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      15 April

      Over 200 patients evacuated after fire broke out in Lok Bandhu hospital in Lucknow

      Fire broke out in the Lok Bandhi Hospital in Lucknow on Monday ngiht and fortunately there were no casualities. All the 200 patients were quickly evacuated Lucknow: Over 200 patients in Lok Bandhu hospital had a providential escape after fire broke out in the hospital on Mondahy night, prompting the evacuation of all the patients, officials said. No casualties have been reported. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak told PTI Videos that smoke was first noticed on the second floor of Lok Bandhu Raj Narayan Combined Hospital. “After smoke was seen emanating from the second floor, evacuation of patients was immediately initiated. Approximately 200 patients in all have been moved to safety,” he said. Pathak confirmed that no one was injured in…

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    • 15 April

      Nigerian president confirms over 40 killed in central state attack

      The attack occurred late Sunday night when the gunmen stormed the Zike community in the Bassa local government area of Plateau State, shooting indiscriminately at residents, local authorities said. Abuja: Nigerian President Bola Tinubu confirmed that over 40 people were killed in an attack by a group of unknown gunmen who wreaked havoc in a local community in the country’s north-central Plateau State. The attack occurred late Sunday night when the gunmen stormed the Zike community in the Bassa local government area of Plateau State, shooting indiscriminately at residents, local authorities said. In a statement Monday night, Tinubu expressed “profound sorrow” over the deaths and instructed security agencies to thoroughly investigate the crisis and identify those responsible for orchestrating the…

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    • 15 April

      More than 300 civilians killed in attacks on Sudan’s displaced camp: UN

      The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), on Monday, said it is gravely concerned by reports of mass casualties and large-scale displacement following intense fighting on Friday and Saturday in and around Zamzam and Abu Shouk displacement camps and the town of El Fasher in North Darfur. United Nations: Local sources reported more than 300 civilians were killed in attacks on Sudan’s famine-distressed Zamzam displacement camp, UN humanitarians said. The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), on Monday, said it is gravely concerned by reports of mass casualties and large-scale displacement following intense fighting on Friday and Saturday in and around Zamzam and Abu Shouk displacement camps and the town of El Fasher in North Darfur.…

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    • 15 April

      Heavy rains flood DR Congo capital, killing over 70

      According to the latest data, 11 health zones in Kinshasa have been impacted, with more than 5,000 people displaced. At least 72 people have died, and 170 others have been injured due to torrential rains and resulting floods, Xinhua news agency reported. Kinshasa: Heavy rains and flooding have struck several provinces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with the capital Kinshasa among the hardest hit, the Ministry of Health announced. According to the latest data, 11 health zones in Kinshasa have been impacted, with more than 5,000 people displaced. At least 72 people have died, and 170 others have been injured due to torrential rains and resulting floods, Xinhua news agency reported. Tanganyika and South Kivu provinces, in…

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    • 15 April

      SADC denies claims of joint military operations with Congo forces

      In a statement issued Monday by its headquarters in Gaborone, Botswana’s capital, the 16-member bloc rejected allegations made by the March 23 Movement (M23) in a communique dated April 12, calling them “inaccurate and misleading.” Gaborone: The Southern African Development Community (SADC) dismissed claims that its regional force deployed in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is conducting joint military operations with Congolese troops. In a statement issued Monday by its headquarters in Gaborone, Botswana’s capital, the 16-member bloc rejected allegations made by the March 23 Movement (M23) in a communique dated April 12, calling them “inaccurate and misleading.” “SADC firmly refutes these allegations. These assertions are both inaccurate and misleading,” the bloc said, adding that the SADC Mission…

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    • 15 April

      Iraqi, Iranian FMs discuss regional security, US-Iran Talks

      A statement by the Iraqi Foreign Ministry said that Araghchi briefed Hussein on the latest developments in the Iran-US negotiations, describing the talks as proceeding “well.” Baghdad: Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein held a phone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi, during which he affirmed Iraq’s support for all effort that contributes to enhancing regional security and stability. A statement by the Iraqi Foreign Ministry said that Araghchi briefed Hussein on the latest developments in the Iran-US negotiations, describing the talks as proceeding “well.” He also confirmed that a second round of talks would be held soon under the auspices of Oman, Xinhua news agency reported. Hussein welcomed the progress of the dialogue and the positive role played…

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    • 14 April

      Water in major reservoirs across Telangana dips to alarming levels

      Despite substantial inflows into the reservoirs this year, poor planning has led to dwindling storage levels Hyderabad: The scorching heat of summer is taking its toll on major irrigation projects in both the Krishna and Godavari basins. The reservoir levels are dipping alarmingly. The Nagarjuna Sagar project, the waters of which are shared by both the Telugu States, is increasingly under pressure. It is nearing its minimum drawdown level. While current levels are slightly better compared to last year, the situation remains worrisome. If the water levels dip by another foot, the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board may have to depend on emergency pumping. Despite substantial inflows into the reservoirs this year, poor planning has led to dwindling storage…

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    • 14 April

      RMP crushed to death in lift mishap in Telangana’s Medchal

      The incident occurred when Akbar Patil was looking into the well of the lift searching for a ball at Sai Manikanta Residency in Suraram Hyderabad: In a freak mishap, a registered medical practitioner (RMP) died after a lift in a residential apartment came crashing on him in Medchal. According to information available, Akbar Patil was peeping into the well of the lift at Sai Manikanta Residency in Suraram in an effort to retrieve a ball that fell down there. When the 39-year-old RMP looked into the well of the lift searching for the ball, the elevator car was up on the higher floors. Reports suggest that Akbar Patil from the floor was bent down into the lift well enclosure when the…

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    • 14 April

      Secondary Grade Teachers Union Telangana stage protest with over 20 demands

      Teachers want the State government to ensure every primary school has room for each class besides one teacher for one class and a headmaster for every primary school Hyderabad: With over 20 demands, including establishment of a model primary school, along with a pre-primary section, in every village, the Secondary Grade Teachers Union Telangana staged a protest at Dharna Chowk here on Sunday. Teachers wanted the State government to ensure every primary school has room for each class besides one teacher for one class and a headmaster for every primary school. SGTU president, K Mahipal Reddy said students must be provided quality uniform, belt, tie, shoes and sportswear besides taking up development activities, including construction of toilets and provision of safe…

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    • 14 April

      Telangana: SLBC rescue operations may extend beyond April 15 deadline

      Presence of massive boulders caused by a land slip inside the tunnel posing a challenge Hyderabad: Rescue operations at the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel are facing serious obstacles. They are expected to extend beyond the initially planned deadline of April 15. The main obstacle is the presence of massive boulders caused by a land slip inside the tunnel. These boulders are being crushed into smaller pieces using heavy machinery before being removed as part of the debris from the tunnel. Daily assessment of the tunnel environment, soil stability, and water flow are guiding the operations in their last leg in the tunnel. Teams from various agencies are engaged seriously on the arduous task adhering to guidelines provided by the…

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