Swine Flu in India - From Hoax to Horror

Angrish10 3 months ago Region: India

It all started with outbreak of uncomplicated influenza-like illness   which later become a pandemic known as HINI or Swine flu. Now at level 6 category  of pandemic level i has brought the life all over the wor... more

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Kissing banned due to Swine Flu

Hipple Patel 6 months ago Region: Mexico

MEXICAN officials have banned kissing and ordered minimal human contact as the deadly swine flu toll rises. Police and militia in Mexico City, source of the outbreak, handed out protective face masks to people on the stre... more

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66 Dengue Breeders Face Trial in Colombo

Emanthi Marambe 8 months ago Region: Sri Lanka

Public Health Department of the Colombo Municipal Council in Sri Lanka filed Court Cases against 66 Residents and Institutions In the City Of Colombo within first two and half months of  this year  for ... more

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African Court Finds Niger Guilty in Slavery Case

Finding Dulcinea a year ago Region: Niger

A West African regional court is punishing Niger for allowing slavery, shedding light on the centuries-old practice that persists among some tribes.   Niger Guilty in Slavery Case ... more

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US Department Of Justice Has Hands Full Dealing With Sea Of 900+ Fraud Cases

Can Tran a year ago Region: United States

2008 will be an extremely painful year for the United States Department of Justice. It seems to be feeling pain from all different fronts. There was the recent overturning of a ruling in regards to the 9/11 prisoners at Gu... more

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Outbreak of HFMD Could Add To Potential PR Nightmare For Olympics In Beijing

Can Tran a year ago Region: China

Out of a case of almost 12,000 Chinese that have contracted this virus known as the hand-foot-mouth disease, twenty-six people have already died. However, most of them were children. Within the last few days, the number of... more

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Senior British Law Officials Say They Must Do More For Rape Victims

Can Tran a year ago Region: United Kingdom (Great Britain)

According to Vera Baird, the Solicitor-General, it was very shocking to see how much both police officers and prosecutors needed to shift their attitudes towards cases of rape. Baird adds that the government did not give i... more

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