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Ministering to traffic accidents

IN BANGLADESH, we have a really dedicated and devoted minister, as described in an article published in a local English-language daily on June 9. His loyalty seems to be pledged to his vote bank ... Full story

No smoking

CANADA has been successful in reducing the smoking rate to about 18 per cent by using some strategies. They banned smoking in public places and it is illegal to sell tobacco products to minors there. Full story


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