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Toxic Cough Syrup, Deadly Fallout: Here's How The Public Health Crisis Unfolded
What began with a few strange deaths linked to cough syrups rapidly snowballed into a multi-state public health and regulatory crisis. Here's how.
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20-Year-Old Boy Stabbed To Death In Delhi, 2 Minors Among 4 Arrested: Cops
Four people, including two minors, have been arrested in a case related to the stabbing of a 20-year-old boy to death in the Seelampur area of the capital city of Delhi.
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Bus That Burst Into Flames In Maharashtra Was Less Than 4 Years Old
The private passenger bus that met with an accident early on Saturday in Maharashtra's Buldhana district, in which 25 passengers were charred to death, was less than four years old, an official of the state transport department said.
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French 9-Year-Old Beaten To Death 'For Not Doing Homework'
Four relatives of a nine-year-old boy who was apparently beaten to death in eastern France were arrested Wednesday over suspicions he was killed for refusing do his homework, prosecutors said.
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Gang Of Indian-Origin Men Jailed For Hacking Sikh Man To Death In London
Four Indian-origin gang members found guilty of hacking a British Sikh man to death as revenge for sleeping with one of their wives have been sentenced to over 90 years in prison at the Old Bailey court in London.
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Swine Flu: 79 Year Old Woman Dies In Odisha
Death toll due to swine flu rose to four on Wednesday. A 79-year-old woman died of Swine flu in Odisha, taking the total death toll in the state to four. Her death was the third reported from the state since Monday evening
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Opinion: As Many Die At Everest, An Old Problem: Too Many Climbers, Deadly Congestion
This year more than 400 climbers and sherpas decided to try their luck at summiting Mount Everest during the spring climbing season. Tragically, at least four have died so far and more than 30 others are reported to be suffering from severe frostbite and other ailments caused by prolonged exposure to Everest's brutal conditions.
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Japan Reports the First Case of Death by Caffeine
In terms of caffeine consumption, Japan's Food Safety Commission, states somewhat ambiguously that three cups of coffee a day for a healthy adult and a 350-mm can of cola for children between four and six years old is an "adequate" amount.
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Toxic Cough Syrup, Deadly Fallout: Here's How The Public Health Crisis Unfolded
What began with a few strange deaths linked to cough syrups rapidly snowballed into a multi-state public health and regulatory crisis. Here's how.
-
20-Year-Old Boy Stabbed To Death In Delhi, 2 Minors Among 4 Arrested: Cops
Four people, including two minors, have been arrested in a case related to the stabbing of a 20-year-old boy to death in the Seelampur area of the capital city of Delhi.
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Bus That Burst Into Flames In Maharashtra Was Less Than 4 Years Old
The private passenger bus that met with an accident early on Saturday in Maharashtra's Buldhana district, in which 25 passengers were charred to death, was less than four years old, an official of the state transport department said.
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French 9-Year-Old Beaten To Death 'For Not Doing Homework'
Four relatives of a nine-year-old boy who was apparently beaten to death in eastern France were arrested Wednesday over suspicions he was killed for refusing do his homework, prosecutors said.
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Gang Of Indian-Origin Men Jailed For Hacking Sikh Man To Death In London
Four Indian-origin gang members found guilty of hacking a British Sikh man to death as revenge for sleeping with one of their wives have been sentenced to over 90 years in prison at the Old Bailey court in London.
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Swine Flu: 79 Year Old Woman Dies In Odisha
Death toll due to swine flu rose to four on Wednesday. A 79-year-old woman died of Swine flu in Odisha, taking the total death toll in the state to four. Her death was the third reported from the state since Monday evening
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Opinion: As Many Die At Everest, An Old Problem: Too Many Climbers, Deadly Congestion
This year more than 400 climbers and sherpas decided to try their luck at summiting Mount Everest during the spring climbing season. Tragically, at least four have died so far and more than 30 others are reported to be suffering from severe frostbite and other ailments caused by prolonged exposure to Everest's brutal conditions.
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Japan Reports the First Case of Death by Caffeine
In terms of caffeine consumption, Japan's Food Safety Commission, states somewhat ambiguously that three cups of coffee a day for a healthy adult and a 350-mm can of cola for children between four and six years old is an "adequate" amount.
