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WHO: Nipah Virus Outbreak in India Poses Low Global Risk — REUTERS / CK Thanseer

Nipah Virus · India

WHO: Nipah Virus Outbreak in India Poses Low Global Risk

42% Center coverage: 177 sources

Indian authorities confirmed two cases of Nipah virus in West Bengal since December, with 196 contacts traced, quarantined and tested, all returning negative results. The situation is under constant monitoring with all necessary public health measures in place.See the Story

OFC Pro League: Bula FC climbs to third after win over Solomon Kings FC

Oceania · Central Division

OFC Pro League: Bula FC climbs to third after win over Solomon Kings FC

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Bula FC, Solomon Kings FC and South Island United FC have four points each, but the Fijians have a better goal advantage. Auckland FC continue to lead the standings.See the Story

Rule of Law Failures Hurt Ordinary People Most, Commonwealth Warns Ahead of Fiji Meeting

Oceania · Nadi

Rule of Law Failures Hurt Ordinary People Most, Commonwealth Warns Ahead of Fiji Meeting

The weakening or uneven application of the rule of law has the greatest impact on ordinary people, the Commonwealth has warned, as Fiji prepares to host senior legal leaders from across the bloc. Commonwealth Secretary-General Shirley Botchwey said the erosion of legal protections undermines peace, stability and development, particularly for everyday citizens. “Where the rule of law is weakened or unevenly applied, the impact is felt most sharpl…See the Story

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