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PunchEN

Butcher stabs friend to death in Ogun

Ogun State police have arrested a 21-year-old butcher, Selim Ayodele, for allegedly stabbing his colleague to death following a disagreement over sweeping. Read More: https://punchng.com/butcher-stabs-friend-to-death-in-ogun/

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The HinduEN

Kolkata stampede: Death in the time of Durga Puja

On October 17, a stampede broke out at a Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata, claiming 19 lives. The pandal, erected in a narrow space with dim lighting, was filled with people soon after it started raining. Shrabana Chatterjee and Shiv Sahay Singh report on the lapses that led to the tragedy and the questions it has raised about accountability in West Bengal

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Deutsche WelleEN

Ebola: Kenya announces second death

Kenyan health officials said the 65-year-old ​woman was a close ‌relative of a ‌​man who died of Ebola last month. The woman developed symptoms ‌while under quarantine in Nairobi.

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CityNews TorontoEN

The death of the dinner party

When was the last time you host a dinner party? Not for special occasion, just for the sake of it. How about the last time you went to one? Odds are, it’s been awhile. With generations living in smaller homes, drinking less, and with less expendable income, they’re becoming a rarer occurrence. But with the […]

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The NationalEN

Europe's summer heatwaves 'caused 50,000 excess deaths'

Europe's hottest summer on record may have killed more than 50,000 people across 30 European countries, researchers have found, as they called on governments to reduce the use of fossil fuels. Scientists from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine examined excess heat deaths in 854 cities in Europe from June 1 to Augus

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