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Health

Alert over shortage of new drugs for ‘world’s most dangerous bacteria’

According to WHO, three in 10 newborns who develop blood infections die, because the antibiotics that are used to treat sepsis are no longer effective

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen speaks during a press conference at the presidential office in Taipei on January 22, 2020. Photo: Sam Yeh/ AFP/Getty Images via CNBC
World

Taiwan faces worst drought in 56 years

Supply uncertainty pushes up rice price
Economy

Supply uncertainty pushes up rice price

Indian automakers fear container shortage to hit parts supply, output
World

Indian automakers fear container shortage to hit parts supply, output

Economists fear food crisis due to inadequate storage capacity
Agriculture

Economists fear food crisis due to inadequate storage capacity

File photo of nurses/Collected
Health

Bangladesh suffers from 76 percent shortage of nurses

File Photo: Test kits have been one of the main ways to determine if a patient has coronavirus/Collected
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Shortage of Kits in Chattogram leads to fear of halting coronavirus tests

An epidemiologist holds gloves while arranging the supplies of Harborview Medical Center's home assessment team, during preparations to visit the home of a person potentially exposed to novel coronavirus at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, US February 29, 2020/ Reuters
Coronavirus chronicle

World’s largest glove maker sees shortage as coronavirus fight spikes

Sudhir Nayar, Managing Director of Cisco. Photo: Saikat Bhadra
Tech/IT

‘Shortage of trained workforce is the main barrier to digitalisation'

File photo
Trade

Onion shortage in Khatunganj

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