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Parents Worried: Flu Season in Bhubaneswar: Parents Worried, Doctors Advise Calm | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Parents Worried: Flu Season in Bhubaneswar: Parents Worried, Doctors Advise Calm | Bhubaneswar News

As the flu season begins in Bhubaneswar, parents express concern over the 'mystery pneumonia' cases in China. Doctors advise proper hygiene and precautions to keep children safe.

The French villages welcoming Britons back with open arms - Vimarsana News

The French villages welcoming Britons back with open arms

Sitting in his cramped office in the heart of the picturesque Dordogne village of Verteillac, Bruno Merlaud smiles. Behind him is a box of teabags featuring a union flag and the words Keep Calm and Carry On. “Keep this under your hat. I would say that one in 10 Britons are twits. That compares with nine out of 10 French. Now there are fewer of you, it makes me sad. They are a clientele I appreciate enormously,” he says.

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10 Nuclear Horror Movies To Make You Worry About The Bomb - Vimarsana News

10 Nuclear Horror Movies To Make You Worry About The Bomb

Block up your windows, crack out the sandbags, and watch these ten nuclear horror films scary enough to make a pacifist out of anyone. 

US House Panel: AI Regulation Begins With Privacy - Vimarsana News

US House Panel: AI Regulation Begins With Privacy

The U.S. needs to pass federal legislation to establish a national framework of standards and a rules of the road for AI, but first passing federal data privacy

The George Inn, Fordingbridge loses thousands during power cut - Vimarsana News

The George Inn, Fordingbridge loses thousands during power cut

A POWER CUT affected many businesses at the weekend causing them to lose a substantial amount of trade.