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    Industrial and warehousing sector absorption increases 21.9% year-over-year

    The industrial and warehousing sector in India saw a 21.9% increase in absorption in the first half of 2024, with the 3PL sector driving demand with a 33% share. Tier I cities accounted for 78% of absorption, while Tier II and III cities accounted for 22%. The sector also saw a supply addition of 28.2 million square feet, with 77% concentrated in Tier I cities and 23% in Tier II and III cities. The e-commerce sector is expected to surge further as it adopts new models to expand urban distribution and extend its footprint into tier-II & III locations.

    WHO confirms human case of bird flu in India, second human infection of H9N2 since 2019

    The World Health Organization reported on Tuesday that a four-year-old child in West Bengal, India, has been infected with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus. The child was admitted to the pediatric ICU of a local hospital in February with severe respiratory issues, high fever, and abdominal cramps. After three months of diagnosis and treatment, the patient was discharged.

    First human case of H5N2 bird flu died from multiple factors: WHO

    WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier in Geneva clarified the man's death as multi-factorial, with ongoing investigations on the source of H5N2 infection from poultry in Mexico.

    All about Bird Flu: First human death in Mexico from the virus never seen before

    WHO has confirmed the first death from a new kind of bird flu never before seen affecting the human body. This has yet again sent chills down the spine of the medical fraternity.

    WHO confirms first fatal human case of H5N2 bird flu

    The first confirmed human case of infection with the H5N2 variant of bird flu was reported to the UN health body on May 23 after laboratory tests. The source of exposure to the virus remains unknown.

    Best Digital Ph Meters for Laboratory in India

    Digital pH meters play a crucial role in laboratories by offering precise and efficient measurement of pH levels in various solutions. With their advanced electronic sensors, these meters provide rapid and accurate readings, enabling scientists to precisely monitor and adjust pH levels. This capability is essential for numerous laboratory applications, including chemical reactions, biological assays, and environmental studies. Digital pH meters streamline the process of pH measurement, ensuring reproducible results and facilitating reliable scientific research.

    The Economic Times
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