13/02/2023

Five months after a modest surge of COVID-19, the nation’s outbreak falls well outside the worst in the world. But its authoritarian tendencies have sometimes overshadowed its reputation for public health.

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The BMC has banned fire crackers in all public and private places within the city limits.

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Apple has cut off major supplier Pegatron from new contracts following the reveal of student labor violations. Pegatron is one of Apple’s biggest supply chain partners, manufacturing various products including some of the newest iPhone 12 models.

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