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Afghan medical students urge govt to stop their repatriation

PESHAWAR: Afghan medical students studying in Pakistani colleges have expressed concern over directives from the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council to return to their country and appealed to the government to allow the already enrolled students to complete their degrees, especially female students, who have no prospects of continuing…

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Call for swift concrete test at public housing project

Lawmaker and non-official member of the Housing Authority Scott Leung is urging swift concrete testing at a public housing development project in Tung Chung to ensure safety.

  • Housing Authority urges swift concrete testing at Tung Chung project
  • Structural components in Blocks 3, 4, and 5 may not meet safety standards
  • Leung seeks expedited testing and expanded sample testing across projects

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GKL donates $20,000 via Red Cross to aid Nepal flood victims

Grand Korea Leisure (GKL), operator of the foreigner-only Seven Luck casinos, donated 30 million won ($20,200) to help communities recover from devastating floods in Nepal. GKL said Monday that it gave the funds to the Korean Red Cross after a social value committee meeting on Thursday approved the donation for people affected by the…

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Diez estilos de los nuevos demócratas

Los demócratas son actualmente un partido variopinto en el que destacan diferentes formas de comunicar y posturas ideológicas. Esa indefinición y variedad, por ahora, no está siendo una mala fórmula

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'Not a lot of fighting in Gaza': Trump praises Kushner, Witkoff

'Not a lot of fighting in Gaza': Trump praises Kushner, Witkoff US president Donald Trump has credited his envoys, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, with “doing a great” job in Gaza ceasefire…

  • Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff praised for Gaza ceasefire efforts
  • Over 1,369 Palestinians killed, more than 4,627 wounded
  • Board of Peace launched in January 2026

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Govt Urges Workers to Prepare for 3-Day Office Stay After Quake Hits, Recommends Necessities to Carry Away from Home

When an earthquake hits, office workers are most likely to experience it at work, as they spend a majority of their day at the office.

  • Japanese government advises 3-day office stays post-major earthquake.
  • Employees should prepare necessities like food, water, and first-aid items.
  • Public transportation may be unavailable; plan to return on foot.
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