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Gasolines going to drop like a rock, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters

Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, while others were scattered across different areas of the ship, said forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip

According to the project manager, the powerhouse is about 60 metres further down the tunnel. The rescue teams were to continue working through the night to reach it, says Indias Ambassador to Nepal

According to a statement issued by state media, the government said Kyaw Moe Tun was dismissed from the civil service on February 27, 2021, for failing to follow instructions

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The Houthis called us and they don't want to fight with us, Donald Trump told reporters on a visit to Dublin, Ireland

Images provided by the coast guard showed the charred interior of the ship and what appeared to be human remains, ashes and burnt metal, including a car

The New York Mayor paid homage to the more than 300 members of the citys fire department who had risked their lives while responding to the burning Twin Towers and saving countless lives

Yemens Iranian-backed Houthi rebels captured a strategic island at the southern entrance to the Red Sea

Tibetan flags waived and slogans such as Xi Jinping=Genocide' and 'Tibet is facing ecocide: Free Tibet' raised during protest near Bharat Mandapam; protest at Majnu Ka Tila in north Delhi sees participation of hundreds of Tibetans from across India

Nepal's leaders say the Himalayan country needs long-term international support to adapt to a rapidly changing mountain environment

U.S. officials said the administration does not intend to take direct military action against the Houthis at this time

According to Swiss media, 48 people were on the bus

U.S. President Trump dismissed suggestions that some of his supporters were upset and demoralised about the war

As the world observes the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 that claimed over 3,000 lives, we look back at how The Hindu covered the horrendous attacks from the ground.

9/11: The memorial, known as Reflecting Absence, comprises two enormous pools located on the footprints of the former Twin Towers

The elections in France will be in May next year, and again, whatever the outcome, NATO is there, will stay together, will stay strong, says Mark Rutte

Mokha, is about 80 kilometres from the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a strategic waterway between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden through which about 12% of the world's oil and other goods are shipped

The fire erupted on September 10 on a foreign-flagged cargo ship docked in an eastern Chinese port

Tatsapong Tongthat, an officer at the Bang Lamung station in Chonburi province, allegedly killed his wife inside a kindergarten

Saima Wazed, in her resignation letter, said she has lost all trust and confidence in the WHO leadership; she was placed on unpaid administrative leave late last year

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Government issues fresh flood alert after satellite imagery shows that a lake has formed upstream of Bhotekoshi River; towns were wiped out in a span of a couple of hours, says Foreign Minister Shishir Khamal

Several people have died in Nepal after floods triggered by a glacial collapse along the Nepal-Tibet border, with 288 Indians still missing.

According to information disclosed by the authorities, three women fromTiruchiand 16 persons fromThanjavurare among those affectedby the floods.The Coimbatoreadministration is coordinating with Indian embassies in Nepal and China to determine the number of missing pilgrims

The Government of West Bengal is actively coordinating with the Embassy of India in Kathmandu and proper administrative channels, says Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari

Government says the RTGS, the AP Bhavan and other departments are making concerted efforts to establish the whereabouts of seven persons and ensure safety of all the affected residents and pilgrims from the State

The veteran Congress leader says he will write to PM Modi seeking comprehensive compensation, assistance for the affected families

The party calls for coordinated efforts to facilitate the safe and early return of the affected people, including those from Visakhapatnam

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Karnataka CM D.K. Shivakumar speaks to survivor from State, assures support

A glacier collapse in Tibet caused catastrophic flash flooding in a border area of China and Nepal

The MEA Spokesperson said that India is working on mobilising Bailey bridges, but has no information NDRF and Armys Corps of Engineers being mobilised so far

The veteran leader said he would write a formal letter to PM Modi seeking his intervention for comprehensive compensation and assistance measures for affected families.

Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are on alert as floodwaters from neighbouring Nepal move towards the border, after devastating flash floods killed at least 100 and 65 people.

India on Thursday sent a second tranche of relief supplies to flood-ravaged Nepal in a military transport aircraft. On Wednesday, 10 tonnes of HADR, or Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief, material were dispatched to the neighbouring country.

A 57-member group from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry had travelled to Nepal as part of a tour; 20 of them have been rescued, while 34 from T.N. are yet to be brought to safety. Besides this group, another 49 people had travelled to Nepal from Chennai

A total of 103 people from Tamil Nadu who had gone on a pilgrimage were stranded in Nepal due to devastating floods on Wednesday

The relief supplies included emergency items such as temporary shelters, blankets, hygiene kits, solar lamps, and medicines. It is learnt that New Delhi will send more relief supplies in the next few days

Bihar was put on alert as floodwaters from the neighbouring country entered the Gandak river and reached a barrage on August 26

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