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Thailand Approves Opium, Magic Mushrooms For Medical And Research Purposes

Thailand Approves Opium, Magic Mushrooms For Medical And Research Purposes
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Heatstroke: Thai gov t advises high risk group to stay indoor

BANGKOK: High risk groups such as children, individuals with illnesses, and the elderly are advised to avoid outdoor activities during the present hea.

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Thai govt advises high risk group to stay indoor as heatwave continues to rise and soaring heatstroke cases

Thai govt advises high risk group to stay indoor as heatwave continues to rise and soaring heatstroke cases
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Extreme Heat Across East Asia, the Pacific Puts Millions of Children at Risk, UN Warns

Extreme Heat Across East Asia, the Pacific Puts Millions of Children at Risk, UN Warns
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Over 24 crore children across East Asia and the Pacific at risk due to heatwave, says UN

Children are more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses as they are less able to regulate their body temperature than adults. | World News

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