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Deaths at music festival caused by heatstroke
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Concert-goers at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the venue for Future Music Festival Asia. The three-day music festival was abruptly cancelled on its final night on 15 March 2014 following six drug-related deaths.
FMFA deaths last year caused by heatstroke, not drugs, says pathologistTODAYonline
Cops rapped for music fest 'drug OD' claimMalaysiakini (subscription)
Six deaths at Future Music Festival Asia actually caused by heatstrokeThe Star Online
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Concert-goers at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the venue for Future Music Festival Asia. The three-day music festival was abruptly cancelled on its final night on 15 March 2014 following six drug-related deaths.
FMFA deaths last year caused by heatstroke, not drugs, says pathologist
Cops rapped for music fest 'drug OD' claim
Six deaths at Future Music Festival Asia actually caused by heatstroke
BBC News
Beijing public smoking ban begins
BBC News
Public smoking in China's capital, Beijing, is now banned after the introduction of a new law. China has over 300 million smokers and over a million Chinese people die from smoking-related illnesses every year. Smoking bans already existed in China, but ...
New Beijing law in aims to finally snuff out smoking in indoor public spacesThe Globe and Mail
Report: Smoking kills 8000 Israelis a year, including 700 passive smokersHaaretz
Tough public smoking ban begins in BeijingDeutsche Welle
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BBC News
Public smoking in China's capital, Beijing, is now banned after the introduction of a new law. China has over 300 million smokers and over a million Chinese people die from smoking-related illnesses every year. Smoking bans already existed in China, but ...
New Beijing law in aims to finally snuff out smoking in indoor public spaces
Report: Smoking kills 8000 Israelis a year, including 700 passive smokers
Tough public smoking ban begins in Beijing
Times of India
Did I jeopardize my kids' health by moving to Delhi?
Times of India
Gardiner Harris was the South Asia correspondent of the New York Times for the last three years. He writes a very grim account of pollution in Delhi. Many will feel Harris's account is exaggerated, but if this is how expats feel about the city's air, there is a clear ...
Holding your breath in IndiaTODAYonline
Siam demands independent study on Delhi air pollutionBusiness Standard
India's Air Pollution Is So Bad It's Causing Lung Damage In KidsGizmodo Australia
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Times of India
Gardiner Harris was the South Asia correspondent of the New York Times for the last three years. He writes a very grim account of pollution in Delhi. Many will feel Harris's account is exaggerated, but if this is how expats feel about the city's air, there is a clear ...
Holding your breath in India
Siam demands independent study on Delhi air pollution
India's Air Pollution Is So Bad It's Causing Lung Damage In Kids
Gazette Herald
Face transplant patient meets donor's sister
Gazette Herald
PREVIEW: 60 Minutes exhibits the second Rebekah Aversano lays eyes on Richard Norris, the person who now has her deceased brother's face after a profitable transplant. PT0M29S 620 349. May 29, 2015. Imagine that somebody you're keen on has died, ...
Face transplant patient meets donor's sis in touching sceneAsiaOne
Transplant recipient meets sister of man who gave him a new faceQ13 FOX
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Gazette Herald
PREVIEW: 60 Minutes exhibits the second Rebekah Aversano lays eyes on Richard Norris, the person who now has her deceased brother's face after a profitable transplant. PT0M29S 620 349. May 29, 2015. Imagine that somebody you're keen on has died, ...
Face transplant patient meets donor's sis in touching scene
Transplant recipient meets sister of man who gave him a new face
Watch: Rebekah Aversano meets the man who got her brother's face in a ...
The Straits Times
Number of Mers cases in South Korea rises to 18: Health ministry
The Straits Times
Members of a civic group on public health rally in front of the state-run National Health Insurance Service in Seoul, South Korea, on June 1, 2015, to urge the government to release information on places of residence related to patients infected with the Middle ...
South Korea confirms more MERS casesThe Sun Daily
MERS-infected S. Koreans rise to 18, no tertiary infection reportedXinhua
Chinese Blast Korea for Letting MERS Patient TravelThe Chosun Ilbo
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Members of a civic group on public health rally in front of the state-run National Health Insurance Service in Seoul, South Korea, on June 1, 2015, to urge the government to release information on places of residence related to patients infected with the Middle ...
South Korea confirms more MERS cases
MERS-infected S. Koreans rise to 18, no tertiary infection reported
Chinese Blast Korea for Letting MERS Patient Travel
USA TODAY
Carter demands accountability in anthrax blunder
USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will determine who was responsible for shipments of live, deadly anthrax samples to laboratories in the United States and abroad and hold them accountable, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Sunday. Meantime, the ...
Carter Vows to Find Those Responsible for Anthrax ShipmentThe Chosun Ilbo
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USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will determine who was responsible for shipments of live, deadly anthrax samples to laboratories in the United States and abroad and hold them accountable, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Sunday. Meantime, the ...
Carter Vows to Find Those Responsible for Anthrax Shipment
US defense chief monitoring military anthrax investigation
Pentagon chief to hold people accountable for anthrax
Malaysia Chronicle
Sex drugs openly sold in Geylang
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SINGAPORE - They hawk their wares brazenly by the road in broad daylight, selling illegal sex drugs known to have dangerous effects, and even slyly slipping in an offer for a date with a prostitute. RELATED STORIES. 'Drive-through' lane in KL for sex drugs ...
Sex drugs openly sold in street, with PROSTITUTE thrown in as 'offer'Malaysia Chronicle
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SINGAPORE - They hawk their wares brazenly by the road in broad daylight, selling illegal sex drugs known to have dangerous effects, and even slyly slipping in an offer for a date with a prostitute. RELATED STORIES. 'Drive-through' lane in KL for sex drugs ...
Sex drugs openly sold in street, with PROSTITUTE thrown in as 'offer'
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HPB beefing up quit-smoking campaign
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SINGAPORE - Security guard Azlan Samad has not been on a family holiday in nine years. Cigarettes drained a sixth of the $1,800 he took home each month, leaving his family of three with little in the bank. But since he kicked the habit last year, the ...
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SINGAPORE - Security guard Azlan Samad has not been on a family holiday in nine years. Cigarettes drained a sixth of the $1,800 he took home each month, leaving his family of three with little in the bank. But since he kicked the habit last year, the ...
The Star Online
Sex and the blame game
The Star Online
The famous American author and educational administrator, Henry B. Eyring once said: “We live in a world where finding fault in others seems to be the favourite blood sport. It has long been the basis of political campaign strategy. It is the theme of much ...
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The Star Online
The famous American author and educational administrator, Henry B. Eyring once said: “We live in a world where finding fault in others seems to be the favourite blood sport. It has long been the basis of political campaign strategy. It is the theme of much ...
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Doctors handing out antibiotics on demand
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PETALING JAYA - Patients demand, doctors oblige. That's why we have become a nation of antibiotic pill poppers. More than half of patients in private clinic are given antibiotics for common ailments, even where bacteria are the unlikely cause. Most upper ...
'Ensure members act professionally'The Star Online
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PETALING JAYA - Patients demand, doctors oblige. That's why we have become a nation of antibiotic pill poppers. More than half of patients in private clinic are given antibiotics for common ailments, even where bacteria are the unlikely cause. Most upper ...
'Ensure members act professionally'
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