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    COVID-era Wuhan party boss under investigation, says China's anti-graft watchdog

    Wang Zhonglin, the former party chief of Hubei and Wuhan, is under investigation for corruption. This follows his earlier prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly appointed as Wuhan's top official in February 2020. He served as governor of Hubei in 2021 and later became the highest-ranking official in the province. Additionally, several other senior officials from pandemic-era Hubei have faced investigations and serious consequences.

    Grandmother demands Rs 51 lakh for raising daughter of her son who got remarried after divorce

    A grandmother is suing her son to demand financial compensation for raising his daughter for fifteen years after his divorce. The son remarried and moved, leaving his daughter with his mother. This situation has sparked a debate on family responsibilities and childcare support. The case highlights societal expectations for grandparents in child-rearing.

    Fireworks shop explosion in China kills 12 people in second such blast in days

    A massive explosion at a fireworks shop in Xiangyang, Hubei province, left 12 individuals dead. This disaster comes on the heels of a similar event in Jiangsu province that took the lives of eight people just days prior.

    China reports 15 new COVID-19 cases as Wuhan gears up to test its 11 million people

    According to China's National Health Commission (NHC), seven new confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported on Tuesday of which one is imported and the other six cases locally transmitted.

    COVID-19: China shuts down largest makeshift hospital in Wuhan, last batch of medics leave

    As the number of coronavirus cases abates, China shutdown one of its largest makeshift hospitals built in February to treat the surging COVID-19 infections in Wuhan, the epicentre of the pandemic.

    Covid-19 battle: Restrictions on drug export may be lifted

    Out of 13 drugs whose exports were restricted, the government is likely to lift the ban on five including paracetamol, tinidazole, metronidazole, ornidazole, and azithromycin, people in the know of the matter said.

    The Economic Times
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