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First Cases of Oropouche Sloth Virus Reported in Europe: What We Know So Far

First Cases of Oropouche Sloth Virus Reported in Europe: What We Know So Far

The Oropouche virus, also called 'sloth fever,' has reached Europe with 19 reported cases. Originating from pale-throated sloths in South America, it spreads through insect bites. Cases have emerged in Spain, Italy, and Germany, involving travel from Cuba and Brazil. Symptoms include headaches and nausea, and while most recover, concerns grow over severe health impacts and risks to unborn babies.

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Luton Town Gears Up for Pivotal Championship Clash With Burnley

Luton Town Gears Up for Pivotal Championship Clash With Burnley

Luton Town is preparing for their highly anticipated Championship match against Burnley at Kenilworth Road. Both teams, relegated from the Premier League, aim for promotion. Luton Town faces a tough challenge with injuries, but the return of defender Teden Mengi may bolster their lineup. The historical rivalry and improvements around the stadium add to the excitement.

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Bangladesh Crisis Highlights the Urgency of Citizenship Amendment Act for Hindu Minorities

Bangladesh Crisis Highlights the Urgency of Citizenship Amendment Act for Hindu Minorities

The ongoing crisis in Bangladesh reveals the dire plight of the Hindu minority facing targeted violence, discrimination, and insecurity. The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) is discussed as a vital measure to offer protection and refuge to these persecuted individuals. The article emphasizes the critical need to address their suffering and implement the CAA to safeguard vulnerable communities.

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Climate Change Fuels Severe Droughts: Impacting Europe and Africa Drastically

Climate Change Fuels Severe Droughts: Impacting Europe and Africa Drastically

Droughts in Europe and Africa are intensifying due to climate change. Rising global temperatures are leading to historic water shortages in Europe’s Spain, Italy, and Greece, and severe food crises in Africa's Somalia and South Sudan. Addressing these challenges requires immediate and substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions through international collaboration.

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