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South-East Asia Marks 15 years Of Polio-Free: WHO
South-East Asia Region, home to a quarter of the worlds population, has marked 15 years since recording its last case of wild poliovirus, said the World Health Organization (IANS) on Tuesday.
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Vietnam To Release Nearly 14,000 Prisoners On Its National Day
Vietnam will release nearly 14,000 prisoners, including foreigners, ahead of the country's national day celebrations.
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Visa-Free Travel For Indians: Why The Philippines Deserves A Spot On Your Radar
With visa-free travel now on the table for Indian passport holders, the Philippines has become one of the easiest - and most exciting - holiday decisions. Think beaches, culture, food, and no visa stress.
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294 Million People Living With Hypertension In South East Asia: WHO
An estimated 294 million people are living with hypertension in the South-East Asia region, including India, said Saima Wazed, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia on Thursday.
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"I Want India To Be Capital Of South East Asia": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed that he would want India to be the capital of South East Asia, and emphasised that India's progress poses no threat to anyone and as India progresses, the burden of the world reduces.
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AstraZeneca Scours Supply Chain For More Vaccine Doses For Southeast Asia, Thailand
Drugmaker AstraZeneca said Saturday it was scouring its supply chain to find more doses of its Covid-19 vaccine for Southeast Asia, which is facing its most serious outbreak yet of the virus.
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Southeast Asia's Internet Market To Hit $100 Billion This Year: Report
Southeast Asia's Internet economy was forecast to grow 39% this year to $100 billion as millions of people in region went online to shop for the first time and ride-share firms grew in popularity, an industry report showed on Thursday.
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Philippines Hunts For Possible New ISIS 'Emir' In South East Asia
Philippine authorities were on the lookout on Monday for a Malaysian who could be the new leader of pro-ISIS groups in Southeast Asia, security chiefs said, following the deaths of several high-profile regional extremists.
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Nobody Finished The Formula 4 South East Asia Race In Malaysia
In what would go down as one of the most bizarre moments in motorsport history, the Formula 4 series saw zero cars making it to the finish line at the end of the eight-lap race. To put it simply, nobody finished the race!
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Scientists Warn Of Global Threat Of 'Super Malaria'
The rapid spread of "super malaria" in the South East Asia is an alarming global threat and there is an urgent need to eliminate it before the drug-resistant strain of malaria becomes untreatable again, scientists have warned.
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From Trade To Trump, Hot Topics On Rise Before Mike Pence To Visit Indonesia
Washington has billed Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Indonesia next week as a booster for the Strategic Partnership between the world's second and third largest democracies, but a raft of bilateral tensions could sap the goodwill from his trip.
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Malaysia, Australia To Share Intel On Any ISIS Returnees From Iraq
Malaysia and Australia will share intelligence on terrorists in Southeast Asia, a senior Malaysian minister said on Tuesday, as the two allies brace for the possible return of ISIS terrorists from Iraq.
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Threat From Extremist Groups To Southeast Asia Growing: Singapore Defence Chief
The threat that violent extremist groups pose to Southeast Asia is growing each year as they become more organized and focused in their aims, Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said on Friday.
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ISIS Recruits In South East Asia: A Rising Threat Despite Weak Attacks
Ineffectual attacks by the ISIS group's followers in Southeast Asia have shown them to be fragmented and lacking in the expertise that has led to devastating number of deaths in the world.
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China To Release Water From Dam To Alleviate South East Asia Drought
China will release water from a dam in its southwestern province of Yunnan to help alleviate a drought in parts of Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, China's Foreign Ministry said today.
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South-East Asia Marks 15 years Of Polio-Free: WHO
South-East Asia Region, home to a quarter of the worlds population, has marked 15 years since recording its last case of wild poliovirus, said the World Health Organization (IANS) on Tuesday.
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Vietnam To Release Nearly 14,000 Prisoners On Its National Day
Vietnam will release nearly 14,000 prisoners, including foreigners, ahead of the country's national day celebrations.
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Visa-Free Travel For Indians: Why The Philippines Deserves A Spot On Your Radar
With visa-free travel now on the table for Indian passport holders, the Philippines has become one of the easiest - and most exciting - holiday decisions. Think beaches, culture, food, and no visa stress.
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294 Million People Living With Hypertension In South East Asia: WHO
An estimated 294 million people are living with hypertension in the South-East Asia region, including India, said Saima Wazed, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia on Thursday.
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"I Want India To Be Capital Of South East Asia": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed that he would want India to be the capital of South East Asia, and emphasised that India's progress poses no threat to anyone and as India progresses, the burden of the world reduces.
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AstraZeneca Scours Supply Chain For More Vaccine Doses For Southeast Asia, Thailand
Drugmaker AstraZeneca said Saturday it was scouring its supply chain to find more doses of its Covid-19 vaccine for Southeast Asia, which is facing its most serious outbreak yet of the virus.
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Southeast Asia's Internet Market To Hit $100 Billion This Year: Report
Southeast Asia's Internet economy was forecast to grow 39% this year to $100 billion as millions of people in region went online to shop for the first time and ride-share firms grew in popularity, an industry report showed on Thursday.
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Philippines Hunts For Possible New ISIS 'Emir' In South East Asia
Philippine authorities were on the lookout on Monday for a Malaysian who could be the new leader of pro-ISIS groups in Southeast Asia, security chiefs said, following the deaths of several high-profile regional extremists.
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Nobody Finished The Formula 4 South East Asia Race In Malaysia
In what would go down as one of the most bizarre moments in motorsport history, the Formula 4 series saw zero cars making it to the finish line at the end of the eight-lap race. To put it simply, nobody finished the race!
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Scientists Warn Of Global Threat Of 'Super Malaria'
The rapid spread of "super malaria" in the South East Asia is an alarming global threat and there is an urgent need to eliminate it before the drug-resistant strain of malaria becomes untreatable again, scientists have warned.
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From Trade To Trump, Hot Topics On Rise Before Mike Pence To Visit Indonesia
Washington has billed Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Indonesia next week as a booster for the Strategic Partnership between the world's second and third largest democracies, but a raft of bilateral tensions could sap the goodwill from his trip.
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Malaysia, Australia To Share Intel On Any ISIS Returnees From Iraq
Malaysia and Australia will share intelligence on terrorists in Southeast Asia, a senior Malaysian minister said on Tuesday, as the two allies brace for the possible return of ISIS terrorists from Iraq.
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Threat From Extremist Groups To Southeast Asia Growing: Singapore Defence Chief
The threat that violent extremist groups pose to Southeast Asia is growing each year as they become more organized and focused in their aims, Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said on Friday.
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ISIS Recruits In South East Asia: A Rising Threat Despite Weak Attacks
Ineffectual attacks by the ISIS group's followers in Southeast Asia have shown them to be fragmented and lacking in the expertise that has led to devastating number of deaths in the world.
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China To Release Water From Dam To Alleviate South East Asia Drought
China will release water from a dam in its southwestern province of Yunnan to help alleviate a drought in parts of Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, China's Foreign Ministry said today.
