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Mississippi school district's superintendent to retire

April 27, 2021 GMT
OXFORD, Miss. (AP) A school district in Mississippi is looking for a replacement for its superintendent.
After nearly 20 years of service, Lafayette County School District Superintendent Dr. Adam Pugh announced his retirement last week. Pugh said he filed his retirement paperwork last fall but waited to make the final decision, The Oxford Eagle reported.
“We’ve been talking about this, praying about this, for about a year,” Pugh said. “I sent in my retirement stuff in October. I got it back and we’ve just been sitting on it, trying to figure out what to do. About a month ago, I got a call from a company and was just kind of talking and asked would I be interested. … It was kind of like the Lord was opening the door for me and saying, ‘Okay. This is what you’ve been praying for.’” ....

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A patently wrong regime - The Hindu

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Over the last few decades, intellectual property rules have served as a lethal barrier to the right to access healthcare
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Over the last few decades, intellectual property rules have served as a lethal barrier to the right to access healthcare
Even an unprecedented pandemic can do little, it appears, to upset the existing global regime governing monopoly rights over the production and distribution of life-saving drugs. If anything, since the onset of COVID-19, we’ve only seen a reaffirmation of intellectual property rules that have served as a lethal barrier to the right to access healthcare over the last few decades. The neo-liberal order, under which these laws exist, is so intractable today that a matter as seemingly simple as a request for a waiver on patent protections is seen as a claim unworthy of exception. ....

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Coronavirus | Britain extends COVID-19 vaccination drive to everyone aged 44 years and above

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April 26, 2021 13:42 IST
“Now that 95% of all over 50s have had their first jab, and more than two-thirds of those aged 45-49, we are opening up vaccinations to 44-year-olds,” said U.K. Health Secretary
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“Now that 95% of all over 50s have had their first jab, and more than two-thirds of those aged 45-49, we are opening up vaccinations to 44-year-olds,” said U.K. Health Secretary
Everyone aged 44 and above in Britain will now be able to book their COVID-19 jab starting on April 26 as the U.K.’s National Health Service (NHS) vaccine programme expands further to more younger age groups. ....

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Two containers for carrying oxygen being brought from Dubai: Home Ministry

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April 26, 2021 18:50 IST
India is struggling with a second wave of the coronavirus infection and hospitals in several States are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds
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India is struggling with a second wave of the coronavirus infection and hospitals in several States are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds
,Two containers for transportation of oxygen are being brought from Dubai, amid an increasing demand for medical oxygen in the country, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said on April 26. ....

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Oxford Economics lowers India's GDP growth forecast to 10.2%

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The IMF has projected an impressive 12.5 per cent growth rate for India in 2021
Global forecasting firm Oxford Economics on Monday revised downwards its India GDP growth forecast for 2021 to 10. 2 per cent from 11.8 per cent previously, citing the country s escalating health burden, faltering vaccination rate and lack of a convincing government strategy to contain the pandemic.
Oxford Economics also said that notwithstanding the likelihood of further mobility restrictions, it expects India s targeted lockdown approach, less stringent restrictions, and resilient consumer and business behaviour to mitigate the economic impact of the second wave.
India s escalating health burden, faltering vaccination rate, and lack of a convincing government strategy to contain the pandemic have prompted us to downgrade our 2021 GDP growth forecast to 10. 2 per cent from 11.8 per cent previously, it said. ....

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