Scientists warn of ‘unprecedented danger’ and say ‘Russia’s war … has raised profound questions’ A panel of international scientists has warned that humanity’s continued existence is at greater risk than ever before, largely as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Source:www.theguardian.com
Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
• Secretary-General
• Deputy Secretary-General/Travels
• Ukraine
• Food Price Index
• South Sudan
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Football for the Goals
• International Day Of Human Fraternity
• Honour Roll
SECRETARY-GENERAL
On Monday at 10 a.m. in the General Assembly Hall, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, will present his priorities for the year to the General Assembly. The remarks will be live on webtv and today, at 2 p.m. there will be a background briefing on the remarks in the briefing room.
DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL/TRAVELS
The Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, concluded her trip to Rome and to Vatican City. Today she met with the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation who is also the Deputy Prime Minister, Antonio Tajani. In the meeting, it was announced that Italy would host the UN Food Systems Stocktaking Moment, which will take place in Rome from 24 to 26 July. The aim of the high-level meeting is to provide opportunities for countries to report on progress made at the national level since the UN Food Systems Summit in 2021, as well as their contributions to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda.
Ms. Mohammed also met today with the Undersecretaries for Multilateral Affairs of the Holy See with whom she discussed the importance of multilateralism and the need for the UN to remain the global townhall for our global village.
They expressed that the UN must continue to give voice to all.
The Deputy Secretary-General also met with the leaders of the UN Rome-based Agencies, and those are the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the World Food Programme (WFP) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
UKRAINE
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) say that yesterday, an inter-agency convoy of five trucks delivered medications, materials for emergency shelter repairs, tool kits, hygiene items and solar lamps to the Zaporizhzhia region in the south-east of the country. The supplies are intended for people in the Huliaipole community, where around 3,000 people remain close to the front line. They are exposed to regular shelling, and their access to basic services is obviously very much disrupted.
Since March of last year, the residents have had no electricity as power stations were damaged by fighting and cannot be repaired due to the ongoing hostilities. Because there is no power, water facilities cannot operate, and water has to be delivered in bottles or pumped from wells. Tools for emergency repairs are urgently needed for the damaged homes in the harsh winter.
The supplies are being provided by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the World Health Organization (WHO). With support from local community representatives and volunteers, it’s distributed directly to the people in need.
This is the second convoy this week to reach communities in acute need on the frontlines after a first convoy reached Donetsk region on the 31st of last month.
FOOD PRICE INDEX
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) today released its monthly Food Price Index for January and said that world food commodity prices declined in January for the tenth consecutive month. The FAO Food Price Index averaged 131.2 points in January, that’s 0.8 percent lower than the previous month, that’s December of 2022.
The FAO says that low domestic prices could result in a small cutback in wheat plantings in the Russian Federation, the world’s largest exporter, while severe war-induced impacts in Ukraine are estimated to reduce winter wheat area plantings by about 40 percent.
Full highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=03%20February%202023
Published: 3rd Feb 2023 06:52:53 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Iraq, Ethiopia, Mali & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (2 February 2023)
Noon briefing by Florencia Soto Niño, Associate Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
- Iraq
- Ethiopia
- Mali
- Deputy-Secretary-General/Rome
- Syria
- World Wetlands Day
IRAQ
This morning, the Special Representative for the Secretary-General to Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, briefed the Security Council on the situation in the country. She underlined the importance that political parties and other actors prioritize the country’s interest above all, stressing that at the end of the day, it remains a joint responsibility.
The Special Representative also conveyed to the Security Council a sense of hope that the confirmation of Iraq’s new government will provide an opportunity to structurally address the many pressing issues facing the country and its people, and a sense of urgency for Iraq’s political class to seize the brief window of opportunity, and to finally lift the country out of recurring cycles of instability and fragility.
ETHIOPIA
In Ethiopia, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) notes that access in the north continues to improve, and the UN has expanded its operations in Afar, Amhara, and Tigray regions, but some pockets remain hard to reach. Since the Cessation of Hostilities agreement in mid-November, more than 127,000 tons of food have been brought into Tigray, reaching more than 3.8 million people.
Meanwhile, OCHA notes that fighting in parts of southern Amhara and neighbouring areas of Oromia region have led to significant displacement in Amhara’s North Shewa, South Wello and West Gojam zones. Humanitarian partners are mobilizing food, shelter and other relief to people in need.
In the southern and eastern parts of Ethiopia, the historic drought that has gripped the wider Horn of Africa continues. The UN and its partners aim to reach 17 million people with food, water, health and agriculture support, among other assistance.
OCHA also notes that the cholera outbreak in parts of Oromia and Somali regions has seen more than 1,000 cases reported to date. Close to one million people are considered at high risk. An oral cholera vaccination campaign has been launched, and 33 per cent of the people they intend to assist have been reached so far.
Given the scale of the needs, additional funding is critical. Financial requirements for this year are being finalized and expected to remain high.
Last year, the Ethiopia humanitarian appeal received less than half the $3.3 billion that were required.
MALI
The UN and its humanitarian partners today launched an appeal for $751 million to meet the urgent needs of 5.7 million people in Mali, over half of whom are women and children. The launch was hosted by the Government of Mali and co-chaired by the UN Humanitarian Coordinator, Alain Noudehou.
The appeal aims to mobilize the necessary funding for the Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 for the country. Mali faces a multidimensional crisis fueled by insecurity, conflict, climate change and lack of access to basic social services.
As of December, over 400,000 people, mainly children and women, have been displaced due to increasing insecurity in the regions of Bandiagara, Mopti, Gao, Timbuktu, Ségou and Menaka.
According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the humanitarian needs have increased by 17 per cent compared to last year.
Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=02%20February%202023
Published: 2nd Feb 2023 08:15:02 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Peace Begins With Me: 75 years of UN Peacekeeping | United Nations
For 75 years, UN peacekeeping has made a tangible difference in the lives of millions of people caught up in catastrophic conflict. Peacekeepers are ordinary people, working in dangerous and strenuous conditions to achieve extraordinary outcomes. They help prevent conflict, protect civilians, advance political solutions, and support democratic processes. Despite the challenges, peacekeepers persevere, alongside many partners, in the collective pursuit of peace. UN Peacekeeping’s Peace Begin With Me campaign thanks peacekeepers, past and present, for their service and sacrifice, and showcases the impact of peacekeepers and peace-makers who strive against all odds to build lasting peace. Their stories inspire us all to take action in the knowledge that “peace begins with me”.
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Published: 2nd Feb 2023 04:00:14 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Afghanistan, Ukraine & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (1 February 2023)
Noon briefing by Florencia Soto Nino, Associate Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
- Afghanistan
- Ukraine
- Deputy Secretary-General Travel
- South Sudan
- Central African Republic
- Sahel
- New Resident Coordinators: Liberia and Senegal
- World Interfaith Harmony Week
- Hybrid Briefing
- Honour Roll
AFGHANISTAN
This morning, the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Martin Griffiths, briefed Member States on the humanitarian situation in the country – and on his recent visit to the country - as part of an Inter-Agency Standing Committee mission. Mr. Griffiths said that they told the de facto authorities that a December 24th edict barring women from working for national and international NGOs is doing no favours for the people of Afghanistan.
Women are an essential, central component of the humanitarian operation in Afghanistan, he stressed, noting that if the ban is not revoked, more exceptions are needed to allow female aid workers to resume their activities. He noted that we have received exceptions in the health and education sectors which have enabled activities to restart.
Mr. Griffiths also underscored that humanitarian agencies will continue to work and be present in Afghanistan unless there is a blanket opposition to women working. The humanitarian community does not go on strike but seeks ways to work in a principled manner.
This year's Humanitarian Response Plan for Afghanistan is seeking $4.6 billion to help 28 million people in need, with some 6 million people close to famine.
UKRAINE
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) say that the fierce fighting in Ukraine continues in the eastern Donetsk region, with civilians being killed and injured on both sides of the front line. Over the last 24 hours, the front-line city of Bakhmut reportedly came under intensive shelling again. Children were among those killed and injured.
Thousands of people who remain in the city experience constant shelling, forcing them to spend hours in shelters, while access to basic services, including health care, is extremely limited. Civilians were also reportedly killed and injured in the areas of the Donetsk region under the temporary military control of the Russian Federation.
And civilians have also been killed, and key civilian infrastructure, including dozens of homes, have been reportedly damaged in the east, north and south of Ukraine over the past 24 hours.
The United Nations continues to support the most affected communities near the front line. Yesterday, a humanitarian inter-agency convoy delivered food, water, medicine, emergency shelter materials, hygiene items, a generator and other supplies for winter to the town of Toretsk, which is some 10 kilometres from the front line in the Donetsk region. The convoy also delivered trauma and emergency surgery kit supplies.
Approximately 15,000 people of the 75,000 residents who lived there before the war started are still in that town and nearby communities. They depend on humanitarian assistance.
The supplies were provided by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), the World Food Programme (WFP) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=01%20February%202023
Published: 1st Feb 2023 06:54:09 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: International Mock Trial on Human Rights | United Nations
The International Mock Trial on Human Rights is the culmination of a year-long programme organized by The Social Excellence Forum (SEF) for a diverse group of 20-30 young leaders, ages 15-22 years, from several countries.
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The students will interrogate the actions and responsibilities of Ernst Rudin, the so-called father of Nazi Racial Hygiene. The Mock Trial will cover the subject of human rights violations, racism and discrimination, and the responsibility of leaders for the consequences of their incitement and actions. The International Youth Mock Trial on Human Rights is organized by The Social Excellence Forum (SEF), with the support of the Holocaust and the United Nations Outreach Programme. The Social Excellence Forum (SEF) is a non-profit youth leadership training initiative.
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Published: 31st Jan 2023 11:20:15 By: United Nations
CNN Video: See where alleged Chinese spy balloon was spotted and where it may be heading
Officials are still tracking a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it travels across the US. CNN's Brian Todd reports on how spy balloons work and how they are equipped. #CNN #News
Published: 4th Feb 2023 01:18:42 By: CNN
CNN Video: Oscar nominee on how her role was first offered to Jackie Chan
Oscar-nominated actress Michelle Yeoh speaks to CNN's Christiane Amanpour about her acclaimed film "Everything Everywhere All At Once" and her first reactions to the script. #CNN #News
Published: 3rd Feb 2023 11:24:04 By: CNN
CNN Video: Forget influencers. 'De-influencing' is now a thing
During a press briefing, Pentagon press secretary Pat Ryder, says a massive surveillance balloon believed to be from China is being tracked as it continues to fly over the continental United States. #CNN #News
Published: 3rd Feb 2023 06:52:24 By: CNN
BBC News Video: China "spy balloon" over US sparks diplomatic row - BBC News
A diplomatic row has erupted between the US and China after a balloon was spotted at high altitude in the skies over America, which it says is being used for surveillance.
It's led to the Secretary of State Anthony Blinken cancelling a planned trip to China.
The Chinese have apologised and declared the balloon is used for scientific research, and that it could have blown off course.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by security correspondent Gordon Corera and North America editor Sarah Smith in Washington.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 10:17:38 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Italian mafia killer Edgardo Greco arrested after 16 years on the run - BBC News
A convicted Italian mafia killer on the run since 2006 has been caught in France, having hidden in plain sight as a pizza chef for at least three years.
Edgardo Greco was part of the 'Ndrangheta organised crime mob who originate from the Calabria region in Italy's deep south.
Greco, 63, was wanted for the murder of two brothers during a "mafia war" between two gangs in the early 1990s.
He went on to take on a new identity, calling himself Paolo Dimitrio, settling in the French city of Saint-Étienne and taking the job of pizzaiolo in an Italian restaurant.
Since 2019, investigators had traced Greco's support network, which ultimately led them across the Alps to Saint-Étienne.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 08:00:05 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: What’s it like waking up to strangers fitting a pre-payment meter in your home? - BBC Newsnight
A report by The Times Newspaper that British Gas has been sending debt collectors, incentivised by bonuses, into thousands of homes under warrant to sometimes forcibly install prepayment meters has brought a complete turnaround by the company.
British Gas immediately suspended the practice which is intended as a last resort for those unable to pay their bills and which hits the most vulnerable with higher bills. Ofgem told energy companies to stop the practice.
Newsnight Correspondent Anna Collinson spoke to a woman with mobility issues who woke up to men in her house who had forced entry to fit a pre-payment meter.
The number of requests for a warrant for forced entry coming before magistrates has rocketed in the past three years and stood at 367,000 last year.
Newsnight examines the role of the courts and concerns that guidance introduced in 2019 means magistrates are now very rarely scrutinising warrant requests before granting them.
The programme did ask to speak to the government but they declined. Representatives of the major energy companies and the energy regulator Ofgem said nobody was available to speak.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 07:00:05 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Pope visits South Sudan on historic peace mission - BBC News
Pope Francis and the Archbishop of Canterbury are making a historic joint foreign visit to South Sudan.
Their mission is to bring hope and to encourage leaders to find a lasting peace in the country, which is suffering from political instability and poverty.
The youngest nation of the world has been ravaged by a bloody civil war since its leaders disagreed over control of the oil-rich country in 2013, just two years after its independence from Sudan.
More than 400,000 people are thought to have died as a result of the conflict.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 06:00:10 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: How is power restored in Ukraine after Russian attacks? – BBC News
Ukraine’s engineers have been in constant battle for heat and light, racing to restore electricity and end the energy war after Russia's attacks on the country's grid.
Since October, when temperatures began to plummet, Russia has been using strikes on Ukraine's power grid to force the civilian population into submission.
For two weeks, the BBC watched engineers and technicians who run the network racing to repair the damage and keep electricity flowing across the country.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 04:00:27 By: BBC News
ODN Video: Is China Using This Balloon to SPY on the US?! 🤨
'Is China Using This Balloon to SPY on the US?! 🤨'
The U.S. is tracking a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that has been flying over U.S. airspace for a couple days,
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 05:30:00 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Passengers FLEE After Train BURSTS into FLAMES
'Passengers FLEE After Train BURSTS into FLAMES'
Passengers were forced to evacuate a burning Southeastern train at a station in Kent.
Rail replacement buses were put on while repairs were carried out.
The cause is not yet known but Kent and Fire Rescue Service believe it to be accidental.
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'Nicola Bulley: Missing Lancashire Mum 'Vanishes Into Thin Air''
Over one week later and the disappearance of Nicola Bulley is no closer to being solved.
Police now believe that Nicola "fell into the river" whilst on her dog walk in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 04:54:59 By: On Demand News
'The Sims 4 Releases Inclusive Update'
Popular EA Game The Sims has released inclusive character creation options. Find out what they are in our latest Short!
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 03:23:25 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Is This Chinese Ballon SPYING on the US?
'Is This Chinese Ballon SPYING on The US?'
The U.S. is tracking a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that has been spotted over U.S. airspace for a couple of days.
This was taken in Montana home to one of the country’s three nuclear missile silo fields at Malmstrom Air Force Base.
However, Mao Ning, spokesperson, Ministry of Foreign Affairs seems to not be taking responsibility yet.
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Published: 3rd Feb 2023 11:03:07 By: On Demand News
CBC Video: Liberal government 'regrets confusion' over firearm bill amendments, says Mendicino
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino joins Power & Politics to discuss the federal government's decision to withdraw a series of controversial amendments to pending firearms legislation, Bill C-21, that some firearms owners say would have unfairly targeted hunters and farmers.
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Published: 4th Feb 2023 01:37:56 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Why spy balloon will create new tensions in U.S.-China relations
Canada's former Ambassador to China Guy Saint-Jacques joined Power & Politics to discuss U.S.-China relations after a large, high-altitude Chinese balloon sailed over Billings, Mont., on Friday, drawing Pentagon accusations of spying. 'It's like someone on the Chinese side almost did this on purpose to make President Xi Jinping lose face,' the former ambassador said.
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CBC Video: Finance ministers meet, tout opportunities of U.S. Inflation Reduction Act
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland met with the provincial and territorial counterparts in Toronto to find a common ground specifically on ways to attract investments, grow jobs and compete with the Inflation Reduction Act that President Joe Biden unveiled in the U.S. Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy tells Power & Politics that the provinces need the federal government's help to cut through 'red tape' and attract investors.
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Published: 4th Feb 2023 01:33:53 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Rideau Canal Skateway set to have latest opening date on record
The Rideau Canal Skateway remains closed on day one of Ottawa's Winterlude festival, putting the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink on track to have its latest opening date on record. Ottawa has had a mild, snowy winter up until this week, which has resulted in poor ice-making conditions.
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CBC Video: Police ID suspect in attack on CBC journalist
Police have identified a man wanted in connection with the death of longtime CBC radio producer Michael Finlay, who died after an apparently random assault in Toronto's east end in January. Robert Robin Cropearedwolf, 43, of Toronto is wanted for manslaughter, police said Friday.
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Global Video: Mummering: Newfoundland's unique holiday tradition comes roaring back
This past weekend in St. John’s Newfoundland, hundreds of people hit the streets for the Atlantic province’s annual Mummers Parade.
As part of this festive tradition, people gather up old clothes that have been lying around the house –tablecloths and oversized shirts are a favourite – and assemble a “mummer’s rig” or costume.
Originally, mummering was a house-visiting tradition. It first appeared in Newfoundland and Labrador in the 1800’s, though the practice dates back much further than that. Mummers would visit their neighbours in disguise, looking for beer and a bite to eat.
Alyssa Julie has more on the history of mummering - and the dark parts of its past.
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Global Video: World Cup 101: The most important soccer (or is it football?) terms you need to know
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Published: 26th Nov 2022 04:00:00 By: Global News
Global Video: Breast cancer survivors say issues like early menopause, loss of identity often overlooked
Just days ahead of her 40th birthday, Hilary Boswell received a terrifying diagnosis – She had breast cancer.
She received a unilateral mastectomy, a surgery she didn’t necessarily want but felt pressured into by her surgeon. It left her with one breast and, she says, it changed the way she saw herself.
“I remember struggling so much with the idea of walking around with one boob,” she said. “I just really felt like I knew what I wanted… and yeah, I wish I had done it, “ she added, referring to a double mastectomy.
Like Boswell, other cancer survivors sometimes struggle to accept the changes brought on by surgery or chemotherapy – such as early menopause, or loss of libido. And they don’t always get the support they need.
As Alyssa Julie reports in our series Against all Odds, some survivors and experts are asking health professionals to shed more light on the impact of a cancer diagnosis on the body and the mind.
- With files from Michelle Butterfield.
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Published: 24th Oct 2022 03:00:46 By: Global News
Global Video: Outside the margins: BIPOC and LGBTQ2 breast cancer patients rewrite the narrative
People from racialized and 2SLGBTQQIA+ communities are underrepresented in the institution of cancer care, and they’re slipping through the cracks because of it.
“I really felt like my issues didn’t matter. And I didn’t feel confident in making a decision about a life-changing surgery because I didn’t see myself represented,” said Michelle Audoin, the founder of Uncovered: A Breast Recognition Project. “The fact that I didn’t see myself in this space and my questions weren’t being addressed, it led to depression.”
For breast cancer, a reproductive cancer, the disparity can be especially apparent for the latter group. One thing is clear: it’s time to rewrite the narrative of what a typical cancer survivor looks like.
To do so, members of the community across Canada are fighting against these gaps, from diversifying what breast cancer looks like to writing a graphic memoir.
Global's Katherine Cheng has more.
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Published: 22nd Oct 2022 04:27:45 By: Global News
Global Video: "It's part of everybody's history": CNE's post-pandemic return revives multi-generational traditions
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is back in Toronto after a two-year pandemic hiatus, and with its return, small businesses that struggled with the closure are back.
With revenue going from 100 to 0 when the Exhibition closed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, being back at the CNE this year is extra-special for patrons and especially the small family businesses passed down from generation to generation.
“As much as this is a generational business for me and a family business, it’s also something that is an experience that generations have gone to the CNE and enjoyed,” said Sam Scanga, owner of several food booths at the CNE he runs with his family, referring to attendees’ love of his Primo Spaghetti 1.99. "It's part of everybody's history."
Global's Alexia Kapralos and Katherine Cheng have some of their stories.
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Published: 3rd Sep 2022 09:48:40 By: Global News
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