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More than 3,000 dead and thousands injured as Myanmar earthquake strikes, with aid efforts hindered by an information blackout and urgent need for medical supplies including blood transfusions.
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Education at risk in West Bank from Israel operation, funding cuts
Going to school has always been difficult in the West Bank, but Israeli operations are making it dangerous.
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Gradual salary raise key to achieving living wage in the Philippines: industry experts
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As lawmakers mull an across-the-board increase for minimum wage earners, observers at a panel in Manila push for a staggered process in order to balance needs of workers, employers, and its impact on the economy.
Iran warns of water rationing as drought causes dam levels to plummet; experts blame mismanagement and climate change.
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