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The river is called Sutki. It flows at least 20 kilometres after originating from the Kushiara river in Lohajuri area under Baniachong upazila in Habiganj before falling into the Ratna river at Pratabpur of the same upazila.

WHO says Pakistan has second largest hepatitis C virus burden.

Invest Africa (www.InvestAfrica.com) will be hosting the Namibia Investment Summit (https://bit.ly/3CDFhtV), under the patronage of His Excellency Hage

There were no mask requirements during this year’s Genesee County Chamber Awards dinner, however, one aspect of last year’s event was brought to the podium: those 2020 award recipients who had to be recognized virtually due to COVID a year ago. Tammy Hathaway presented the Geneseean of the Year Award to fellow Geneseean Jay Lazarony, recipient of the 2021 honor. Hathaway was

WHO says Pakistan has second largest hepatitis C virus burden.

Expectations of decreasing Namibia's unemployment rate are partly dependent on investment opportunities worth about 5.98 billion U.S. dollars, which have the potential to create 122 000 jobs, according to an official from Namibia's Investment Promotion and Development Board, Nangula Uaandja. Uaandja told Namibian president Hage Geingob during a visit to…

Upset that her next-door neighbour placed a shoe rack along the common corridor, an elderly woman drizzled urine all over the neighbour’s shoes. According to Mothership.sg, the woman has been allegedly harassing her neighbour since 2021. The victim, who wished to remain anonymous, told Mothership the dispute began when he placed a shoe rack outside his unit – a HDB...

More privacy or nah? This is one of the main concerns from netizens when the Housing & Development Board (HDB) unveiled pictures of the Joint Singles Scheme Operator-Run (JSS-OR) flats in a Facebook post on Saturday (March 12). The post explained that these flats "come with partitions installed to offer tenants more privacy", adding that general furnishings and appliances are...

Bigamy charge at court in 1922, Town gala saved in 1972 and Councillors oppose Wick scheme in 1997

Lots will be at least 60 feet wide.