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Students were shuttled away by boat because they were unable to leave via obstructed roads

CDC reported there have been 39 deaths associated with e-cigarettes or vaping products in the US

Farmers burning stubble in their fields in areas around the city have been generating clouds of acrid smoke

Seoul's environment ministry says the blood from pig carcasses has been 'dealt with properly'

Claims it's for medical and strictly personal purposes

Commission to be set up to deal with sexual abuse claims which will also include victims

Exclusive by British daily identifies councillors sending Islamophobic messages on social media

The elephant previously killed five villagers and was named after Osama bin Laden

Some users on social media say act was a form of harassment while others say it was funny

Four officers, two civilians injured but that their injuries were not severe

A rescue helicopter was sent to the scene and the pilot was treated for minor injuries

Seven others also injured when the blast detonated

Anas Haqqani, Rashid Omari, Milli Khan freed in exchange for US citizen Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks

Witnessing Earth and its beauty from space made me realise the importance of preserving it, says Hazzaa al-Mansoori

Dozens of journalists held silent protests against internet ban while shops and businesses remain shut in the valley

Maharashtra was ruled by the BJP and its right-wing regional ally Shiv Sena ahead of elections

Work will begin on a new patrol vessel, an electronic jamming weapon for aircraft and technology to track missiles

Across India, Sikh and Hindu communities prepared feasts known as langars to mark the anniversary

Airstrike targets house in Gaza City, killing Bahaa Abu Al-Atta, says Israeli army

Workers were believed to be Indian nationals

Police used pepper spray, plastic bullets and tear gas to break up the march

Three teachers also admitted to hospital for treatment; suspect arrested less than an hour after attack

27 per cent, or 16 million women, say they suffered some kind of physical or mental abuse last year in Brazil

Death of ex-British intel officer James Le Mesurier is being treated as a suspected suicide

Three people have died in clashes since the disputed election

IAEA said it has detected uranium particles at an undeclared site in Iran

Masked activists outside Hong Kong University blocked a main road by dropping objects from a footbridge

The nationalistic Global Times newspaper told the police to "be tough" and said it "firmly supports" their actions

He marked Veterans' Day by celebrating the killing of the militants' former leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdad

Akkol says he quit drinking, performs prayers and chats about religious issues with the mosque's Imam

It will have its own shed for cows, as well as a huge prayer hall

Firefighters have been given broad powers to control government resources, force evacuations, close roads

Thousands of Sikhs are expected to mark the occasion at Nankana Sahib, Kartarpur

'Induction of the new machines would increase the facility's capacity from 600 patients to 750 patients per day'

Asian stocks experience worst day since August as unrest stokes demand for safe-haven assets

Minister says Turkey has nearly 1,200 foreign members of IS in custody, and captured 287 during recent Syria operation

Like many saints of his times, Guru Nanak traveled far and wide to find and spread divine message

As the two nations assess the scale of devastation wreaked by the powerful storm

Dip in wind speed and temperature is making air denser, trapping pollutants and worsening air quality

Wedding is being dubbed as South Africa’s very own fast-food fairy tale

Kajal changed her nationality and converted to Islam 19 years ago to marry Rasheed

First major political blow to Modi’s ruling party as it parts way with regional ally Shiv Sena due to internal strife

Washington sanctioned Ankara for its assault last month on Kurdish-controlled territory in northern Syria

He is threatened with removal from office over allegations that he abused his powers

He is accused of abusing his powers by seeking help for his 2020 reelection campaign from Ukraine

Faces potential removal from office for pressuring Ukrainian President Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden

Mass rallies calling for an overhaul of the ruling system have rocked Baghdad since October 1

Police also fired multiple rounds of tear gas at residents and then retreated, ceding the junction once more

As protesters adopted veils bearing the blue, white and red colours of the French flag

Member of the Aymara indigenous community & a coca farmer, Morales became Bolivia's first indigenous president in 2006