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' In addition, China is our amid rising cases of Covid. upcoming Government in around 240,000 Afghans before pass to markets all over the “There is an alarming” situa- Afghanistan where the group # $ % $ !& US forces completed a tumul- escribing China as its world,” said Mujahid. tion in the State owing to seized control last control fol- & % ( ! tuous pullout on August 30. D“most important partner”, China has been making Covid-19, observed the apex lowing months of offensives. At stake is whether the the Taliban have said they look some positive statements court, adding that “cases in Baradar, who heads the late Taliban co-founder Mullah Tolo News reported citing Taliban can govern a country to Beijing to rebuild towards the Taliban and has Kerala are about 70 per cent Taliban’s political office in Omar, and Sher Mohammad sources from the Islamic group. facing economic meltdown, a Afghanistan and exploit its expressed the hope that the cases of the country. Children Doha, will be joined by Mullah Abbas Stanekzai, in senior Earlier, the Taliban had humanitarian disaster and rich copper deposits as the war- insurgents will follow moder- of this age cannot be exposed Mohammad Yaqoob, the son of positions in the government, announced that Haibatullah threats to security and stabili- ravaged country faces wide- ate and prudent domestic and to this risk.” ty from rival jihadist groups, spread hunger and fears of an foreign policies, combat all “Prima facie, we find force including a local offshoot of economic collapse. forms of terrorist forces, live in in submission made by peti- Islamic State. Taliban spokesperson harmony with other countries, tioner that the State challenging a decision of the “All the top leaders have Zabihullah Mujahid said the and live up to the aspiration of Government has not seriously high court refusing to interfere arrived in Kabul, where prepa- group supports China’s One its own people and the inter- considered the prevailing situ- with the decision to hold offline rations are in final stages to Belt, One Road initiative that national community. ation before having a physical exams. announce the new govern- seeks to link China with Africa, Stating that China respects exam proposed to be conduct- Meanwhile, the night cur- ment,” a Taliban official told Asia and Europe through an Afghanistan’s sovereignty and ed in September this year. As few slapped on Kerala since last Reuters, speaking on condition enormous network of ports, will not interfere and follow the we couldn’t get a satisfactory Sunday has failed to yield any of anonymity. railways, roads and industrial friendship with “entire Afghan response from counsel for the result as the number of new ! -9./ “We will raise our voice and say The Taliban, which seized parks. people”, Chinese Foreign State in this regard, we grant patients diagnosed with Covid- that Muslims are your own Kabul on Aug. 15 after sweep- “China is our most impor- Ministry spokesman Wang interim relief staying the offline 19 continue to remain high. On mid concerns in India that people, your own citizens and ing across most of the country, tant partner and represents a Wenbin said on Tuesday that, exam till next date of hearing,” Friday, out of the 1.63 lakh AAfghan soil under the they are entitled to equal rights have faced resistance in the fundamental and extraordi- “facts show that in realising said a bench of Justices AM samples sent for testing, 29,322 Taliban regime can be used for under your law.” Panjshir Valley, where there nary opportunity for us economic development we Khanwilkar, Hrishikesh Roy persons were found to be terrorist activities against it, the As Muslims, it was the have been reports of heavy because it is ready to invest and need an open inclusive politi- and CT Ravikumar. The apex infected with Covid-19, said a insurgent group has said it has group’s right to speak out for fighting and casualties. rebuild our country,” cal structure, implementation court posted the matter for next release by Health Minister the right to speak out in favour Muslims living in Kashmir Several thousand fighters Geo News quoted Mujahid as of moderate foreign and hearing on September 13. Veena George. of Muslims anywhere, includ- and any other country, of regional militias and rem- saying in an interview to domestic policies and clean The Kerala High Court The Test Positivity Rate ing in Kashmir, though it does Shaheen said while speaking nants of the government’s an Italian newspaper on break from terrorist groups in had earlier observed that con- remained high with 17.91 per not have a policy of conduct- from Doha. armed forces have massed in Thursday. all forms”. ducting examination was a cent while the pandemic ing “armed operations” against $% !& While recalling the terms the rugged valley under the There are “rich copper The Taliban also view matter of Government policy claimed 131 lives taking the any country. of the Doha agreement with the leadership of Ahmad Massoud, mines in the country, which, Russia as an important partner and no interference was war- death toll in the State till date Suhail Shaheen, Taliban US, he said they had “no poli- the son of former Mujahideen thanks to the Chinese, can be in the region and will maintain ranted. The apex court bench to 21,280. The State also saw spokesman for its political interview to BBC through cy of conducting armed oper- commander Ahmad Shah put back into operation and good relations with Moscow, passed the order on an appeal 118 health workers falling prey office in Doha, in an exclusive video link on Thursday, said: ations against any country”. Massoud. modernised. Mujahid said. filed by advocate Rasoolshan A to Covid-19. !"#$#%& '(#)%"%")*(! #$ , -.* ' '! (! ))*) +,** !"" % & - + *+ od of time and today it was Q( Prevention and Control had .. adjourning the matter only for said the majority of children /*(*! the purpose of compliance * don’t develop symptoms when 0 with other directions. “Put up infected with the coronavirus, on September 13 as Solicitor or their symptoms are very $%)%)'%%$! General seeks time to enable +, mild. (/0#'1#',/# Union of India to comply with However, it is becoming , -.* )* !" earlier order and place on R increasingly apparent that a + record compliance report of large number of children with +2*) /9- other directions issued by this /9- symptomatic and asympto- +3*++2 court on June 30, 2021. matic Covid-19 are experienc- 3* he Supreme Court on Compliance report to be filed mid debate whether or not ing long-term effects, many +*! TFriday expressed displea- with the registry on or before Astudents should be sent to months after the infection. *)! sure over delay in framing September 11,” the bench said. schools in view of impending So far, most long Covid *+,*0 guidelines for issuance of death Advocate Gaurav Kumar The apex court had in its third wave of the coronavirus research is based on adults. certificates to the families of Bansal, who has filed the peti- June 30 verdict directed the pandemic in India, a study by & ! )"* There is less information about !#2#%33 those who died of Covid-19 tion, submitted that under the National Disaster Management University College London and ! + under-18s, in part because it '!&#'#/'$%#' and directed the Centre to do pretext of consideration things Authority(NDMA) to recom- Public Health England has takes longer to get ethical , -.* so and file compliance report should not be delayed as the mend within six weeks appro- found that even as children and a control group of 3,739 to Covid-19 after 15 weeks, the approval to study children, ++4 by September 11. top court has already granted priate guidelines for ex-gratia rarely become severely ill due who tested negative over the prevalence of long Covid in the said Natalie Lambert at Indiana (/+ “We passed the order a four-week extension to the assistance on account of loss of to the infection, at least one in same period. age group was lower than some University School of Medicine. 5* long time back. We have Centre on August 16 to frame life to the family members of seven infected kids may have Among those who tested had feared last year. Symptoms of long Covid * already extended the time once. guidelines for ex-gratia com- persons who died due to lingering symptoms. positive, 14 per cent reported The findings were a pre- were first thought to include *)*0 By the time you frame the pensation and now it is seeking Covid-19. The study found that 11- three or more symptoms such print which had not been peer- fatigue, muscle and joint pain, 6+! guidelines, the third phase will more time. Advocate Sumeer The Centre had moved an to-17-year-olds who tested pos- as unusual tiredness or reviewed. The authors said any headache, insomnia, respira- (*+! also be over”, a bench com- Sodhi, who appeared for some application seeking some more itive for the virus were twice as headaches 15 weeks later, com- decision to extend vaccination tory problems and heart pal- *( prising Justices MR Shah and of the applicants, said extend- time to frame the guidelines on likely to report three or more pared with 7 per cent reporting to 12-15-year-olds in Britain pitations.
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