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Guatemalan health authorities said on Thursday that the confirmed cases of A/H1N1 flu in the country rose to 23, after confirming seven new patients. According to information reaching here from Guatemala City, six patients are from Guatemala City...
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Iraqi casualties in May fell by more than half compared with the previous month and were at a record low for the years for which statistics are available, according to figures released Sunday. The statistics suggested that insurgents have not been able...
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Precise figures for casualties have been impossible to confirm as daily reports from doctors working at the scene were regularly disputed by the Sri Lankan government. The UN has come under pressure over its statements on Sri Lanka , particularly with...
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Dhaka, May 28 (bdnews24.com)-A parliamentary watchdog has recommended introduction of identity cards for the fishermen in the coastal areas to facilitate future rehabilitation programmes after natural disasters such as the recent Cyclone Aila. ABM Ashraf...
Tags: Cyclone Aila, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Satkhira, Khulna, deaths toll, coastal area, ILO
Conservationists expressed concern over the fate of one of the world's largest tiger populations, which was in the path of the storm. Aila tore down nearly 3,000 thatched and mud houses and uprooted a large number of trees in nearly 300 villages across...
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The death toll of swine flu victims in Mexico rose by two to 68, health officials said Saturday. Authorities said they confirmed that two people who died on May 2 and 12 respectively were killed by the A(H1N1) virus, the health ministry said in a statement.
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The Government has ordered 90 million doses of a pre-pandemic swine flu vaccine. The deal with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Baxter means work can start on a vaccine before any global outbreak of the virus...However, if the World Health Organisation (WHO)...
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A statement from Cuba's Ministry of Health said that a male Mexican student who is studying at a medical school in the Caribbean nation tested positive for the influenza H1N1 virus. Neither the condition nor the identity of the student has been released.
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The death toll from an offseason typhoon that roared across the northern Philippines last week has climbed to 46 as more bodies were recovered, officials said Monday. In the hardest hit northern province of Pangasinan, eight more deaths were recorded,...
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Glenn Rabonza, administrator of the government's Office of Civil Defense, said most of the deaths were caused by landslides, drowning and flying debris. Typhoon Chan-Hom, the fifth to batter the Southeastern Asian state this year, slammed into the country...
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