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5-year-old Massachusetts Girl Battling Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus Shows Improvement
The Department of Public Health has initiated Aerial spraying in several communities across the state throughout the week to keep the virus and mosquitoes at bay.
Car Bomb Blast Kills 11 Civilians in Northern Syria: Monitor
The blast struck in Al-Rai near the Turkish border, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. A member of the rebel security forces said that a refrigerator truck blew up outside a healthcare centre.
New York to Ban Flavoured e-Cigarettes After 6 Killed, 400 Diagnosed with Lung Illnesses
Nearly 400 people around the country have been stricken with a lung illness that is potentially vaping-related, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Six have died.
Saudi Arabia Battles Market Jitters after Drones Strike KIngdom's Key Oil Plants
The attacks have effectively turned off six per cent of the global oil supply, raising the possibility of a spike in prices when markets re-open on Monday, even as Aramco said it will tap into its reserve stockpiles to offset the disruption.
Iran Dismisses US Claim It was Behind Saudi Oil Attacks, Says Ready for 'Full-Fledged' War
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group claimed responsibility for Saturday's attacks that knocked out more than half of Saudi oil output or more than 5% of global supply.
Kathmandu Sees Alarming Increase in Dengue Cases with 1,170 Tested Positive
This is the first time Kathmandu district has seen such a large number of dengue patients. The disease has also affected 55 other districts.
Chinese Military Conducts Dress Rehearsal for its Largest Parade on Oct 1 to Celebrate 70th National Day
Gigantic trucks carrying long and short range missiles, a variety of armour including battle tanks rumbled the historic Chang'an avenue, meaning Eternal Peace Street on Saturday evening.
Former British PM David Cameron Who Called Brexit Referendum Apologises for Divisions Caused by It
Cameron admitted many people blame him for the Brexit divisions that have deepened since the referendum and will never forgive him, but he defended his decision to call the vote.
Jeered Over Mob Attacks in Johannesburg, South Africa's President Apologises at Mugabe's Funeral
At least 12 people have been killed this month in a surge in violence and mob attacks against foreign-owned businesses in and around Johannesburg, South Africa's largest city.
What is the West Nile Virus that Has Highly Affected Greece this Year?
West Nile fever is a mosquito-borne disease, like chikungunya, malaria or dengue, which starts in the summer and continues through fall, reported Xihuanet.
Donald Trump Cannot Dodge Foreign Corruption Lawsuit, Says US Appeals Court
The lawsuit, initially filed by plaintiffs including the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, accused the Republican president of failing to disentangle himself from his hotels and other businesses.
On Day of Moon Gazing and Festivity, Hong Kong Protesters Take to Hills With Lanterns
The protests, on a day when families traditionally gather to gaze at the moon and eat mooncakes while children swing colourful lanterns from the end of sticks, came after Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam promised to focus on housing and jobs to try to end the...
US Civil Rights Advocate Juanita Abernathy Dies at 88
Family spokesman James Peterson confirmed Abernathy died at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta following complications from a stroke.
Bangladesh Cops Force Gang-rape Victim to Marry Suspect, One Suspended
The mother-of-three had accused five men of confining her to a room and sexually assaulting her multiple times between August 29 and August 31 in the northern district of Pabna.
Saudi Princess Gets Suspended Jail in France Over Beaten Workman
Hassa bint Salman, a daughter of King Salman and sister of the powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, had been charged with instructing her bodyguard to beat up a plumber.
10 Killed in Mozambique During Stampede at President's Rally Ahead of Polls
The small stadium in the northern city of Nampula where the rally was being held on Wednesday was overcrowded and a crush occured as people rushed for the exits at the end, according to witnesses.