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Infants, children, those over 65 and people who are overweight, ill or on certain medications are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. It is important to take precautions, especially after 11 people who attended a government function on April 16 in the scorching heat in Kharghar died due to heat stroke, while several others were hospitalised.  

Local parts key to eligibility for subsidies  

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, in cooperation with the International Telecommunication Union, conducted a study

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Wes Streeting, Labours Shadow Health Secretary, is an unusual voice in his party.

The problems of America's health care system can best be addressedthrough market-based solutions. The evidence indicates that undernational health insurance, the promise of coverage becomes healthrationing, access to universal coverage means delays in access tocare, official fairness yields to favoritism by officials, freedomof choice becomes coerced conformity, and democratic deliberationis replaced by bureaucratic decision-making.

MUSCAT, APRIL 15Oman’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) has credited the government’s fiscal stability and sustainability programmes for the dramatic...

The purpose of heat-related illness surveillance is to assess the burden of illness and mortality due to heat, plan responses to adapt and mitigate heat impact, and evaluate the impact of climate action and changing climate.

PODGORICA: The Film Centre of Montenegro has digitalised two more cinemas within the project launched together with the Ministry of Culture and Media...

Bank Nizwa hosts the second session of ‘Nibras’ under the patronage of the Secretary General of the Ministry of Finance and the General Supervisor of the National Programme for Financial Sustainability and Development of the Financial Sector

Education Minister Ligia Deca said on Monday evening in Timisoara that two of the ideas of the Romanian diaspora in the research area have become...