and sewage treatment projects.
Village Mayor Maria Moore said the grant will help pay for construction costs related to the sewer project, which is projected to cost between $13 million and $14 million.
The project will connect the village’s Main Street business district and two condominium complexes to Suffolk County’s wastewater treatment plant at Gabreski Airport. Once completed, the sewers are projected to eliminate about 5,000 pounds of nitrogen that enter village waterways, according to a village-commissioned study. In addition, the sewers would help the village meet the county’s sanitary code requirements — which restrict development in the area due to a lack of sewers — and clear the way for more apartments over stores, restaurants and a small boutique hotel.
Moore said the new development “will certainly entice people to come to the village to come and eat and stay over.”
The village expects to place the sewer project out to bid this spring and start construction in late fall. Construction is expected to last up to 18 months, and Moore said it is expected to be “less intrusive” than the ongoing multimillion-dollar Main Street improvement project.
Ari Goodman, president of the Greater Westhampton Chamber of Commerce, said Friday that the chamber envisions the sewer project being an asset that will generate more business for local merchants and the village.
“It will help bring more people into the area because there will be more places to stay, more restaurants and that, in turn, will not only help the restaurants, but people will come into town and help all the businesses in town,” Goodman said. “So, we feel it’s a ‘win-win’ for everybody.”


Last year, Malta had the highest increase in its population out of all European countries. Luxembourg and Sweden came second and third respectively.
Malta’s population was estimated at about 475,000 people.
Eurostat figures show that 19 countries had an increase in population while 9 others had a decrease.
Eurostat also remarked that although throughout last year less people were born than those who died, the population still grew by more than one million and one hundred thousand people due to immigration.


(MENAFN- Jordan Times) AMMAN — The second Integrity Summer School has begun in Ajloun where a group of students from across Jordan discuss issues related to human rights, democracy, conflict management and resolution, social accountability and the fight against corruption.
The school is organised by Rasheed for Integrity and Transparency (Transparency International-Jordan), according to a statement from the organisers.
The seven-day Integrity Summer School aims to promote the active participation of a group of Jordanian youth leaders in developing democratic values and principles.
It also seeks to increase their political participation and social accountability, with the project being funded by the German Federal Foreign Office through the funding programme of the Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (IFA).
The summer school is the second among four schools this year and builds on“the success of last year's project”.
Abeer Mdanat, executive director of Rasheed, said that the success of the previous schools of integrity stems from“the distinguished interaction of the participants with the topics being discussed and the great development in their concepts and ideas”.
Rasheed for Integrity and Transparency (Transparency International-Jordan) was established in 2013 as a not-for-profit civil society organisation by a group of activists working in the field of anti-corruption.
Rasheed (Transparency International-Jordan) commenced work in Amman at the beginning of April 2014, and represents Transparency International in Jordan.
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The things that have been done and have been discovered.
The things that are still out there today.
The people that we know.
The people that we still have to meet.
The thing we have done.
The things we want to do.
The friends we have and will always have.
The friends we want to have but never will.
Oh the many things we want done, want to learn, and people we want to have. all those things but so little time to do them. don’t dwell on the thing that we don’t have or cant have or cant learn.take for granite what you have the people you have and the wonderful life that everyone of us has and put it to good use. Live life to its fullest.


The UAE reported 1,632 new cases of Covid-19 on Saturday after 291,676 further tests were carried out across the country.
So far, the authorities have reported 637,877 infections since the beginning of the pandemic.
There were six deaths from Covid-related complications in the past 24 hours.
Officials said 1,561 people recovered, increasing the total number of recoveries to 616,197. There are 19,849 active cases in the UAE.
Mass public screening has been a priority for the UAE in its efforts to stem the spread of the virus, alongside an extensive vaccination campaign.
More than 58 million tests have been conducted so far.
Government data showed more than 15.4 million vaccine doses had been administered across the country since the inoculation campaign began in December.


Resident Brian Hoose told City Councilors last week that the city needs to “get creative” and attract more visitors to Westfield. City Advancement Officer Joe Mitchell said the GoWestfield marketing campaign, launched at the start of the summer, aims to do just that. “The campaign is geared toward attracting businesses and people to the city,” said Mitchell. “It has an 80 percent regional and 20 percent local focus.” The campaign includes a website, brochures and more. Mitchell said the team that created and launched the campaign continues to meet and further GoWestfield.


US President Donald Tramp met today in Brussels with French President Emanuel Macron and said that Macron’s election campaign could be taken as an example.
Tramp said that Macron led an incredible campaign and achieved an incredible victory.
– The world is talking about it – said the president of the United States.
Welcoming Macron at the US Embassy in Brussels, Tramp said that the two had a lot to talk about, including the fight against terrorism and other issues.
Macron said that there is a big agenda before them, which includes, in addition to issues related to the fight against terrorism, and issues related to economy, climate change and energy.


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(MENAFN- The Peninsula) QNA
Speaker of the Shura Council H E Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim met yesterday with Caretaker Minister of Economy and Trade of the Republic of Lebanon H E Dr. Amin Salam, who is currently visiting the Country.
During the meeting, they discussed bilateral relations between Qatar and Lebanon and ways to support and develop them, especially in the parliamentary field, as well as discussing a number of topics of common interest.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Speaker of the Shura Council H E Dr. Hamda bint Hassan Al Sulaiti and a number of Their Excellencies members of the Council. On the Lebanese side, it was attended by members of the delegation accompanying the Minister, and the Acting Charge d'Affaires at the Embassy of the Republic of Lebanon to Qatar Farah Berri.
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NCRI - Tom Ridge, Former United States Secretary of Homeland Security, spoke at the “Free Iran” rally held in Villepinte near Paris. He said that just before he took to the stage he was reminded as to why the event was taking place. He said that he had been speaking to a woman who has lost six members of her family.
He said that the “light of liberty can overcome and replace the darkness of the tyrannical Iranian regime”.
The light of freedom, he said, is kept going by all those who has lost their lives for the cause and by the people of Camp Ashraf and by those who have lived through the terror caused by the Iranian regime.read more


The Fiji Police Force has indicated that the police officer was driving the police vehicle that bumped a man in Votualevu is being dealt with through internal disciplinary measures handled by the Internal Affairs Unit.
In a statement released, they said that Divisional Traffic Officer West is reviewing the investigation file.
Police said the victim was discharged from the Nadi Hospital.
However, the Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew had directed the investigations to be conducted in two folds.
Chew said the first element of the investigation will be on the accident, and the second part will be into the officer’s failure to report the accident.


Celebrating Children’s Day, Vaagdhara organized "Baal Sabha" in Kanda panchayat, as planned. The event was honored by the presence of esteemed guests including local authorities (Sarpanch, Vard Panch, Secretary), and child groups of Kamji ka Kheda, Kanda, Mudasel, Jetpura, Pandiyapor.
This event focused on sharing the on-going issues that children from these areas are facing, which are holding them back from growth and development. Some of the issues that these children presented along with the authorities are:
Hearing their difficulties, the Sarpanch of the area assured that these will be taken care of on priority, and that actions on some of these issues has already been taken. Also, Abhinav from Vaagdhara shared the activities which Vaagdhara is performing to ensure that the rights of every child are realized. On this occasion, it was great to hear about various activities that children have taken up on their own in their locality for the overall betterment including health and education improvements at local level.


Holiday blues getting you down?
Letting go of high expectations for the holidays can help ease the blues that people sometimes feel at Thanksgiving and Christmastime, a local therapist advises.
"I do believe that we often set ourselves up for unrealistic expectations, when really Christmas is about being with the people we love," said Alan Johnson, a family therapist and licensed social worker with the Rice Institute at Rice Memorial Hospital.
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(MENAFN- UkrinForm) Russian troops have attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region's Myrove community with artillery.
The relevant statement was made by Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Head Serhii Lysak on Facebook , an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
“Last night the enemy shelled the Nikopol district's Myrove community with artillery. A dozen of [Russian] projectiles hit a local village,” Lysak wrote.
Following the enemy attack, two detached houses and a household building were damaged. Power transmission lines were seriously hit.
Fortunately, civilians remained unharmed.
In the rest of districts, no enemy shelling was recorded.
Photo: Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration
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The support for the draft was announced by Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva after a meeting of a party working committee to sound out the party's stand on the draft.
Abhisit said the Democrat saw that the new constitution would be similar to the 1997 charter but it would have many improvements to enhance public rights and political participation.
Speaking to a press conference after the meeting, Abhisit said the overall structure of the draft was similar to the 1997 constitution, especially provisions related to civil rights and liberty, independent organisations and parliamentary system.
But the new draft has been designed to tackle political problems occurred during the enforcement of the 1997 charter while there are provisions to better protect and enhance civil rights and liberty, he said.
Abhisit added that the draft would also add the public check-and-balance power through parliament while enhancing voters' participation in politics by making it easier for them to file impeachment motions against political office holders and to propose new laws.
He said the draft also tackled some drawbacks of the 1997 constitution by allowing non-university decree holders to contest elections and allowing Cabinet members to retain their House seats.
He said the draft would also improve the budget making by the government and enhance the significance of local administrations.
The Democrat leader said his party would prepare documents on the pros and cons of the draft to distribute to the people through party branches and members nationwide.
"It will not be a campaign for the public to accept the draft but we will simply inform the public about the pros and cons of the draft," Abhisit said.
He said the Democrat was not trying to please the Council for National Security by announcing support for the draft.
"If we want to please the CNS, we must reject the draft so that the CNS can select a previous constitution for use. If we reject the draft, it will be like handing out the power to the CNS. We have come up with this stand because we care about the national interest and want the democracy to be restored as soon as possible," he said.
Abhisit said if the draft was rejected in the public referendum, the next election would be delayed by at least another month.
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont, meanwhile, denied that soldiers had been instructed to launch campaigns for voters to vote for the draft in the public referendum.
"It's not true," Surayud said when asked to comment on an allegation made by Chaturon Chaisang, leader of the Thai Rak Thai Group, that soldiers were instructed to campaign in support of the draft constitution.
"We are not trying to influence the outcome of the referendum."
He said he had met provincial people and most of them wanted to see the next election held as soon as possible.
"But the election must come after the public referendum," Surayud said.
The prime minister added that the public referendum bill would not force voters to vote for the draft either.
In a related development, Interior Minister Aree Wongsearaya said the Constitution Draft Assembly could seek help from Interior Ministry officials to launch awareness campaigns on the draft constitution.
He said the interior officials could also have their own stand on the draft as general people.


ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Health Dr Zafar Mirza said on Sunday that a team of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will soon visit Pakistan to help tackle the outbreak of HIV/AIDS in Sindh.
Addressing a press conference, Dr Mirza said that the rising number of HIV/AIDS cases in Ratodero Larkana was a matter of serious concern as so far 681 people including 537 children have been tested positive for HIV/AIDS. Dr Mirza said that so far 21,375 people have been screened for HIV/AIDS in Sindh.
He said that the 10-member WHO and the CDC team will soon visit Karachi to get an appraisal of the HIV/AIDS situation. The adviser said that the WHO will also provide 50,000 kits to help contain HIV/AIDS.
He said that three units were being set up for the screening of suspected HIV/AIDS patients.
He clarified that parents of the affected children did not carry the HIV virus. Dr Mirza said that according to an estimate, around 0.63 million people in Pakistan carry HIV virus and some of them do not come forward considering the stigma attached to the life-threatening condition.
The adviser stressed the need to create awareness among the masses about HIV/AIDS saying there is a need to diminish the social stigma associated with the condition.
He said that hepatitis was an all-time high in Pakistan among world countries but people discuss and get treatment for the viral disease but eschew from discussing HIV/AIDS.
Dr Mirza also said that Prime Minister Imran Khan will unveil his health plan in two weeks, which will help carry out drastic reforms in the health sector.
Dr Mirza recently visited Sukkur and Larkana districts to evaluate the HIV/AIDS situation.


http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lilabo043315990jun04,0,835910.story?coll=ny-linews-headlines Local budget cuts are prompting debates across the nation about the proper level of police services. In one of the latest controversies, a coalition of municipal labor unions from Nassau County, Long Island, warned residents yesterday that cost-saving measures have already hurt public safety efforts and that proposed layoffs could erode essential services, Newsday reports. County Executive Thomas Suozzi has said that in . . .
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Drivers who were stranded after heavy snow on the North York Moors have had their vehicles freed, police have said.
Vehicles were stuck on the A171 between Scarborough and Whitby and north of Whitby on Tuesday night.
A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said the road was now passable and all vehicles had been released by the early hours of Wednesday.
Mountain rescue teams assisted officers in helping travellers and snow ploughs were deployed.
North Yorkshire Police said they were still encountering some problems on the road due to continuing snowfall and urged motorists to exercise "extreme caution" on the routes.
About 15 schools in the county were closed on Wednesday.
The first vehicles got into difficulty on the A171 at about 1400 GMT on Tuesday and by 1800 GMT more than 100 vehicles were stuck.
All the affected drivers remained with their vehicles and there were no reports of any injuries.


(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Acting Chief Executive Officer of Qatar Development Bank (QDB) Abdulrahman Hesham al-Sowaidi announced the bank's intention to expand the model factory concept, Factory One, with the aim of improving national industrial system and raising its contribution to the national economy.
In a speech after 9 new national companies completed the factory programmes, al- Sowaidi praised the companies on the achieved successes and congratulated their owners on completing their training journey as well as on the operational flexibility achieved to raise their production competencies, which is the main goal behind launching the 'factory', the first of its kind in Qatar in the field of developing industrial capabilities.
Factory One offers several trainings and programmes ranging in scope from Introduction to Lean to Learn and Transform Programme - a hands-on training programme on implementing these concepts on-ground.
Since its launch in 2021, industrial companies in various sectors have benefited from the factory programmes, in addition to more than 100 field visits to about 30 small and medium beneficiary companies.
The Factory One is part of the QDB's business incubators and accelerators system. It is funded and developed by the bank.
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patna,(bihartimes): though the supreme court on wednesday issued notice to the bihar government on the issue of police lathi-charge the bihar government on thursday defended the lathicharge. it said that the irate mob of teachers were throwing stones at the police personnel, putting their lives in danger.
according to the government they were planning to snatch firearms from the police and also trying to storm into the state assembly premises by breaking a barricade at r-block on tuesday.
incidentally, r-block is about 250 metres from the main gate of the state assembly.
giving a statement in the state assembly during the post-lunch session, state water resources minister vijay kumar choudhary, who is also in-charge of the state home department, told the assembly that the contractual teachers were not heeding to any request from the senior civil and police personnel to exercise restraint despite their congregation near r-block was declared illegal.
he said that two mlas, sachindra prasad singh from kesaria and surendra mehta from begusarai, who were going to the state assembly to participate in the proceedings of the house, were also not spared by the para-teachers. the minister alleged that that the para-teachers damaged their vehicles too. however, both mlas reached the house anyhow.
major opposition parties, including the rjd and the congress, stayed away from the house when the minister was giving the statement.
meanwhile, the entire opposition including an independent member, som prakash, marched to raj bhawan and submitted a memorandum to an officer in absence of governor devanand konwar to register their protest. the opposition members urged the governor to intervene in the matter and direct the state government to concede genuine demands of contractual teachers.
leader of opposition in the state assembly abdul bari sidiqqui and other opposition members in their memorandum alleged that the male police personnel thrashed the female teachers in a very barbaric way as their was no arrangement for female cops on the spot.
both the leaders of teachers union and siddiqui alleged that the police had itself set on fire its own vehicle and smashed glasses of vehicles belonging to the contractual teachers.


TAMPARULI, July 27 — The buildings that housed the Pengindapuan Women’s Cooperative Shop and the community hall in Kampung Sinalapak in Kiulu near here, which were destroyed in a fire late last month, will be rebuilt soon.
Tuaran MP Datuk Seri Madius Tangau, who is also Sabah Deputy Chief Minister, said the state government had approved the reconstruction of the two buildings, but the allocation involved has yet to be announced as it was still being finalised.
“I am aware that the two buildings are important for the people in the village to generate their income and as their centre of activities,” he said in a statement here today.
In the same statement, the chairman of cooperative, Anita Hokom, said the cooperative shop runs by the women in the village was important to help inculcate the culture of entrepreneurship.
The reconstruction of the two buildings will definitely benefit the villagers and boost their economic activities and income. — Bernama


No “happy endings” are allowed in Kedah, and we mean when you’re visiting the massage and reflexology centers in the state.
Kedah Menteri Besar, Dato Seri Mohd Sanusi Md. Nor warns reflexology business operators in the state to NOT violate the license agreement by providing extra and illegal services, which he dubbed immoral. If any operators are found breaching their licensing terms and conditions, the state government will not hesitate to put an end to their businesses by not renewing their licenses.
The decision was made yesterday (21 June) during the state executive meeting and reminds the public that local authorities will continue to monitor the situation.
“We’ve received many complaints regarding ‘other’ activities that have been going on in some massage centers in the state, which are immoral,” Sanusi said.
With the state elections nearing, Sanusi assured the public that the local authorities and the police will continue to monitor the situation, even after the state assembly is dissolved, as reported by Astro Awani.
“We’ll see what we can do under the legal provisions to stop issuing licenses to centers that provide immoral activities.”
Entertainment activities need permits too
In the meantime, Sanusi added that any entertainment activities in the state have to be approved by the local authorities, including those held in universities, according to BERNAMA.
“If we don’t think the activities are appropriate, then we’ll not approve them even if they’re being conducted in universities.”
Sanusi also said that he will meet with the Sultan of Kedah this Sunday (25 June) to seek consent to dissolve the state assembly.
Do you agree with Sanusi’s take on the reflexology centers that are operating illegally?


(MENAFN- IANS) Santiago, Dec 5 (IANS) The bodies of the three Argentine climbers, who disappeared last week in the Marmolejo mountain in the Chilean Andes, have been located by a specialized team of the Chilean law enforcement gendarmerie Carabineros.
In a press statement, the police said a multidisciplinary high mountain team of the Carabineros Special Police Operations Group deployed on Marmolejo located the bodies of the three mountaineers, Xinhua news agency reported.
The bodies were spotted on Monday morning in the snow by a helicopter searching at an altitude of 18,550 feet (5,654 meters).
Marmolejo, a 6,108-meter stratovolcano located on the border between Chile and Argentina, is the southernmost 6,000-meter-plus peak in the world.
According to the Carabineros, the climbers began an expedition to the Marmolejo summit on November 22, but during the descent, the group lost communication. Search efforts began when Chilean police were notified the expedition failed to return as scheduled the next day.
Rescue teams are now awaiting better weather conditions to remove the bodies from the mountain.
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Daesh kidnapps Iraqi security forces, threatens to kill
(MENAFN) Daesh militants have kidnapped six members of Iraq's security forces and threatened to kill them in three days unless the government releases Sunni Muslim female prisoners, the group said on Saturday.
In a video posted by the group's Amaq news agency, six men with noticeable injuries on their faces appear sitting on the floor with two masked gunmen, pointing assault rifles at them, standing behind. Daesh's black banner hangs in the background.
Iraq's military spokesman could not be immediately reached for comment.
In the video, the men identify themselves as members of Iraq"s police or the Popular Mobilisation Forces, an umbrella grouping of mostly Shia Iran-backed militias that fought with government forces against Daesh and nominally report to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
"I implore the central government of Haider al-Abadi and the Anbar provincial government, we are now with the Daesh, and we have three days. If the demand to release Sunni women from prisons is not met, we will all be killed," said one of the hostages.
"We give the Rafidi government three days to release all Sunni detainees from prisons in exchange for releasing these apostates, or else their fate will be that of their predecessors," said one of the gunmen, using a slur for Shias regularly employed by Daesh .
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(MENAFN- IANS) Jammu, Dec 6 (IANS) Two terrorist associates were apprehended on Wednesday after the army and the police, in a joint operation, busted a terror module at Budhal in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Wednesday, police said.
Arms and ammunition including a pistol and two hand grenades were recovered from the two.
"In a relentless intelligence-based joint operation by Indian Army and JKP, South of Pir Panjal Ranges in Budhal area on 06 Dec 2023, led to the apprehension of two hardcore terrorist associates alongwith one pistol, two magazines, 28 rounds, two hand grenades and other war like stores," the army said.
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KINGSTON — Fire fighters were this morning still at Wyndham Hotel in New Kingston where a major fire broke out.
Sources say the fire started in the kitchen and had spread to other areas.
Photos posted on social networking sites indicate that the blaze has been huge.
The York Park Fire Department said at least seven units were responding.
It also reported that the fire started about 12:30 this morning.
Meanwhile, the York Park Fire Department said the blaze is yet to be controlled.
There have also been reports that guests have been evacuated to the Pegasus Hotel.
There has been no report of injury. (Gleaner)


(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) The Arab Coalition has conducted several air strikes on Houthi military camps and targets in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, according to a statement, Trend reports citing Al Arabiya .
The operation in Sanaa targeted Houthi military camps at the presidential residence in Sanaa, according to the coalition.
The coalition added that it had destroyed ballistic missile workshops, drones, and underground warehouses during the operations announced on Wednesday.
“We have taken precautionary measures to spare civilians and civilian objects from collateral damage. The operation was conducted in accordance with international humanitarian law and its customary rules,” the coalition added.
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Doha: The winter camping season in the northern and central region will begin from November 1, 2022, to April 1, 2023, except for some locations, where it will start a month later.
Farhoud Al-Hajri, Director of Public Relations at the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change made this announcement in a press conference on Thursday, September 29, 2022. He added that the camping season in Sealine and Khor Al Udeid will begin from December 20 until May 20, 2023, after the World Cup 2022.
The official further added that the registration for the Sealine and Khor Al Udeid will begin from October 16 to October 19, 2022. While that for the central region will be October 20 to 23 and that for the Northern regions will be from October 24 to 27, 2022.
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President Maithripala Sirisena, while highlighting the fact that Rs.48 million was allocated to construct the official residence of the Polonnaruwa Hospital's Director, stressed the need to have proper management and fiscal policies when spending public funds.
He told the District Development Programme “Pibidemu Polonnaruwa” in Polonnaruwa yesterday that a large morgue was constructed at the Bakamuna Hospital to accommodate 35 bodies.
The President said priority should be given to projects which focus on uplifting the economic status of under privileged people and developing their livelihoods and stressed the need for proper financial discipline and management when planning development projects.
“During the past three years the government has given priority for development projects to uplift economic standards of low-income families, than for mega development projects,” he said. (K.G. Karunaratne)


(MENAFN- UkrinForm) On Monday, September 26, the UK government announced 92 sanctions in response to the Russian regime imposing sham referendums in four regions of Ukraine.
The UK government said this in a , Ukrinform reports.
'Today's sanctions will target those behind these sham votes, as well as the individuals that continue to prop up the Russian regime's war of aggression. We stand with the Ukrainian people and our support will continue as long as it takes to restore their sovereignty,' said Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.
A total of 92 individuals and legal entities are on the new sanctions list.
In order to implement these fake referendums, the Russian regime has deployed officials and collaborators to each of the these temporarily controlled regions - 33 of these individuals are being sanctioned today.
Today's package also includes 55 board members from state-linked organizations that continue to bankroll the Russian war machine – serving as a stark reminder of the cost of supporting Putin's operation.
Today a further four oligarchs, with a combined global net worth estimated at £6.3 billion, have also been sanctioned for supporting or obtaining benefit from the Government of Russia and operating in sectors of strategic significance.
IMA Consulting, branded 'Putin's favorite PR agency' has also been sanctioned.
As of today, the UK has sanctioned over 1,200 individuals and over 120 entities, including over 120 oligarchs with an estimated combined global net worth of over £130 billion.
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Saudi- Medical Sources Confirm Killing of 70 Coup Militia Elements
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Aden, Rabi' I 28, 1439 H., December 16, 2017, SPA -- Yemeni medical sources confirmed the killing of 70 elements of Iran-backed Houthi coup militias in clashes and air raids during the past two days.
According to media center of the Fifth Military Area, the sources affirmed that the seventy bodies arrived at Hajjah hospitals due to fierce clashes with the government's forces.
16:11 LOCAL TIME 13:11 GMT
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PANDA Week 2020 was the 15th annual PANDA Week. Since 2005 PANDA has been leading the perinatal mental health sector in promoting the Week to raise awareness about perinatal anxiety and depression, including signs to look for and where to go to seek support.
In the most unusual and difficult year that was 2020, PANDA Week was more important than ever. With many expecting and new parents struggling due to COVID-19 and associated restrictions, it was especially important that we came together to support families facing mental health challenges.


UN chief slams execution of 9 Yemeni civilians by Houthi rebel group in Sanaa
(MENAFN)Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General, slammed the execution of nine Yemeni civilians by the Houthi rebel group in Sanaa.
Guterres further declared in a statement through his spokesman, Stephane Dujarric that "The Secretary-General deeply regrets that the Houthi movement yesterday carried out executions of nine individuals, one of whom was reportedly a minor at time of detention."
Such executions “do not appear to have met the requirements of fair trial and due process under international law,” he added.
Houthi rebels executed nine Yemenis charged by the Iranian-backed group for connection in the killing of its former leader Saleh al-Samad in April 2020 by a Saudi-led coalition raid in Yemen.
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Iran prepares to host massive industrial exhibition
(MENAFN) Iran has proved on many occasions that it's not wasting any opportunity to strike solid business relationships, and this was shown recently with the International Exhibition of Iran Metafo.
This mainstream event will welcome nearly 217 firms from all around the globe, reflecting Iran's well-studied roadmap for its economic status and future, which is all backed up by its oil rich reserves.
In particular, global exhibitions give firms the chance to showcase their brands, take advantage of a vast market and mature their network of trade partners in new countries and regions.
Additionally, the anticipated exhibition will demonstrate products related to steel, mining and mineral industries, casting, non-ferrous metals industry, refractories, related projects and valves.
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PM Nawaz to reply over allegations leveled against him: Pervaiz Rashid
ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Pervaiz Rashid has on Monday said that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will reply in detail to the allegations leveled against him.
In an interview to British media house, Pervaiz Rashid said that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will present facts in the parliament regarding Panama leaks after political rivals politicized the issue.
Commenting on the seven questions by the opposition, he said that the opposition can only raise questions during the point of order.
He further said that the prime minister would answer all the questions of opposition in the National Assembly, adding that the government would welcome any call for dialogue from the opposition.
The minister said that the government gave discretionary power to the judiciary for the formation of Judicial Commission on the issue. “The government also included terms of reference for the opposition in its TORs sent to the Chief Justice,” he said.
Rashid said the government stands for indiscriminate accountability across the board.


Two More Die From COVID-19 Virus
Japan has said that two passengers that were on board the Diamond Princess Crusie ship have died from the COVID-19 virus.
Both of the deceased were elderly. They were hospitalized on February 11th and 12th.
Japan also said that two government officials who were providing assistance to those on board the ship have also been infected.
The Diamond Princess has been docked near Toyko. Passengers testing negative for the virus are being permitted to leave the ship.


NAIROBI — Kenya’s Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe has announced 12 more people had tested positive for Coronavirus bringing the total number of infections to 246.
He said the 12 were confirmed from 450 tested samples.
Five of the positive cases are hotel workers while four were close contacts traced to already confirmed cases.
“Out of these 450 samples we already have 12 positive cases and we have not even finished the day. What this tells you is that we really need to increase capacity in terms of testing so that even those close contacts to already confirmed cases can also be tested,” he told local media.
Mr. Kagwe was speaking after the Ministry of Health received a number of medical supplies to assist in the fight against Coronavirus.
He confirmed that the cargo brought in by Kenya Airways contained 76,000 N95 masks, visors and other protective gear.
He added that the ministry was working closely with KQ to ensure the employees handling the cargo flights remain safe.
Kagwe also confirmed that the country would be receiving a shipment of ventilators in coming weeks.
As the country continues to enforce restrictions on movement in a bid to halt the spread of the virus, many workers have lost jobs and incomes as some have been sent on unpaid leave.


Ranchi: Incharge for party affairs of JD(U)in Jharkhand Ramsevak Singh said that there would be no alliance between his party and the BJP for the assembly polls in the state as the JD(U) will go alone in the polls.
Talking to the press after the end of the state working committee meet of the party he said that there is no alliance between the two parties in the state and also there is no change in future of forging an alliance as the party has decided to contest the polls on its own in the state.
Mr Singh said that the construction of Mandal Dam would be beneficial for all and said that it was incorrect for certain leaders to claim that farmers of Bihar would be more benefitted by this project than that of Jharkhand. He said that the project was equally beneficial for both the states. He said that the political leaders should rise above their narrow mindset to see the benefits of the scheme.


It is the time of year when we typically think about harvest. Churches have
harvest festivals to celebrate and that tends to focus on the things that grow
in the ground that we eat: wheat, grain, fruit, vegetables and so on.
Perhaps there is another harvest we can overlook, however:


Apartment fire displaces 2 occupants
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Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says Government is deeply saddened that soldiers and police officers also participate on ill platforms on social media contrary to their calling of a disciplined cadre of personnel.
Kampyongo said it is unfortunate that officers opt to participate on social media thereby inciting the public to rise against the government of the day.
Kampyongo said government is working with Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) and other stakeholders to deal with those officers found wanting of contributing to ill social media platforms.
Kapyongo said this when he officiated at the 2017 Zambia Police Senior Officers annual ball in Lusaka.
“It has come to my attention that disgruntled Men in uniform are also participating on social media inciting members of the general public to turn against the duly elected Head of State,” he said.


HOWARD, Wisc., (WFRV) – Residents and county leaders are debating who should have the power to enforce Covid-10 safety measures.
In particular, giving the county health officer more authority to issue orders during a public health emergency.
Business leaders are challenging the plan.
Thursday night, the board of health held a zoom meeting to discuss an alternative where the health officer would advise the full board of supervisors which then could act on the recommendation.
Those who are in favor and against took the opportunity to weigh in.
“We need to give the health department the tools that it needs to control diseases and other threats to the health of the residents of this county now and in the future,” said Oshkosh residents Mary Jo Turner.
But John Casper of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce said he was concerned the board and public health officers will be picking in winners and loser.
“They’re going to be deciding it’s this type of company that we’re going to go after restrain in their trade in what they want to do,” Casper said.
The amendment now moves to the Winnebago County Board which is expected to vote next week.


(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Two people were left injured after the world's longest aircraft broke free from its moorings and crashed into a field. The Airlander 10, which is 92 metres long and weighs 20 tonnes, broke free from a mooring mast in Cardington, Bedfordshire. One female member of staff had to be taken to hospital following the incident.
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Erdogan: Turkey confirms constancy in values, currency rates soon
(MENAFN) According to Turkish leader, Turkey is going to soon curb recent value actions and currency variations to a reasonable and steady line.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced in an inaugural ceremony in the southeastern area of Siirt, his administration is going to always support producers and those who offer service with low-interest volumes.
He also emphasized "We will relieve our low-income people a little more by setting the minimum wage at a level that will compensate for losses" addressing 2022’s minimum salary that will be decided in December.
Erdogan regarding Turkish Central Bank assets, affirmed that under almost 20 years his Justice and Development (AK) Party was ruling, the bank's assets increased intensely from USD27.5 billion to USD126 billion.
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Azerbaijan's Central Bank Revokes Licence Of Insurance Agent
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 7. The Central Bank
of Azerbaijan (CBA) has suspended the license of an individual
insurance agent, reports citing the CBA.
According to the bank, the revocation of the license issued to
Turan Gadimova was based on the voluntary application, in
accordance with Article 107.1.1 of the Law of the Republic of
Azerbaijan 'On insurance activity'.
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Water charges protests took place in various parts of the country today.
Estimates were that 1,700 people took part in two marches opposing water charges.
In Cork up to 1,000 people paraded through the city highlighting their opposition to the charges.
In Ennis, Co Clare where "boil water" notices have been issued in the past, around 700 people marched.
A protest march also took place in Clonmel, Co Tipperary.


A police sub-inspector was suspended for allegedly posting objectionable photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media, the police said today.
"Sub-inspector Anand Gautam, who was posted at Kadipur Kotwali, uploaded indecent photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media. He also made derogatory comments on the Union home minister, the BJP and the RSS office bearers," senior police official Himanshu Kumar said.
"Gautam also accused the government of working against the interest of a particular caste," he added.
The cyber cell of police informed about the objectionable posts on Sunday, following which Gautam was suspended, Kumar said.
"The posts uploaded by the sub-inspector were highly objectionable, and against the police manual. It amounted to indiscipline," the SP said.
"Departmental proceedings will also be initiated against Gautam," he said.