Protests erupt after US pharma company fires 900 employees in India’s Keralam state

7 Killed, Over 70 Hospitalized After Ammonia Gas Leak at Seafood Factory in India's Tamil Nadu

TAMIL NADU, Jun 21: At least seven workers were killed and more than 70 others hospitalized after an ammonia gas leak at a private seafood processing factory in India’s southern st...

300 polis ditempatkan di stesen minyak sempadan pantau penyelewengan diesel

PETALING JAYA: Lebih 300 pegawai dan anggota Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) ditempatkan di stesen minyak kawasan sempadan negara sebagai langkah proaktif mengekang aktiviti penyelewengan serta penyeludupan diesel. ​Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Mohd. Khalid Ismail berkata, penugasan itu bagi memantau sebarang pembelian bahan bakar berkenaan secara berlebihan. ​Beliau berkata, langkah awal itu dilaksanakan susulan pengumuman ... Read more The post 300 polis ditempatkan di stesen minyak sempadan pantau penyelewengan diesel appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Kerala Woman Allegedly Hid MDMA In Private Part, 7 Arrested In Major Drug Bust

A major anti-drug operation in Kerala's Thrissur district has led to the arrest of seven people, including two women, and the seizure of 308 grams of MDMA. Investigators said the operation uncovered a larger drug network after an initial vehicle inspection

Foreign worker concerns prompt Cabinet action, Zahid to head Putrajaya committee meeting next week

PUTRAJAYA, June 26 — A Cabinet Committee meeting on foreign workers, including those in the food and beverage (FB...

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7 dead, 60 hospitalized after ammonia gas leak at seafood unit in India

At least seven people were killed and 67 others hospitalized Sunday following an ammonia gas leak at a seafood unit in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, reported Xinhua, quoting officials. According to officials, the ammonia leak originated from the seafood processing unit and spread across the premises. Workers present at the facility complained of breathing difficulties, while some suffered bleeding from the mouth and nose. Although the affected workers were rushed to nearby private hospitals for treatment, seven of them, all women, succumbed. Personnel from the police, disaster management, fire and emergency services, and health were immediately rushed to the spot to carry out rescue operations. A 30-member team equipped with gas detection devices and other specialized rescue gear has been pressed into service to fix the leak.

Unionized workers at Kakao to 'log out' from office in 2nd collective action

Unionized workers of Kakao Corp., South Korea's messenger app operator, are set to take a day off en masse on Monday in a sign of protest amid a continued gridlock in wage negotiations. In their second collective action, unionized members are expected to stage what they called a Log-out Day by taking simultaneous annual leave. Some 3,000 workers from five units of Kakao, including its headquarters, Kakao Pay and Kakao Enterprise, are estimated to participate, industry watchers said. Wage talks

Lucknow coaching centre fire LIVE: CM Yogi cuts short Aligarh visit after 14 killed in fire tragedy

At least 14 people, including students, were killed and several others are feared trapped after a massive fire swept through a three-storey commercial building in a residential area of north Lucknow on Monday afternoon. The blaze was reported around 3 pm from the building located on Usha Mehta Marg in the Aliganj area of Lucknow. Firefighters rushed to the spot and launched a large-scale rescue operation. A total of 14 fire tenders, including a hydraulic platform vehicle, were deployed to bring the fire under control and rescue those trapped inside.

NDLEA arrests 289 suspects, secures 52 convictions since January — Mitchell

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, has said no fewer than 289 suspected drug traffickers have been arrested in Edo State since January 2026. Dr Mitchell Ofoyeju, the State Commander of the agency, disclosed this during the commemoration of this year’s International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on Friday, June 26, 2026, [] NDLEA arrests 289 suspects, secures 52 convictions since January — Mitchell

Deep State Strikes, as EPA Employees Who Signed Anti-Trump Letter Sue Over Firing

In another case of federal bureaucrats challenging elected leaders, seven employees of the Environmental Protection Agency who signed onto a public letter opposing President Donald Trump were eventually ousted. Now they’re suing to get their jobs back. The terminated employees are suing with the backing of the litigation group Democracy Forward. Democrat lawyer Marc Elias...

Foreign delivery workers using borrowed accounts surge 11-fold

SEOUL, July 6 (Yonhap) -- The number of foreign workers engaged in illegal deliv...

EPA employees who signed anti-Trump letter sue over firing

In another case of federal bureaucrats challenging elected leaders, seven employees of the Environmental Protection Agency who signed onto a public letter opposing President Donald Trump were eventually ousted. Now they’re suing to get their jobs back. The terminated employees are suing with the backing of the litigation group Democracy Forward. Democrat lawyer Marc Elias []...Click to read more

Confirmed Ebola deaths in DR Congo hit 600

The number of deaths comes as healthcare workers threaten to walk off the job over a delay in payments.

After 850 layoffs, Kochi firm lets employees return pending talks with govt

After 850 layoffs, Kochi firm lets employees return pending talks with govt

Major Crackdown on Facilitators of Drug Traffickers in Mirpurkhas Range

Major Crackdown on Facilitators of Drug Traffickers in Mirpurkhas Range

Guinée : 6 678 agents radiés de la Fonction publique pour diverses irrégularités

L’annonce a été faite dans l’après-midi de ce mardi, 30 juin 2026, par le ministère de la modernisation de l’administration et de la fonction publique. 6 678 agents viennent d’être licenciés de la fonction publique. Les agents concernés sont issus de divers services de l’administration publique. Et selon le département dirigé par Faya François Bourouno, [] The post Guinée : 6 678 agents radiés de la Fonction publique pour diverses irrégularités first appeared on Guineematin.com.

NARD declares industrial dispute, gives FG four weeks to avert doctors’ strike

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has declared an industrial dispute with the Federal Government and issued a fresh four-week ultimatum, warning that a nationwide strike may become inevitable if longstanding welfare and professional concerns affecting doctors are not addressed. The post NARD declares industrial dispute, gives FG four weeks to avert doctors’ strike appeared first on Vanguard News.

Unionized workers at Kakao 'log out' from office in 2nd collective action

Unionized workers at Kakao 'log out' from office in 2nd collective action

NEET-UG re-exam : Over 20 lakh students took the exam on Sunday under enhanced security measures

About 7 lakh officials, including police teams, observers and examination staff, were mobilised in 37 days across India to conduct this examination: NTA

Lucknow Coaching Centre Fire: 13 Dead, PM Modi Announces Rs 2 Lakh Aid

LucknowCoaching Centre Fire Live: At least 13 people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a building housing a coaching centre in Lucknow's Aliganj area on Monday.

Seven dead, dozens injured due to ammonia gas leak in India

Seven dead, dozens injured due to ammonia gas leak in India

Health workers in DR Congo's Ebola outbreak go on strike over pay issues

The healthcare workers at the epicentre of Congo’s Ebola outbreak are walking off their jobs to protest delays in their payments.

Fire destroys building at historic shoe factory in Czech Republic

A fire broke out at the former Bata shoe factory in Zlin, Czech Republic, with flames engulfing the ninth floor of the building. The blaze prompted a major emergency response with firefighters deploying 30 units, around 300 personnel and a helicopter to battle the flames. #czechrepublic #fire #batashoefactory #zlin

12 medical middlemen arrested from BPKIHS

By Nisha Rai, Dharan, July 8: The police have arrested twelve people from BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dhara...

Due to burnout and heavy workload, Histadrut declares a labor dispute in nursing system

The strike is expected to affect about 60,000 employees in hospitals, clinics, and maternal and child health centers, who say the state has failed to improve working conditions.

Asian nurses strike for a fair contract in historic turnout

A nurse strike at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, the first of its kind at the Boston hospital and the largest in Massachusetts history, is bringing Asian nurses out, some for the first time. The post Asian nurses strike for a fair contract in historic turnout appeared first on URL Media.

Some health workers in Congo's Ebola outbreak go on strike over pay issues as deaths near 600

Healthcare workers at the epicenter of Congo’s Ebola outbreak are walking off their jobs to protest delays in their payments.

Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry reports major anti-narcotics operations over past year

Afghanistan’s Ministry of Interior Affairs says more than 11,000 operations were carried out against drug traffickers across the country over the past year, resulting in the arrest of over 13,000 individuals who were later referred to judicial authorities. Marking International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking in Kabul on Thursday, officials said that during [] The post Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry reports major anti-narcotics operations over past year first appeared on Ariana News | Afghanistan News.

Drug activity overruns Den Helder neighborhood, dealers take over at-risk locals’ homes

Drug activity is overrunning Sluisdijkbuurt in Den Helder, where residents report constant harassment and say dealers are taking over the homes of vulnerable residents and addicts.

Alibaba to ban Claude Code over alleged backdoor risk, source says

The workplace ban, starting July 10, lands weeks after Anthropic accused operators linked to Alibaba’s Qwen lab of running the largest known distillation campaign against Claude. Alibaba will bar its employees from using Anthropic’s Claude Code inside workplace environments from July 10, according to a person familiar with the matter cited by Reuters. The stated reason [] This story continues at The Next Web