Hong Kong to resume hamster imports a year after mass cull
The Chinese finance hub halted the commercial import of the small mammals last January after a pet store worker and nearly a dozen hamsters tested positive for the Delta variant.
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An odyssey to find the truth of grains
Commencing its fourth season, the program adopts a global perspective to trace a variety of grains and how they became an essential component of the human diet.
Nearly 200 starving Rohingya reach Aceh after a month at sea
Every year, thousands of Rohingya flee the violence in Myanmar and squalid refugee camps in Bangladesh on perilous sea voyages.
Outreach key in reminding Japan of pacifism: experts
South Korea sees the North as part of its territory, despite the fact that they are recognised separately on the international stage.
Jump in death toll as Hong Kong logs nearly 17,000 Covid-19 cases
Currently, 4,143 Covid patients are being treated at public hospitals, according to the Hospital Authority.
Five provinces, capital reach ‘mine-free’ status as year ends
According to authorities, civil war in Cambodia has left nearly 4,000sq km littered with landmines and unexploded ordnance.
Adhere to the authorities: Malaysia’s King to flood victims
His Majesty also reminded the people residing on the east coast to stay vigilant and not to allow their children to go near flood waters.
As China opens the floodgates, we’ve finally been hit by the Covid-19 tsunami
Just two days after China abruptly surrendered its stranglehold on Covid-19, practically everyone at the China bureau fell sick.
HK star Maria Cordero reveals she lost RM27mil after investing in stocks
“I was very confident then because my friend assured me that I would gain back the money I put in”, the Macau-born star admitted.
Islamabad’s strategic depth in Afghanistan is slipping away
Consequent to the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, Americans made Pakistan the base for Mujahideen operations against the occupiers.