As flash floods ravage Nepal, PM Modi offers ‘all possible humanitarian aid’
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Hong Kong customs seizes HK$11m of suspected sex pills, cancer drugs at warehouse
Hong Kong customs officers have seized suspected men’s sexual health pills and cancer treatment drugs worth more than HK$11 million (US$1.4 million) in a Sheung Shui warehouse, arresting two people.
Hong Kong customs seizes HK$11m of suspected sex pills, cancer drugs at warehouse
Hong Kong customs officers have seized HK$11 million (US$1.4 million) worth of suspected men’s sexual health pills and cancer treatment drugs in a Sheung Shui warehouse, arresting two people.
Dr Busia Highway closure: Check the alternative routes from September 7
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Techiman-Krobo residents threaten mammoth demo over nursing college impasse
The Techiman-Krobo community in the Bono East Region has threatened to organise a massive demonstration if authorities attempt to reinstate the Principal of the Techiman-Krobo Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Hellen Dwamena, without first addressing concerns raised by students and residents.
HT Evening News Brief Aug 26: India slams UN over report, GIVA caves to backlash, Toxic review, Nepal floods
HT Evening News Brief Aug 26: GIVA Jewellery has pulled its Kriti Sanon ad amid growing backlash over her attire, which critics called "against Indian culture".