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Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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India Stresses Humanitarian Aid, Ceasefire, Dialogue, Diplomacy For Gaza
Indian Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni emphasised the need for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, urging purposeful dialogue and diplomacy to bring the parties together.
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Bangladesh's Yunus Thanks India For Treating Dhaka Jet Crash Victims
A delegation of 21 physicians and nurses from Singapore, China, and India met with Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Sunday at the State Guest House Jamuna.
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Medical Body Seeks Aid From Tata Group For Students Affected By Plane Crash
The Indian Medical Association of Gujarat wrote a letter to the Chairman of Tata Sons, requesting to extend support to medical students injured and killed following the plane crash at the premises of the BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad.
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Charred Vehicles, Lost Caretakers: NGO Aids Shock-Stricken Animals After Plane Crash
Around seven dogs and over 50 birds perished in the fir following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad. NGO Darshana Animal Welfare managed to save three to four dogs and six to seven birds, now under medical care.
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"Our Children Are Dying Slowly": Father Searching For Food In Starving Gaza
Israel has blocked the entry of medical, food and fuel supplies into Gaza since the start of March, prompting international experts to warn of looming famine in the besieged enclave that is home to 2.3 million Palestinians.
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India Dispatches 11 Tons Of Medical Aid To Lebanon
India on Friday dispatched the first tranche of 11 tons of medical supplies to Lebanon as part of a humanitarian effort to support the nation amid rising tensions and the ongoing conflict in southern Lebanon.
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Army, Air Force Asked To Give Rs 1.54 Crore To Ex Officer Who Contracted HIV
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force to pay Rs 1.54 crore in compensation for their medical negligence to the ex-Air Force officer who contracted HIV/AIDS during a blood transfusion in 2002.
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India Delivers 50,000 MTs Of Wheat, Medical Items To Afghanistan
Amid reports of worsening humanitarian situation in neighbouring Afghanistan, India said it delivered 50,000 MTs of wheat, 28 tons of disaster relief, and 200 tons of medicines, vaccines and other medical items to the country.
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Odisha Train Accident: Doctors From AIIMS Rushed To Provide Medical Aid To Injured
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Sunday took a review meeting with senior doctors and officials of AIIMS, Bhubaneshwar, where they discussed medical attention for those injured in the Odisha train accident.
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Indian Naval Ship Delivers 760 Kg Of Lifesaving Medicines To Sri Lanka
With overarching aim of providing critical medical aid to Sri Lanka during ongoing economic crisis, Indian Naval Ship Gharial, as part of Mission SAGAR IX, arrived at Colombo on Friday and delivered over 760 kilograms of 107 types of medicines.
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Qatar Airways To Ship Essential Medical Supplies To India Free Of Charge
Qatar Airways on Thursday said that it is supporting international efforts to tackle the second COVID-19 surge in India by shipping medical aid and equipment to the country free of charge from global suppliers.
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Delayed By Sanctions, International Coronavirus Aid Trickles Into North Korea
The first shipments of international medical aid are due to arrive at North Korea's borders this week to shore up its defences against the coronavirus, but strict border controls could mean the stream of supplies remains a trickle.
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Fighting At UN Compound In South Sudan Kills 18, Says Medical Aid Group
Fighting at a United Nations compound sheltering people fleeing conflict in South Sudan has killed 18 people, including two Medicins Sans Frontieres workers, the international medical aid group said.
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'Heartbreaking Scenes' Witnessed In Starving Syrian Town
Aid workers who reached a besieged Syrian town spoke of "heartbreaking" conditions being endured by emaciated and starving residents, with hundreds in need of specialised medical help.
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Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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India Stresses Humanitarian Aid, Ceasefire, Dialogue, Diplomacy For Gaza
Indian Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni emphasised the need for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, urging purposeful dialogue and diplomacy to bring the parties together.
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Bangladesh's Yunus Thanks India For Treating Dhaka Jet Crash Victims
A delegation of 21 physicians and nurses from Singapore, China, and India met with Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Sunday at the State Guest House Jamuna.
-
Medical Body Seeks Aid From Tata Group For Students Affected By Plane Crash
The Indian Medical Association of Gujarat wrote a letter to the Chairman of Tata Sons, requesting to extend support to medical students injured and killed following the plane crash at the premises of the BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad.
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Charred Vehicles, Lost Caretakers: NGO Aids Shock-Stricken Animals After Plane Crash
Around seven dogs and over 50 birds perished in the fir following the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad. NGO Darshana Animal Welfare managed to save three to four dogs and six to seven birds, now under medical care.
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"Our Children Are Dying Slowly": Father Searching For Food In Starving Gaza
Israel has blocked the entry of medical, food and fuel supplies into Gaza since the start of March, prompting international experts to warn of looming famine in the besieged enclave that is home to 2.3 million Palestinians.
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India Dispatches 11 Tons Of Medical Aid To Lebanon
India on Friday dispatched the first tranche of 11 tons of medical supplies to Lebanon as part of a humanitarian effort to support the nation amid rising tensions and the ongoing conflict in southern Lebanon.
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Army, Air Force Asked To Give Rs 1.54 Crore To Ex Officer Who Contracted HIV
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force to pay Rs 1.54 crore in compensation for their medical negligence to the ex-Air Force officer who contracted HIV/AIDS during a blood transfusion in 2002.
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India Delivers 50,000 MTs Of Wheat, Medical Items To Afghanistan
Amid reports of worsening humanitarian situation in neighbouring Afghanistan, India said it delivered 50,000 MTs of wheat, 28 tons of disaster relief, and 200 tons of medicines, vaccines and other medical items to the country.
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Odisha Train Accident: Doctors From AIIMS Rushed To Provide Medical Aid To Injured
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Sunday took a review meeting with senior doctors and officials of AIIMS, Bhubaneshwar, where they discussed medical attention for those injured in the Odisha train accident.
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Indian Naval Ship Delivers 760 Kg Of Lifesaving Medicines To Sri Lanka
With overarching aim of providing critical medical aid to Sri Lanka during ongoing economic crisis, Indian Naval Ship Gharial, as part of Mission SAGAR IX, arrived at Colombo on Friday and delivered over 760 kilograms of 107 types of medicines.
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Qatar Airways To Ship Essential Medical Supplies To India Free Of Charge
Qatar Airways on Thursday said that it is supporting international efforts to tackle the second COVID-19 surge in India by shipping medical aid and equipment to the country free of charge from global suppliers.
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Delayed By Sanctions, International Coronavirus Aid Trickles Into North Korea
The first shipments of international medical aid are due to arrive at North Korea's borders this week to shore up its defences against the coronavirus, but strict border controls could mean the stream of supplies remains a trickle.
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Fighting At UN Compound In South Sudan Kills 18, Says Medical Aid Group
Fighting at a United Nations compound sheltering people fleeing conflict in South Sudan has killed 18 people, including two Medicins Sans Frontieres workers, the international medical aid group said.
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'Heartbreaking Scenes' Witnessed In Starving Syrian Town
Aid workers who reached a besieged Syrian town spoke of "heartbreaking" conditions being endured by emaciated and starving residents, with hundreds in need of specialised medical help.
