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Girl, 6, dies after being pulled from sea with family in Sussex
Read more: Girl, 6, dies after being pulled from sea with family in SussexSaja El-Khawas had been in critical condition in hospital
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Trump goes all-in for Lindsey Graham’s sister after her stunning national security blunder
Read more: Trump goes all-in for Lindsey Graham’s sister after her stunning national security blunderVoters across the state will decide Tuesday whether Graham or Rep. Ralph Norman secures the Republican nomination on the ballot this November
Asia
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Amnesty International decries alleged police killing of boy, 14, in Indonesia’s Maluku
Read more: Amnesty International decries alleged police killing of boy, 14, in Indonesia’s MalukuArianto Tawakal’s family denied allegations that the 14-year-old was involved in illegal street racing when he was struck with a helmet by a police officer while riding his motorcycle.
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‘I have nothing left’: How a fiery tragedy upended Wang Fuk Court’s way of life
Read more: ‘I have nothing left’: How a fiery tragedy upended Wang Fuk Court’s way of lifeBefore the catastrophic fire, Wang Fuk Court was an ordinary Hong Kong estate with a steady, familiar rhythm of daily life.
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10 SEA Games events moved to Bangkok after Songkhla flooding
Read more: 10 SEA Games events moved to Bangkok after Songkhla floodingSongkhla province has been hard hit by days of flooding, with the death toll now at 55.
Thailand
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Gold fever has people melting down luxury watches
Read more: Gold fever has people melting down luxury watchesLONDON – The Omega Constellation watch has been flashed in campaigns, movies and at the Met Gala by stars like George Clooney and Nicole Kidman, turning it into a symbol of luxury and glamour.
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PM pledges reforms to woo investors
Read more: PM pledges reforms to woo investorsPrime Minister Anutin Chanvirakul has pledged regulatory and economic reforms to secure Thailand’s position as a long-term investment destination.
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Scientists dig up Southeast Asia’s largest dinosaur in Thailand
Read more: Scientists dig up Southeast Asia’s largest dinosaur in ThailandAlong a meandering river in a warm and arid region that is now Thailand roughly 113 million years ago, a plant-eating behemoth almost 27 metres long browsed on the treetops without much fear of predators due to its sheer size. This was Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, the largest-known dinosaur from Southeast Asia.
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Solar rooftop panels to be inspected due to fire hazard risk
Read more: Solar rooftop panels to be inspected due to fire hazard riskThe government has ordered the Office of the Consumer Protection Board to urgently investigate unsafe solar rooftop installations linked to fire risks and consumer losses exceeding 500,000 baht, following complaints about substandard equipment and improper electrical work.
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Loan decree ‘must pass’
Read more: Loan decree ‘must pass’Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas insisted the 400-billion-baht emergency borrowing decree must go ahead, saying the government must act swiftly to address a deepening cost-of-living crisis despite parliamentary delays caused by legal challenges.
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Amnesty International decries alleged police killing of boy, 14, in Indonesia’s Maluku
Read more: Amnesty International decries alleged police killing of boy, 14, in Indonesia’s MalukuArianto Tawakal’s family denied allegations that the 14-year-old was involved in illegal street racing when he was struck with a helmet by a police officer while riding his motorcycle.
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Blackchin tilapia reportedly found off Pattaya coast
Read more: Blackchin tilapia reportedly found off Pattaya coastFisheries officials are rushing to inspect seawater in Pattaya on Thursday after freshwater blackchin tilapia were reportedly caught off the beach in the resort city in Chon Buri.
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Indian pharma fuels Africa’s ‘zombie drug’ crisis
Read more: Indian pharma fuels Africa’s ‘zombie drug’ crisisNEW DELHI – They come in blister packs of 10 like any normal painkiller and you can buy them easily in roadside kiosks and street pharmacies across west Africa.
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Interest decline eases state payment burden
Read more: Interest decline eases state payment burdenThe government’s interest payment burden relative to government revenue, even after borrowing 400 billion baht, is unlikely to exceed the level acceptable to credit rating agencies, according to the Finance Ministry.
