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The Ministry of Public Health said Sunday more than 2,000 people in Kabul die every year of respiratory diseases due to air pollution.
Marking World Climate Change Week in Kabul, titled &Climate, Health and Justice&, officials said that due to air pollution, thousands of people suffer from respiratory, heart, cancer, infectious and...
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Read more: More than 2,000 people die each year due to air pollution in Kabul
Write comment (100 Comments)Pakistan&s foreign minister said on Saturday he had summoned the US ambassador after President Joe Biden questioned the safety of Pakistan&s nuclear programme.
In a speech on Thursday, Biden said Pakistan is &maybe one of the most dangerous nations in the world& as it has &nuclear weapons without any cohesion&.
Pak...
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Read more: Pakistan summons US ambassador over Biden’s nuclear remarks
Write comment (92 Comments)It is time for the international community and Afghanistan to get closer, and to understand each other&s conditions, priorities and demands, Amir Khan Muttaqi, foreign minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), said in a meeting with the United Nations& new envoy on Saturday.
During the meeting, Muttaqi expressed hope that...
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Read more: It is time for the world and Afghanistan to get closer, Muttaqi tells new UN envoy
Write comment (90 Comments)A strong team performance has helped Namibia register a stunning 55-run upset victory over Sri Lanka in the ICC Men&s T20 World Cup clash opener in Geelong on Sunday.
Some big hitting from Jan Frylinck (44) and JJ Smit (31*) helped Namibia overcome a shaky start to register 163/7 and that proved too much for Sri Lanka as the Asia Cup...
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Read more: Namibia stun Sri Lanka to claim T20 World Cup opener
Write comment (96 Comments)Confidence is high in the Afghanistan camp after their stellar showing in the Asia Cup, where they managed to reach the Super Four stage.
But can they build on this momentum and translate this form on the grand stage of the ICC Men&s T20 World Cup in Australia which kicks off on Sunday.
Having secured the exclusive broadcasting rights in...
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Read more: Nabi’s men look to build on Asia Cup heroics: Afghanistan team preview
Write comment (100 Comments)Seventy children have died in Gambia from acute kidney injury, thought to be linked to Indian-made cough syrups, Reuters reported.
The syrups were found to be made by New Delhi-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals Ltd, which has since had one of its factories shut down in northern India as health authorities there investigate.
Meanwhile, Indonesia on...
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Read more: Cough syrup kills 70 children in Gambia
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