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SL receives over 200,000 foreign tourists in Jan

Colombo, Feb 1 (UNI) Over 200,000 tourists have arrived in Sri Lanka in the first month of 2024, the latest statistics by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority showed.
The data showed 201,687 tourists have visited the country in January, with India, Russia, Germany, the United States, Britain, Australia, and China being the top source markets for tourists.
The South Asian country received 1,487,303 tourists in 2023, an increase of 106.6 percent from 2022, according to official data.
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Death toll rises to 26 in SKorea's worst-ever wildfires

27 Mar 2025 | 7:54 PM

Seoul, Mar 27 (UNI) The death toll rose to 26, with 30 others injured, as South Korea's worst-ever wildfires continued to rage in southeastern areas, government compilation showed Thursday.

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Trump administration to cut vaccine support to developing countries: NYT

27 Mar 2025 | 7:46 PM

Los Angeles, Mar 27 (UNI) The Donald Trump administration in US plans to cut funding for GAVI, a global health organisation with the goal of increasing vaccine access in developing countries, The New York Times (NYT) reported.

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2 killed in US airstrikes on Yemeni capital's suburb: Houthi TV

27 Mar 2025 | 7:41 PM

Sanaa, Mar 27 (UNI) Two people were killed and two others wounded in fresh pre-dawn US airstrikes Thursday on a suburb of the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, Houthi-run al-Masirah TV reported.

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6 killed in SW Pakistan terrorist attack

27 Mar 2025 | 7:40 PM

Islamabad, Mar 27 (UNI) At least six people were killed in a terrorist attack in Gwadar district of Pakistan's southwest Balochistan province on Wednesday night, the police said.

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US removes bounties on Taliban leaders, but retains them in global terrorist group list

US removes bounties on Taliban leaders, but retains them in global terrorist group list

27 Mar 2025 | 7:39 PM

Kabul, Mar 27 (UNI) The United States has scrapped bounty money on leaders of Afghanistan’s Haqqani militant network, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani.

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