Don’t let them silence you, says Pakistani First Lady on social media influencer Sana Yousaf murder
First Lady and MNA Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari said the incident should not silence girls and discourage from trying to achieve their dreams.
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When melody meets medicine: A look at Singapore’s growing music therapy scene
The clinical and evidence-based profession uses music to improve physical, emotional, cognitive and social well-being. Its use ranges from palliative and dementia care to pain…
Manga ‘predicts’ disaster in Japan, deterring Hong Kong travelers; governors decry ‘baseless rumours’
The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) stresses that the rumor lacks any scientific basis and says there are no signs of an impending disaster during the period in question.
Interacting with goats spreads smiles at firms, welfare facilities in Japan
With their gentle and friendly nature, they have a spiritual healing effect.
Drones are now saving lives in Everest death zone
As climate risks and climbing dangers escalate, a Nepali start-up is redefining rescue, logistics and safety.
Tragic accident claims 15 lives, mostly students, in bus crash on Malaysia’s East-West Highway
A total of 48 people were involved, including 42 students, a bus driver, an attendant, and four occupants from the other vehicle, Perak Fire and Rescue Department director Sayani…
OpenAI bans Philippine users behind pro-government drive
These accounts were used to generate large volumes of social media comments favoring President Marcos or criticising his former running mate, Vice President Sara Duterte.
Early detection of ‘bubble boy disease’ helps save lives of newborns
Also known as severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), those born with this rare life-threatening condition have no functioning immune system, making them highly vulnerable to…
Immune differences among Asians as striking as between men and women: study
The landmark initiative comprehensively mapped out immune cells from five Asian countries, including Singapore, Thailand, Korea, Japan, and India. which could potentially lead to…
Four Japanese self-defence forces members injured in explosion at U.S. Kadena Air Base in Okinawa
The four soldiers sustained finger injuries while working at a facility that belongs to Okinawa prefecture and temporarily stores unexploded ordnance, mostly from wartime and…