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Nepal Arrests 6 Executives Over Fake Mountain Rescue Claims Scamming Millions
Authorities in Nepal have arrested six travel and mountain rescue executives accused of conducting fake rescues on the Himalayan nation's high mountains to scam millions of dollars from international insurance companies, officials said Monday.
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Pak Forces Kill 145 In Balochistan In 2-Day Battle After 'Coordinated' Attacks
Pakistani security forces killed 145 militants in a 40-hour battle launched as a series of coordinated gun and bomb attacks across Balochistan left nearly 50 people dead, the province's chief minister said on Sunday.
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Newborn Baby's Finger Severed Instead Of Umbilical Cord In Chinese Hospital
A midwife accidentally severed an infant's finger during a caesarean operation on December 25 in China's Jiangsu province.
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From 5,000 Km Away, Shanghai Surgeon Remotely Operates On 2 Mumbai Patients
A surgeon stationed in Chinese city of Shanghai operated on two patients at a leading private hospital in Mumbai, over 5,000 km away, in what the medical facility claimed was India's first-ever international remote robotic surgeries.
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Kerala Doctors Perform An Emergency Operation To Save A Critically Injured Victim On The Road
In an extraordinary display of medical skill and human compassion, doctors in Kerala performed an emergency surgical procedure on the roadside, saving a critically injured accident victim.
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Newborn's Charred Body Found Hours After Blaze In Madhya Pradesh Hospital
Panic and outrage gripped Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Rewa after the partially burnt body of a newborn was discovered during the cleaning of the operation theatre (OT) in the gynaecology ward, hours after a fire incident.
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Sydney Woman Loses Part Of Finger, Undergoes 6 Surgeries After Routine Manicure Leads To Sepsis
Over the course of several weeks, she underwent six surgeries, received 48 stitches, had one skin graft, and was in and out of the operating room multiple times.
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Why Hotel Check-In Timings Are Almost Always 12 pm Or 2 pm
Understanding why hotels follow these timings helps travellers set realistic expectations and enjoy a seamless stay without unnecessary stress.
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Weapons In Hospitals: Terrorists' Hamas-Like Plan Is A Red Flag, Say Sources
Terrorists in India posing as medical professionals may be using staff lockers at hospitals and medical centres to store arms and explosives like the Hamas in Gaza raising the possibility of an advisory, or operational, link, NIA sources said.
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"I'm Basically Homeless": Tourists Kicked Out Mid-Stay After Marriott Hotels' Partner Files For Bankruptcy
Travellers across the globe reported being evicted mid-stay, with some discovering their belongings stuffed into plastic bags and left in hallways as the hospitality firm collapsed.
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Bastian To Set Up Massive 1 Lakh Sq Ft Dining Destination AT GIFT City, Gujarat
The upcoming venue, Bastian Republic, will operate the food zone spread across one lakh sq. ft. at Central Park, marking a major milestone in enhancing GIFT City's growing social and lifestyle ecosystem.
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4 Most-Wanted Gangsters From 'Sigma Gang' Killed In Delhi Encounter
Four most wanted gangsters from Bihar were killed in a police encounter in Delhi early Thursday. They were wanted criminals in several heinous cases in Bihar.
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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
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No Ban For Pakistan-Origin Doctor Who Left Patient During Operation To Have Sex With Nurse
The incident was discovered by a colleague who walked in on the doctor in a "compromising position" with the nurse.
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Pakistani Doctor Walked Out Of Surgery Midway For Sex With Nurse
Dr Suhail Anjum, a consultant anaesthetist, admitted to leaving a sedated patient mid-surgery to engage in sexual activity with a nurse at Tameside Hospital.
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Nepal Arrests 6 Executives Over Fake Mountain Rescue Claims Scamming Millions
Authorities in Nepal have arrested six travel and mountain rescue executives accused of conducting fake rescues on the Himalayan nation's high mountains to scam millions of dollars from international insurance companies, officials said Monday.
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Pak Forces Kill 145 In Balochistan In 2-Day Battle After 'Coordinated' Attacks
Pakistani security forces killed 145 militants in a 40-hour battle launched as a series of coordinated gun and bomb attacks across Balochistan left nearly 50 people dead, the province's chief minister said on Sunday.
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Newborn Baby's Finger Severed Instead Of Umbilical Cord In Chinese Hospital
A midwife accidentally severed an infant's finger during a caesarean operation on December 25 in China's Jiangsu province.
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From 5,000 Km Away, Shanghai Surgeon Remotely Operates On 2 Mumbai Patients
A surgeon stationed in Chinese city of Shanghai operated on two patients at a leading private hospital in Mumbai, over 5,000 km away, in what the medical facility claimed was India's first-ever international remote robotic surgeries.
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Kerala Doctors Perform An Emergency Operation To Save A Critically Injured Victim On The Road
In an extraordinary display of medical skill and human compassion, doctors in Kerala performed an emergency surgical procedure on the roadside, saving a critically injured accident victim.
-
Newborn's Charred Body Found Hours After Blaze In Madhya Pradesh Hospital
Panic and outrage gripped Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Rewa after the partially burnt body of a newborn was discovered during the cleaning of the operation theatre (OT) in the gynaecology ward, hours after a fire incident.
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Sydney Woman Loses Part Of Finger, Undergoes 6 Surgeries After Routine Manicure Leads To Sepsis
Over the course of several weeks, she underwent six surgeries, received 48 stitches, had one skin graft, and was in and out of the operating room multiple times.
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Why Hotel Check-In Timings Are Almost Always 12 pm Or 2 pm
Understanding why hotels follow these timings helps travellers set realistic expectations and enjoy a seamless stay without unnecessary stress.
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Weapons In Hospitals: Terrorists' Hamas-Like Plan Is A Red Flag, Say Sources
Terrorists in India posing as medical professionals may be using staff lockers at hospitals and medical centres to store arms and explosives like the Hamas in Gaza raising the possibility of an advisory, or operational, link, NIA sources said.
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"I'm Basically Homeless": Tourists Kicked Out Mid-Stay After Marriott Hotels' Partner Files For Bankruptcy
Travellers across the globe reported being evicted mid-stay, with some discovering their belongings stuffed into plastic bags and left in hallways as the hospitality firm collapsed.
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Bastian To Set Up Massive 1 Lakh Sq Ft Dining Destination AT GIFT City, Gujarat
The upcoming venue, Bastian Republic, will operate the food zone spread across one lakh sq. ft. at Central Park, marking a major milestone in enhancing GIFT City's growing social and lifestyle ecosystem.
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4 Most-Wanted Gangsters From 'Sigma Gang' Killed In Delhi Encounter
Four most wanted gangsters from Bihar were killed in a police encounter in Delhi early Thursday. They were wanted criminals in several heinous cases in Bihar.
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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
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No Ban For Pakistan-Origin Doctor Who Left Patient During Operation To Have Sex With Nurse
The incident was discovered by a colleague who walked in on the doctor in a "compromising position" with the nurse.
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Pakistani Doctor Walked Out Of Surgery Midway For Sex With Nurse
Dr Suhail Anjum, a consultant anaesthetist, admitted to leaving a sedated patient mid-surgery to engage in sexual activity with a nurse at Tameside Hospital.
