Seoul: The South Korean military has recently taken down more than 1,300 surveillance cameras installed at various bases, including those near the border with North Korea, after discovering they were Chinese-made equipment, a military official said Friday. In late July, military and intelligence authorities found out the surveillance cameras supplied by a South Korean company.
Geneva: At least 22,500 people, or a quarter of those injured in the Gaza conflict as of July 23, are suffering from life-changing injuries that will require long-term rehabilitation, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported. The report published o Thursday underscored the immense burden on Gaza’s already crippled healthcare system, saying that severe limb.
Jalandhar: The controversy over Rahul Gandhi’s statement on Sikhs during a conference in America is not stopping. While on one hand the Sikh leaders of BJP have opened a front against Rahul Gandhi and are protesting outside Rahul Gandhi’s residence in Delhi, on the other hand, Khalistani supporters along with some Akali leaders and leaders.
New Delhi: The US State Department spokesperson said on Wednesday that senior diplomat Donald Lu’s meeting with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was part of a normal diplomatic conversation. According to news agency ANI, the spokesperson of US Department said that policy has been to talk to the government of allied countries as well as opposition.
Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senator and Supreme Court Bar Association’s former President Hamid Khan has warned that the legal fraternity will launch a protest against any attempt to restrict the powers of the judiciary, Dawn reported. While addressing a press conference at the Lahore High Court Bar Association on Wednesday, he raised concern alleging that.
Tel Aviv: Six staff members of the UN agency were among those killed in Israeli airstrikes at a school-turned-shelter in Gaza, the United Nations said. The six staffers belonged to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), the agency that assists Palestine refugees. At least 34 people.
Melbourne: Two children have died days after suffering critical injuries in a house fire in Melbourne’s northwest in Australia. Police in the state of Victoria said in a statement on Wednesday that two girls, aged one and five respectively, died surrounded by family in hospital on Wednesday morning while their three-year-old brother remains in a.
New Delhi: A recent update of now is that Earthquake tremors have been felt in Delhi-NCR. The epicenter of the Earthquake was in Pakistan and tremors were felt in Delhi NCR and other states. As per reports, an earthquake of magnitude 5.8 jolted Pakistan on Wednesday afternoon. Tremors were felt in Islamabad and Lahore. Mild.
Los Angeles: Taylor Swift formally endorses Kamala Harris for upcoming US Presidential elections Los Angeles, Sep 11 (IANS) Pop icon Taylor Swift is coming out in support of the current Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris in the latter’s presidential race for the upcoming November 5 US elections. The singer-songwriter has formally endorsed.
Philadelphia: Former US President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on US Vice President Kamala Harris, dubbing her a “marxist” made a refernce to her father and added that the Democratic candidate has no policy. Trump’s comments came during the face off during the presidential debate conducted by ABC News on Tuesday (local time). He.
