World News in Brief: Karabakh exodus continues, indigenous rights, UN steps up bid to curb food waste

World News in Brief: Karabakh exodus continues, indigenous rights, UN steps up bid to curb food waste

Mr. Grandi stressed that UN refugee agency (UNHCR) convoys with more relief supplies are on the way.  “We are ready to mobilize additional resources to support the humanitarian efforts of the Government and people of Armenia,” he said. UNHCR said earlier this week that most of those streaming across are vulnerable, including mainly older people, women and…

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About 1 million people in Kuwait suffer from food addiction

About 1 million people in Kuwait suffer from food addiction

Iconic photo About 1 million people in Kuwait are suffering from food addiction. According to the research, 20 percent of the country’s population ie 940 thousand people are suffering from food addiction. A ‘food addiction’ is defined as eating high-energy foods, unrelenting hunger and eating when not hungry. Dr. Wafa Al-Hashash of Kuwait also conducted…

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A 5-member committee has been formed to investigate substandard food in Jinnah Hospital

A 5-member committee has been formed to investigate substandard food in Jinnah Hospital

Secretary Health formed a 5-member committee on the issue of substandard food in the kitchen of Jinnah Hospital Karachi. According to the notification, the chairman of the committee will be the Special Secretary Health, the chairman of the Department of Food Science of Karachi University will be a member of the committee. Other members include…

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Afghanistan: WFP forced to cut food aid for 2 million more

Afghanistan: WFP forced to cut food aid for 2 million more

Forced to take the drastic measures citing a “massive funding shortfall”, WFP will only be able to provide emergency assistance to three million people per month across the country from October. “Amid already worrying levels of hunger and malnutrition, we are obliged to choose between the hungry and the starving, leaving millions of families scrambling for their…

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