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Four children die due to suspected Chandipura virus infection in Gujarat; Here are symptoms and other details
Four children have died in Gujarat's Sabarkantha district from a suspected Chandipura virus infection, with two more undergoing treatment. Health authorities are awaiting confirmation from the National Institute of Virology in Pune. Preventive measures are being taken to control the spread of the virus.
Israeli military orders the evacuation of Gaza City, an early target of its war with Hamas
The situation in Gaza continues to escalate as Israeli military operations intensify across multiple regions, prompting urgent evacuations and international mediation efforts. Israel has urged Palestinians in Gaza City to move south amid ongoing military actions aimed at pressuring Hamas and securing the release of Israeli hostages. The recent offensive has resulted in numerous casualties, including children and civilians, sparking international concern and calls for a ceasefire. Despite recent progress in negotiations, significant obstacles remain, with both sides asserting critical demands that complicate reaching a lasting agreement amid the humanitarian crisis.
'Ukraine responsible for missile attack on children's hospital in Kyiv': Russian Ambassador at UN
A children's hospital in Kyiv was hit during Russia's missile strikes on Ukrainian cities. Two people died, and the Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital sustained major damage. Andriy Yermak, President Zelenskyy's Chief of Staff, reported 36 deaths and 140 inju...
In a diplomatic quirk, Russia chairs a UN meeting decrying its strike on a Ukraine kids' hospital
The UN Security Council discussed a strike on Kyiv's Okhmatdyt hospital, critiquing Russia, which denies involvement. US Ambassador and Msuya condemned the attack amidst systematic health facility assaults. Ukraine presented evidence of a Russian Kh-101 missile. Kyslytsya displayed evidence. China's envoy urged peace. Russia alleges a Ukrainian rocket hit, killing two staffers.
Israeli strikes kill 6 in Gaza, including kids and UN worker, as truce talks show signs of progress
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least six people, including two children and a UN worker, amid stalled cease-fire talks with Hamas. Violence also flared in the West Bank, where Israeli forces killed seven individuals during a raid and airstrike in Jenin. As nearly 2 million Palestinians seek refuge, Israeli and Hamas negotiators plan to resume cease-fire discussions. The conflict has escalated, raising humanitarian concerns and fears of a broader regional war, with over 38,000 Palestinians reported dead.
Israel orders Palestinians to flee Khan Younis, signaling likely new assault on southern Gaza city
The Israeli army instructed a large-scale evacuation of Palestinians from much of Khan Younis on Monday. This order indicates that Israeli troops are likely preparing to launch a new ground assault into Gaza's second-largest city. The directive suggests Khan Younis will be the next target of Israel's raids into areas of Gaza previously invaded during the ongoing conflict, as they continue to pursue regrouping Hamas militants.
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Israeli strikes on tent camps near Rafah kill at least 25 and wound 50, Gaza health officials say
Israeli forces shelled tent camps for displaced Palestinians near Rafah, Gaza, killing at least 25 and wounding 50. The attack, which included a second volley targeting those leaving their tents, occurred near a Red Cross field hospital, drawing condemnation from the ICRC. The shelling took place outside the Israeli-designated safe zone, as ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas continues. Gaza's Health Ministry reported over 37,400 deaths in the conflict, sparking international criticism over civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions.
Ayushman coverage to all over 70 years, roll out of U-WIN in health ministry's 100-day agenda
The new government under Narendra Modi aims to extend Ayushman Bharat coverage to individuals above 70 years and implement the pan-India roll out of the U-WIN portal for digitizing routine vaccinations as part of the 100-day agenda for the Union health ministry.
UN will declare that both Israel and Hamas are violating children's rights in armed conflict
The U.N. secretary-general will report to the Security Council next week on Israel and Hamas violating children's rights. The report includes parties like Kachin Independence Army and Russia. Israel's inclusion will increase global attention on its actions in Gaza.
Israeli strikes kill at least 18 in central Gaza a day after attack on UN-run school
Overnight Israeli airstrikes in central Gaza resulted in at least 18 casualties, including children, following the previous day's incident where 33 individuals were killed at a UN school sheltering displaced Palestinian families. Israel's army confirmed ongoing operations, citing the killing of militants and destruction of infrastructure. International pressure is increasing on Israel to reduce civilian casualties, with Spain seeking to join a UN court case against Israel for alleged genocide in Gaza. The conflict has led to over 36,000 Palestinian deaths, severe shortages of essential supplies, and the threat of widespread starvation in Gaza.
Turbulence troubles? Expert tips on what to expect and how to stay safe
Turbulence is a common and anxiety-inducing experience for many air travelers. Recent incidents, including injuries and even a fatality, have raised concerns about its frequency and intensity. Experts explain that turbulence is caused by unstable air movements due to changes in wind speed and direction, and its occurrence may be increasing due to climate change. Despite its unpredictability, turbulence rarely causes structural damage to planes, but it can result in serious injuries to passengers and crew.
Where there's fire, there's shoddiness
India experienced two devastating fires in just 24 hours, revealing a deep-seated neglect and apathy towards law enforcement and compliance. On May 25, a gaming zone fire killed 27 people, while a children's hospital fire killed six newborns and injured five others. Both disasters were man-made, with the fire in Rajkot ignited by sparks from a welding machine and the hospital in Delhi operating without a fire NOC or license.
MCD issues fire advisory to health facilities, asks for report by May 31
Health facilities are directed to regularly inspect fire-fighting equipment such as extinguishers, hydrants, and alarms to ensure all are functional, according to the advisory.
Delhi hospital fire: How unchecked private nursing homes thrive amid high costs & poor infra
The high costs of medical care at private corporate hospitals in Delhi, combined with inadequate infrastructure at government facilities, have led to a significant increase in the demand for private nursing homes. Unfortunately, these facilities often disregard regulations, with little effort from the administration to ensure compliance and accountability.
Bihar Heatwave: Over 50 students faint in several schools; children taken to hospital in bikes, tempos as ambulance fails to arrive
During the ongoing heatwave across various regions of India, more than 50 students across different schools in Bihar are said to have fainted due to dehydration. Bihar experienced scorching temperatures with mercury levels surpassing 44 degrees Celsius at nine locations in the state on Tuesday. Aurangabad recorded the highest temperature in the state at 47.7 degrees Celsius, according to Ashish Kumar, a scientist from the IMD in Patna.
Delhi fire tragedy: PM Modi announces Rs 2 lakh each for kin of deceased
"In the wake of the fire tragedy at a hospital in Delhi, the Prime Minister has announced that an ex gratia of Rs. 2 lakh from PMNRF would be given to the next of kin of each deceased. Rs. 50,000 would be given to each of those injured," the Prime Minister's office posted on X.
Delhi hospital fire: NCPCR deploys team to investigate
Delhi hospital fire: The NCPCR has dispatched a team to investigate a fire at the Baby Care New Born Hospital in east Delhi's Vivek Vihar, which resulted in the deaths of seven newborns. The blaze, which started around 11:30 pm on Saturday, quickly spread to two nearby buildings. Twelve newborns were rescued, with seven fatalities.
Shah Rukh Khan hospitalised for heatstroke: How extreme heat can cause heart and brain problems
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan has been discharged from Ahmedabad's KD Hospital after experiencing a heat stroke and dehydration. His wife, Gauri Khan, and close friend, Juhi Chawla, confirmed his recovery and expect him to return to support Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL final on Sunday. The incident coincides with a severe heatwave across India, prompting warnings and health advisories. The National Disaster Management Authority advises staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol, and seeking medical help if symptoms of heatstroke persist.
Responsible Innovation, how a blueprint for collaborative action is advancing global healthcare
On the occasion of the Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week (ADGHW), Dr. Asma Ibrahim Al Mannaei, Executive Director of the Research and Innovation Centre, discusses the UAE's prioritisation of healthcare in driving investments and partnerships focusing on advancing technology and attracting top talent and fostering collaboration with India reflecting shared challenges and opportunities in healthcare. Overall, collaboration with global partners and investment in manufacturing capabilities exemplify the UAE's commitment to healthcare excellence and innovation, while initiatives like Malaffi enhance data-driven services. Read on to discover how ADGHW aims to faciliate responsible innovation in healthcare, even as the UAE emphasises patient rights protection in an era of advancing AI and data usage.
‘Yodha’ director Sangeeth Sivan passes away at 61, Riteish Deshmukh, Tusshar Kapoor pay tribute to veteran
The older brother of the National Award-winning cinematographer-director Santosh Sivan and acclaimed filmmaker Sanjeev Sivan, Sangeeth initially entered the entertainment industry as an executive producer for Aamir Khan’s debut film ‘Raakh’ (1989). However, it was his directorial debut, the Malayalam crime drama ‘Vyooham’, that propelled him to fame.
Israel may be using starvation as 'weapon of war': UN
The UN said Tuesday that Israel's severe restrictions on aid into war-ravaged Gaza coupled with its military offensive could amount to using starvation as a "weapon of war", which would be a "war crime". She noted that malnutrition had been basically "non-existant" in Gaza before the war.
Israel launches another raid on Gaza's main hospital as UN says 'famine is imminent' in north
Israeli forces raid Gaza hospital, U.N. warns of famine. Cease-fire talks ongoing. Northern Gaza in humanitarian crisis. Oxfam criticizes aid distribution issues. Hostilities continue in war-torn region, worsening the situation.
UN agency says 'famine is imminent' in northern Gaza, which Israel has largely isolated for months
The World Food Program on Monday released the latest findings of its Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, an international process for estimating the scale of hunger crises.
Common man wants his children to get good education, education can remove poverty: Kejriwal
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal said that he is happy that 13 more Schools of Eminence, including the one at Ludhiana, are being inaugurated in Punjab.
Heavy fighting in Gaza's second-largest city leaves hundreds of patients stranded in main hospital
Israeli forces engage Palestinian militants in Khan Younis, trapping medics and displacing thousands. Israel orders downtown evacuation amid its offensive against Hamas, affecting hospitals and 88,000 Palestinians. Doctors Without Borders reports staff and patients stranded at Nasser Hospital. Over 1.7 million displaced in Gaza; UN warns of disease and starvation. Israel's offensive, ongoing since Oct. 7, aims for "complete victory" against Hamas. Political divisions rise in Israel; US urges scaling back military operations and aid delivery facilitation. Ongoing hostilities persist despite international calls for a ceasefire and postwar plans.
WHO team calls Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital a 'bloodbath'
"The team described the emergency department as a 'bloodbath', with hundreds of injured patients inside, and new patients arriving every minute," the organisation said, adding that "patients with trauma injuries were being sutured on the floor... (and) no pain management is available".
China urges its people to mask up amid surge in respiratory illness across the country
China's health ministry has confirmed that the recent surge in respiratory illnesses is caused by the flu and other known pathogens, not a novel virus. The outbreaks are caused by an overlap of common viruses such as influenza, rhinoviruses, RSV, adenovirus, and bacteria like mycoplasma pneumoniae. The ministry has called on local authorities to open more fever clinics and promote vaccinations among children and the elderly.
Injured Myanmar national brought to Imphal for treatment dies
Hearing the admission of a patient, a huge mob gathered at the hospital premises, a combined team of Imphal East District Police and Central Forces deployed in the hospital controlled the mob and prevented any unwanted incident. Police fired tear gas shells to control the mob.
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