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The WHO reports that tuberculosis remains the deadliest infectious disease globally, causing approximately 1.23 million deaths in 2024. Despite a slight decline in fatalities, the WHO warns that stagnating funding threatens progress made in combating the disease. The number of diagnosed cases reached about 8.3 million, with the highest incidences in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

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AbdulMuhari

Abdul Muhari confirmed that rescuers recovered more bodies from landslides in Java, raising the death toll to 23. Local officials plan to relocate 296 houses from landslide-prone areas within six months, with families...

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Pronojiwo

Mount Semeru erupted dramatically, sending an ash cloud 54,000 feet high and prompting a red aviation warning by the Australia Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre. Authorities raised the volcano's alert to the highest level,...

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WHO

The WHO reports that tuberculosis remains the deadliest infectious disease globally, causing approximately 1.23 million deaths in 2024. Despite a slight decline in fatalities, the WHO warns that stagnating funding...

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