A man believed missing since the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami may have been a patient at a mental hospital in Banda Aceh since 2009.
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A man believed missing since the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami may have been a patient at a mental hospital in Banda Aceh since 2009.
Read More »Authorities in the South Korean capital of Seoul will scrap a controversial order for all foreign workers to be tested for coronavirus, they said on Friday, after an outcry sparked complaints by embassies and a human rights probe.
Read More »Diplomatic niceties were dumped at the first meeting of top-level officials from the Biden administration and China, where the US warned Beijing’s behaviour could lead to a ‘far more violent world’ and Beijing returned fire with taunts over Black Lives Matter.
Read More »US-trained emergency doctor Nour al-Jalbout wanted desperately to serve her fellow Lebanese, but less than two years after returning home she says the country's catastrophes are forcing her to leave. "I gave everything I had to Lebanon for these two years …
Read More »As Namibia grapples with COVID-19, many Namibians and industries have welcomed the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine donated by China with enthusiasm for better health. Namibia received the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines from Chinese pharmaceutical firm Sinovac on Tuesday.
Read More »Nearly a dozen countries have resumed use of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 shots as EU and British regulators say the benefits outweigh any risks after reports of rare instances of blood clotting that temporarily halted inoculations. The end of suspensions will …
Read More »Papua New Guinea will bar mass gatherings, close schools and may order burials in a "designated mass grave" as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
Read More »The Uruguayan defender’s contract runs out at the end of the year, but he could prove a useful piece for the Viola in the short term.
Read More »English jockey Tom Marquand knows enough about Australian racing to understand the importance of the Golden Slipper. But he is adamant an undercard contest
Read More »The Therese Bateup-trained Foxtrot Bravo landed a plunge when taking out the $40,000 Adrian Ledger Memorial, (2400m) at Albury yesterday. Ridden by Tyler Schiller, Foxtrot Bravo was backed from $15 into $8.
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