Airstrikes and missiles struck dwellings and public buildings on Tuesday including Al-Amal hospital in Khan Younis killing five, among them a five-day-old baby, reports indicate. “No child in the world should be killed, let alone one sheltering under the emblem of a humanitarian organisation; this has to end,” said Gemma Connell, a team leader from…
In a statement on Tuesday, UN Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown strongly condemned the assaults targeting mostly cities. “For the people of Ukraine, the new year started with loss, pain, and anguish. For the third day in row, vast aerial assaults by the Russian Federation have caused death – including several children – and destruction of…
In the fighting so far, about 70 civilians – and combatants who are out of action – have reportedly been killed and over 90 wounded, according to the UN human rights office (OHCHR). The fighting has also fuelled a fresh wave of displacement, driving over 200,000 people from their homes since 27 October. In all,…
Image Courtesy: EuroNews.com In the northern regions of Italy, after the intense heat, the roads turned into rivers due to heavy rains, and more than a hundred people were injured in various accidents. On the other hand, Pope Francis says that climate change is an urgent challenge, it cannot be stopped, Pope Francis has appealed…
In Britain, the issue of increasing the salaries of nurses has intensified. According to a media report from London, the nurses’ union announced a 48-hour strike from March 1. The media report further states that thousands of nurses will start the strike from 6 am on March 1. According to the Royal College of Nursing,…
Just six minutes of intense exercise can multiply the production of the most useful protein for the brain. Photo: File Auckland: A research survey has shown that high-intensity exercise can produce brain-friendly proteins that are very beneficial for the entire brain. This protein is called ‘brain driven neurotrophic factor (BDNF)’ which increases brain volume, strengthens…
