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The mango export target for the current season has been set at 150,000 tons that would lead to a generation of US$ 127.5 million revenue.

That are financing this regime. since disputed elections last august, this man, belaruss president, alexander lu kashenko, has cracked down on dissent. hes had hundreds of activists detained. many others fled the country into exile. among them, roman protasevich. his capture from high in the sky may become the highest profile one yet. mark lobel, bbc news. the head of the commons foreign affairs committee, tom tugendhat, said the international community faced a choice about how to respond to bel...

On individuals that are involved in the hijacking but this time also on businesses and economic entities that are financing this regime. since disputed elections last august, this man, belaruss president, alexander lu kashenko, has cracked down on dissent. hes had hundreds of activists detained. many others fled the country into exile. among them, roman protasevich. his capture from high in the sky may become the highest profile one yet. mark lobel, bbc news. lets talk to the latvian foreign min...

Cyclone Tauktae damages mango trees, ruins farmers in Gujarats Amreli ANI | Updated: May 24, 2021 05:36 IST Amreli (Gujarat) [India], May 24 (ANI): The strong winds and intense rainfall when Cyclone Tauktae made a landfall recently damaged mango trees and fruits in Amreli and other mango-producing districts in Gujarat. According to the farmers, the mango business has gone back 10 to 25 years due to the recent cyclone, which has caused a huge financial loss ...

Dominic hughes reports. this is talla. in less than five seconds, he�*s correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock that�*s been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher — who doesn�*t take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covid�*s distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained... you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really quickly on t...

So the best dog was able to detect somebody correctly that had covid, 94% of the time which is really, really high and very exciting. research has already moved on to testing whether the dogs can identify the person wearing a t—shirt that belonged to someone who had covid. watch how this dog immediately finds the right person. even as people file past, there is no fooling these dogs with their incredible sense of smell. which dog have we got with you today? this is talla. a dog like talla here...

As our health correspondent dominic hughes explains. this is talla. in less than five seconds, hes correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock thats been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher — who doesnt take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covids distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained... you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really...

Specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covids distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained, you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really quickly on this odour, and were able to distinguish people who were infected from those who were uninfected. so the best dog was able to detect somebody correctly that had covid, 94% of the time, which is really, really high and very exciting. research has already moved on to testing w...

This is talla. in less than five seconds, he has correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock which has been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher, who doesnt take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covids distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained, you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really quickly on this odour, and were able to distinguis...

By different variants, and when the person had no symptoms. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. this is talla. in less than five seconds, he�*s correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock that�*s been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher — who doesn�*t take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covid�*s distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained... you can hear one ...