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Cough Syrup Linked To Child Deaths In India Not Shipped To US: Drug Regulator
The US Food and Drug Administration confirmed on Friday that toxic cough syrups linked to children's deaths in India had not been shipped to the United States.
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"Ship Has Already Sunk": Kerala Assembly Sees Clash Over Amoebic Brain Fever Issue
The Kerala Assembly on Wednesday witnessed stormy scenes for the second day in a row as an Opposition adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis (brain fever) led to a fierce exchange between treasury and Opposition benches.
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Indian National Charged In Singapore Over Ship Collision That Killed 1
An Indian national was charged in a Singapore court on Wednesday under the Merchant Shipping Act over a collision of two vessels a year ago in which one man was killed and another was badly injured.
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British Crocodile Expert Jailed For Raping, Torturing And Killing Dozens Of Dogs
Britton crimes involved the torture and exploitation of 42 dogs, resulting in the deaths of 39, which he recorded inside a shipping container on his property.
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Man Jumps To Death From World's Largest Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas boasts a length of 1,200 feet and accommodates over 10,000 people.
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"As A Result...": Biden's Shout-Out For SOS By Indian Crew On Ship
US President Joe Biden praised local authorities for their prompt action during the accident at Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, one of the nation's busiest arteries that collapsed hours on Tuesday after being struck by a massive freight ship.
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Billionaire CEO Angela Chao Was Intoxicated When She Drove Into Pond In US: Cops
Angela Chao, the shipping company CEO and sister-in-law of outgoing US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, was drunk when she drove her Tesla into a pond and drowned last month at a Texas ranch, according to the BBC.
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Fire At Russia's Only Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker, No Deaths Reported
A fire that broke out on Russia's only nuclear-powered icebreaker and cargo ship was promptly extinguished, the Murmansk branch of the emergency ministry said late on Sunday.
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Holocaust Survivors Use AI-Generated Images To Keep Stories Alive
Ehudith Bracha Serchook narrowly escaped death when her family fled Nazi-allied forces storming the Crimean city of Odesa in 1941, saved only by a lost sandal which made her miss her place on a passenger ship shortly before it was bombed.
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Accidental Death Case Filed After 3 Killed In Ship Explosion In Mumbai
The Mumbai Police has registered an accidental death case in connection with the explosion onboard Indian Navy's destroyer ship INS Ranvir the day before in which three naval personnel died and eleven people were injured.
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Rahul Gandhi Condoles Death Of Sailors In Explosion Onboard Destroyer
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday condoled the death of Navy personnel onboard the Indian Naval Ship Ranvir and wished the injured a speedy recovery.
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11 Dead As Ship Carrying Migrants Sinks Off Greece Coast
The death count from a migrant boat sinking off Greece rose to 11 on Friday, as scores of others, including dozens of children, were rescued, the coastguard said.
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Japanese-American Woman Who Symbolised World War II Tragedy Dies At 80
Yuki Okinaga Hayakawa Llewellyn, who came to symbolize one of America's darkest chapters, has died nearly eight decades after being shipped to a US internment camp during World War II.
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Actor, Stock Broker, Dabbawala On How Virus Has Changed Lives In Mumbai
When the bubonic plague arrived on ships in 1896, death and fear emptied half of Mumbai. Ensuing labor shortages devastated the city's cotton mills, the mainstay of the contemporary economy.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
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Cough Syrup Linked To Child Deaths In India Not Shipped To US: Drug Regulator
The US Food and Drug Administration confirmed on Friday that toxic cough syrups linked to children's deaths in India had not been shipped to the United States.
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"Ship Has Already Sunk": Kerala Assembly Sees Clash Over Amoebic Brain Fever Issue
The Kerala Assembly on Wednesday witnessed stormy scenes for the second day in a row as an Opposition adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis (brain fever) led to a fierce exchange between treasury and Opposition benches.
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Indian National Charged In Singapore Over Ship Collision That Killed 1
An Indian national was charged in a Singapore court on Wednesday under the Merchant Shipping Act over a collision of two vessels a year ago in which one man was killed and another was badly injured.
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British Crocodile Expert Jailed For Raping, Torturing And Killing Dozens Of Dogs
Britton crimes involved the torture and exploitation of 42 dogs, resulting in the deaths of 39, which he recorded inside a shipping container on his property.
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Man Jumps To Death From World's Largest Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas boasts a length of 1,200 feet and accommodates over 10,000 people.
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"As A Result...": Biden's Shout-Out For SOS By Indian Crew On Ship
US President Joe Biden praised local authorities for their prompt action during the accident at Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, one of the nation's busiest arteries that collapsed hours on Tuesday after being struck by a massive freight ship.
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Billionaire CEO Angela Chao Was Intoxicated When She Drove Into Pond In US: Cops
Angela Chao, the shipping company CEO and sister-in-law of outgoing US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, was drunk when she drove her Tesla into a pond and drowned last month at a Texas ranch, according to the BBC.
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Fire At Russia's Only Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker, No Deaths Reported
A fire that broke out on Russia's only nuclear-powered icebreaker and cargo ship was promptly extinguished, the Murmansk branch of the emergency ministry said late on Sunday.
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Holocaust Survivors Use AI-Generated Images To Keep Stories Alive
Ehudith Bracha Serchook narrowly escaped death when her family fled Nazi-allied forces storming the Crimean city of Odesa in 1941, saved only by a lost sandal which made her miss her place on a passenger ship shortly before it was bombed.
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Accidental Death Case Filed After 3 Killed In Ship Explosion In Mumbai
The Mumbai Police has registered an accidental death case in connection with the explosion onboard Indian Navy's destroyer ship INS Ranvir the day before in which three naval personnel died and eleven people were injured.
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Rahul Gandhi Condoles Death Of Sailors In Explosion Onboard Destroyer
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday condoled the death of Navy personnel onboard the Indian Naval Ship Ranvir and wished the injured a speedy recovery.
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11 Dead As Ship Carrying Migrants Sinks Off Greece Coast
The death count from a migrant boat sinking off Greece rose to 11 on Friday, as scores of others, including dozens of children, were rescued, the coastguard said.
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Japanese-American Woman Who Symbolised World War II Tragedy Dies At 80
Yuki Okinaga Hayakawa Llewellyn, who came to symbolize one of America's darkest chapters, has died nearly eight decades after being shipped to a US internment camp during World War II.
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Actor, Stock Broker, Dabbawala On How Virus Has Changed Lives In Mumbai
When the bubonic plague arrived on ships in 1896, death and fear emptied half of Mumbai. Ensuing labor shortages devastated the city's cotton mills, the mainstay of the contemporary economy.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
