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City police arrest three Sri Lankan nationals wanted for murders in their home country

Officials of the Central Crime Branch on the pursuit of a fugitive rowdy, who had jumped bail and was at large, caught three Sri Lankan nationals, involved in a series of murders back home, staying with the rowdy-sheeter in the city illegally

The Hindu

CCB arrested four persons including three Sri Lankan Nationals

EOW CCB officials caught 3 Sri Lankan nationals in Bengaluru for suspected involvement in murders. 13 mobiles, Aadhar cards, voter ID cards seized. Accused were on the run for some time & communicated with Paramesh in sign language. Efforts to track down Jalal, their contact, underway.

The Hindu

City liveability rankings tell a biased story -- our research in Dhaka explains why

Like many fast-growing megacities in Asia and Africa, Dhaka, in Bangladesh, is often stigmatised as one of the most unliveable cities on earth, due to overcrowding, slums and substandard housing. The Bangladeshi capital boasts around 23 million residents.

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‘It’s very hard to talk about’: the civilian toll of fighting in Sudan

Research by a doctors’ group and relatives’ accounts shed light on suffering over six weeks of conflict

The Guardian - UK

A hitch-hiker in the baking Saudi desert: James Deavin’s best photograph

‘It was late morning and nearly 40 degrees on the road to Riyadh. Jalal was very keen for me to take his picture. I felt incredibly guilty leaving him there’

The Guardian - UK

Growing Houthi Violations Threaten to End Truce

Houthi truce violations in Yemen have resulted in the death of over a thousand Yemenis, including soldiers and civilians, revealed Yemeni officials, adding that breaches by the Iran-backed militia threaten ending the ongoing, but fragile, UN-sponsored ceasefire. Although the UN and its envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, underrate the danger…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Famine-threatened Yemenis fear impact of Ukraine war

Sanaa (AFP) - The wheat fields of northern Yemen stretch into the distance but they aren't enough to nourish a country where millions go hungry.

AFP

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