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Bullion van attacks: IGP, bankers hold crucial meeting

Bullion van attacks: IGP, bankers hold crucial meeting
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Bullion van robbery: We ll definitely get the perpetrators - IGP assures Constable Emmanuel Osei s family

Bullion van robbery: We ll definitely get the perpetrators - IGP assures Constable Emmanuel Osei s family
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Makeshift COVID centres in Gurugram set for long haul

Makeshift COVID centres in Gurugram set for long haul Updated: Updated: Started a fortnight ago, it is now gearing up for a ‘third wave’ Share Article Started a fortnight ago, it is now gearing up for a ‘third wave’ Set up a fortnight ago, amid the raging pandemic crisis, the temporary field hospital and the two makeshift COVID care centres in the Millennium City, with a combined strength of 600 beds, run thin on occupancy as the wave of the deadly virus subsides, but these facilities now gear up for a possible third wave and may remain in place till next year.

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INSIGHT-From Nigeria to Brazil halo crops reap pandemic profits

Libby George, Sabrina Valle, Nigel Hunt 6 分钟阅读 Prices climb as demand outstrips supply KADUNA, Nigeria, June 2 (Reuters) - In a flowing cream hijab, Karima M. Imam walks through her fields in scrubland in northern Nigeria as workers harvest a gnarled brown root that has turned gold since COVID struck: ginger. “If I had the capital, I’d plant more. People are looking for ginger now, and there is not enough,” she said at her five hectare farm on the outskirts of Kaduna. As the pandemic rages, people around the world have sought to guard against illness by turning to so-called halo foods. While scientists have dismissed many claims on social media about how superfoods can fend off the virus, their positive role as part of a healthy diet is widely acknowledged.

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From Nigeria to Brazil halo crops reap pandemic profits

Increasingly health conscious consumers have given an already buoyant global spice market a further boost during the pandemic, heightening investor interest in the sector.

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