WFP says airstrike on marked food trucks killed one driver in South Kordofan
The World Food Programme said two contracted trucks travelling from Dilling to Kadugli were hit on October 3; one driver was killed.
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The World Food Programme said two contracted trucks travelling from Dilling to Kadugli were hit on October 3; one driver was killed.
A SIFC meeting reviewed indigenous vaccine production, plasma fractionation, drug tracking and export capacity.
An online Uzbek-proficiency examination for students from neighboring countries studying in Uzbekistan was held at A1, A2 and B1 levels.
An auction of 125 commercial godowns at Badami Bagh will raise annual rent from 72.2 million to 331.08 million rupees.
Health officials and WHO outlined a coordinated approach linking human, animal and environmental surveillance; local authorities are to formalize the city platform.
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said it had confirmed at least 10 deaths, most involving children, and nine injuries in strikes in Kunar and Helmand.
Uzbekistan allocated 6,500 additional fee-paying undergraduate places at regional state universities for applicants from Karakalpakstan. The minimum entrance-exam score was 56.7 points.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev said students won 228 medals at international academic Olympiads in 2026 and the country's PISA science ranking rose to 48th.
A high-level dialogue during the FAO’s World Forest Week brought together nearly 100 participants and produced preparatory steps for the 2027–2036 UN decade.
The UN migration agency says frontline teams screen travellers and raise awareness as South Sudan prepares for possible Ebola importation; the country had no confirmed case in the report.
The three-year initiative is intended to support health interventions across 15 states.
The agency reported a drone strike at Al Mina Al Bari in Al Obeid.