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56 million people die every year

56 million people died in 2017.1 What caused their death? How did the causes of death change over time and differ between different countries and world regions? And what are the risk factors that lead to early death? These are the big questions we are answering here.

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Are you Ordering Food Delivery during Lockdown?

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Will they ever learn? Chinese markets are still selling bats and Dogs?

Cats, dogs and other domesticated and wild animals freely available to buy, One sources says that: 'the markets have gone back to operating in exactly the same way as they did before coronavirus' despite the outbreaks links to bats, Wild animals still for sale as food and traditional medicine in Chinese markets

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Have you Downloaded Govt app 'Aarogya Setu'

Government launches Aarogya Setu, a mobile application which is a Bluetooth based COVID-19 tracker. Download the app & stay safe! Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nic.goi.aarogyasetu&hl=en_GB IOS: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/aarogyasetu/id1505825357 #AarogyaSetuApp

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Despite three-month moratorium announcement, borrowers claim of getting EMI reminders?

Many borrowers, credit cardholders and mutual fund investors say they have received SMSes from their lenders reminding them that they need to maintain sufficient balance on the due date

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Do you know Prepaid SIM cards will not get Discontinued Till April 20?

Prepaid Sims of BSNL Will Not be Discontinued Till April 20, Says RS Prasad Amid Lockdown. Giving further relief, Prasad said a Rs 10 incentive will be provided automatically to customers from Monday itself for outgoing calls, so that the poor and the needy can continue to work.

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Is Your 4G Network Has a Flaw That Can Track You and Steal Your Data?

Cyber security researchers at Positive Technologies have noted that attackers can track location and get sensitive data on 4G, and 5G isn't immune to it.ALL of the world's 4G networks are susceptible to a critical flaw that can enable a malicious hacker to conduct a denial of service attacker, and use it to track user locations, intercept calls, gain access to telecom identifiers, and in turn, gain access to sensitive data that can lead to identity breaches and financial losses.

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