HIV/AIDS Killed 1,000 People In Cambodia Last Year, Down Nine Percent: PM

PHNOM PENH, Nov 29 (NNN-AKP) – HIV/AIDS killed about 1,000 people in Cambodia in 2024, down nine percent from 1,100, a year earlier, Cambodian Prime Minister, Hun Manet, said. In a message, on Wednesday, and released to the media yesterday, Hun Manet said, the country recorded roughly 1,200 new HIV…

Japan’s Flu Cases Hit Warning Level At Fastest Pace In 10 Years

TOKYO, Nov 24 (NNN-NHK) – The average number of influenza patients reported at designated medical institutions across Japan has hit warning levels, at the fastest pace in 10 years, according to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. During the week from Nov 10 to 16, 145,526 flu patients were…

Gazans In Extremely Dire Situation After Flooding: UN

UNITED NATIONS, Nov 20 (NNN-XINHUA) – Four days after heavy rains inundated large swaths of the Gaza Strip, the Palestinians are living in an extremely dire condition, UN humanitarians said. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said, the situation continues, despite efforts by the UN and…

Vietnamese Gov’t Warns Of Potential Flu Outbreak

HANOI, Nov 19 (NNN-VNA) – Vietnam’s Ministry of Health, warned of a potential flu outbreak, after the country logged up to 11,000 cases of seasonal influenza per month, over the past three months, a sharp rise from the mid-year figures, local media VnExpress reported, yesterday. Since the beginning of the…

Over 70 Australian Schools Closed Due To Possible Asbestos Contamination

CANBERRA, Nov 17 (NNN-AAP) – More than 70 schools in the Australian capital of Canberra were ordered to close today, due to growing concerns about possible asbestos contamination from decorative sand products. The government of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), said that, 71 of 94 public schools in Canberra and…

Measles-Rubella Cases Up 37 Percent In Philippines This Year

MANILA, Nov 16 (NNN-PNA) – The Philippines recorded 4,718 measles-rubella cases from Jan to mid-Nov this year, 37 percent higher than the 3,434 cases logged in the same period of 2024, the country’s Department of Health (DOH) said, yesterday. Around 73 percent of cases are unvaccinated and most of them…

Five Chinese Nationals Killed, Eight Injured In Traffic Accident In Bali

JAKARTA, Nov 15 (NNN-ANTARA) – Five Chinese nationals were killed and eight others injured, yesterday, in a single-vehicle traffic accident in Buleleng Regency in northern Bali, the Chinese Consulate General in Denpasar said, adding, it has activated an emergency response mechanism. According to local police, the accident involved a minibus…

Dementia Becomes Australia’s Leading Cause Of Death For First Time On Record

CANBERRA, Nov 14 (NNN-AAP) – Dementia was the leading cause of death in Australia in 2024, becoming the country’s top killer disease for the first time on record, according to official data released today. The data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that, dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, overtook…

African Nations Pledge To Boost Local Manufacturing Of Medical Products

MOMBASA, Kenya, Nov 12 (NNN-KBC) – African nations, yesterday, agreed to strengthen collaboration in medical product research, development, and regulation, to boost local manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. The seventh biennial Scientific Conference on Medical Products Regulation in Africa (SCoMRA VII), was held in Kenya’s coastal city of Mombasa,…

Delhi’s Air Quality Continues In Red Zone

NEW DELHI, Nov 9 (NNN-PTI) – Air pollution continued to give adverse health issues to the people living in Delhi, as the Air Quality Index (AQI) remained in the red zone. The 24-hour average AQI reported at 4:00 p.m. local time yesterday, stood at 361, thus placing Delhi in the…
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