Over 80 missing in landslide at jade mine in Myanmar
Over 80 people went missing in a jade mine landslide in Myanmar's Kachin state in the early hours of Wednesday, Xinhua quoting a local village administration official reported.
KATHMANDU, Nov 26 : The Nepal Nursing Council (NNC) has announced the results of the 34th nurse registration (license) examination. Over 80 percent of nurses have failed the exams. The results of the licensure examination for Staff Nurse (PCL Nursing) held on Saturday have raised a question mark on the quality of nursing education.
KATHMANDU, Nov 26 : The Nepal Nursing Council (NNC) has announced the results of the 34th nurse registration (license) examination. Over 80 percent of nurses have failed the exams. The results of the licensure examination for Staff Nurse (PCL Nursing) held on Saturday have raised a question mark on the quality of nursing education.
The Nepal Nursing Council says over 80 per cent of nurses have failed the licence exam.
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SANAA, Oct. 6: A total of 74 Houthi rebels and eight Yemeni army soldiers were killed on Tuesday in a battle between the two sides in Yemen's central province of Marib, a government military source said.
The battle took place in the Lam'aa frontline in Harib district, about 60 km southwest of the government-controlled Marib city center, the source at the frontline told Xinhua on condition of anonymity. Houthi officials did not respond to a request for comment.
The Lam'aa frontline is a key route to the city Marib and the Safer oil fields. The Iran-backed Houthi militia launched in February a major offensive on Marib in an attempt to seize control of the oil-rich province, the last northern stronghold of the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.
At least 82 militants have been confirmed dead as warplanes pounded Taliban hideouts and positions in Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province, the former stronghold of the armed group, provincial police spokesman Jamal Barikzai said Sunday.
The sorties began Saturday night in parts of the restive Arghandab district in the province. Besides killing 82 armed insurgents including Taliban's key commander Sarhadi, two tanks and several vehicles of the insurgents have also been destroyed, the spokesman said.
Without hinting at possible casualties of security personnel, Barikzai said the cleanup operations backed by warplanes were still continuing in parts of the troubled district.
Taliban militants who are active in parts of Kandahar province have yet to make comment on the airstrikes.
KATHMANDU, Jan 16: The government's failure to take a timely decision has thrown the task of distribution of the second tranche of the housing grant to the earthquake victims into uncertainty. Over 80 percent of the earthquake victims eligible for the second tranche is being deprived of it due to the government's indecision now.
