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TOKYO (Reuters) - The death toll from Japan's Typhoon Hagybis on Saturday rose to at least 18, amid reports of dozens of missing and more than 100 injured, Japanese television reported Sunday. The agency "Kyodo" earlier in the day that the number of missing at least 16 people, while
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong leader Kari Lam said on Tuesday that there were no plans in her administration to use emergency powers after violent protests over the weekend that challenged local government decisions. Lam said at a weekly news conference that tourist numbers had fallen sharply as
China is preparing to open a new large airport south of Beijing, the world's second-busiest aviation hub, and will open before the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. The first commercial airliner is expected to take off from Beijing Daxing International Airport on September 20, according to
Kuala Lumpur - Thousands of schools across Malaysia and Indonesia were closed on Thursday as toxic fog caused by forest fires slashed air quality. Malaysian authorities have ordered the closure of some 2,5,000 schools, including about 300 in the smog-scarred capital Kuala Lumpur, due to growing health concerns caused
The bridegroom whose wedding was targeted by a suicide bomber in the Afghan capital Kabul says he has "lost hope" after the deadly attack. In a TV interview, Mirwais Elmi said his bride survived but his brother and other relatives were among the 63 people killed in Saturday's attack.
