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The Citizen
4 days ago
- Health
- The Citizen
Hospital seeks public's help to locate family of unidentified patient
Hospital seeks public's help to locate family of unidentified patient The Madadeni Regional Hospital is urgently appealing for public assistance in locating the family of a patient identified as Andres Ntando. According to the hospital's Public Relations Department, no contact details for next of kin were provided when Ntando was admitted. Ntando informed staff that he resides in the Mnambithi area, but has been unable to provide any further information. If you know Ntando or are able to assist in locating his relatives, please contact the Madadeni Provincial Hospital Public Relations Department on 034 328 8043/8133 or email The news provided to you in this link has been investigated and compiled by the editorial staff of the Newcastle Advertiser, a sold newspaper distributed in the Newcastle area. Please follow us on Youtube and feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. For more local news, visit our webpage, follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and request an add on our WhatsApp (082 874 5550). At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
GGSIPU MBA admission 2025: Choice filling through CAT 2024 begins at ipu.ac.in
IPU MBA admission 2025: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU), Delhi, has initiated the admission process for its MBA programme for the academic session 2025. The university has announced that candidates who have applied through the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2024 and paid the required application fee can now participate in the online choice filling process. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The choice filling for the MBA programme, designated under programme code 101, began on May 14 and will continue until May 20. The entire counselling process is being conducted online, and candidates are required to log in to the official admission portals— and further instructions and updates. Online counselling schedule and fee payment As per the press release issued by the Public Relations Department of IPU, the result of the first round of online counselling will be announced on May 22. Following the allotment, candidates must pay a part academic fee of Rs. 96,000 online by May 26 to confirm their seat. Candidates can download their provisional seat allotment letter by May 26. Verification of uploaded documents can be carried out up to May 28. Those wishing to cancel their allotted seats may also do so by May 28. Choice filling available for candidates who paid Rs. 2,500 application fee The university clarified that only those candidates who have deposited the application fee of Rs. 2,500 are eligible to participate in the online counselling and choice filling for the MBA admission. The process is streamlined to ensure transparency and convenience for applicants seeking admission through CAT 2024 scores. Meanwhile, application deadline extended for 30 other programmes In addition to the MBA admission, IPU has extended the application deadline for 30 National Level Test (NLT) and merit-based programmes till May 20. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This extension comes in response to growing interest and requests from prospective candidates. The programmes include (based on NATA), (based on JEE Mains), BA (based on NCET), MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, and BSc (Hons) Nursing (all based on NEET UG). Other courses include Diploma in Pharmacy, Executive MBA, Integrated BA LLB/BBA LLB (based on CLAT UG), (AI and Data Science), (Industrial Biotechnology), and Additional programmes covered under the extension are LLM Weekend, MSc (Nursing), MBA (based on CMAT), MBA (Fire and Industrial Safety), MBA (Disaster Management) Weekend, MCA/MCA/SE (based on NIMCET), PG Diploma in Fire and Life Safety Audit, PG Diploma in Yoga Therapy, PG Homoeopathy, Post Basic BSc Nursing, PGAC (based on AIAPGET), LLM (based on NEET PG), Nurse Practitioner Critical Care, and (based on various national level tests), (Urban Design), and (Urban and Regional Planning). Candidates are advised to visit the university's official websites for detailed eligibility criteria, application procedures, and admission timelines.
New Straits Times
02-05-2025
- New Straits Times
Some Malaysian travellers caught unaware of new Thailand digital arrival card requirement
SUNGAI GOLOK: Many Malaysian travellers entering Thailand were unaware of the requirement to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online, which took effect yesterday. Most Malaysians arriving at the Sungai Golok checkpoint from Rantau Panjang, Kelantan, today had not completed the mandatory online application in advance. However, Thai immigration officers were on hand to assist travellers in completing the process on the spot. Malaysian Norhayati Salleh, 36, from Machang, said she was unaware of the TDAC requirement until she arrived at the border. "I had planned to visit my grandmother in Waeng and brought along my two siblings. "They are using international passports to enter Thailand, while I am using my border pass. "Upon arrival, I was informed that my siblings needed to fill out the online application. "I think it's a positive initiative, as it ensures smoother travel for foreign visitors," she said. Another visitor, Amir Mohamed, 21, praised the Thai government's initiative. "I didn't know I needed to complete the online form until the immigration officer informed me. "They were very friendly and guided me through the process," said Amir, who was travelling to Hat Yai with two friends. Meanwhile, Narathiwat Immigration Superintendent Pol. Col. Poonsak Kaewsiwaw said in a Facebook post that his team continues to monitor the implementation of the new system. He said the TDAC system aims to improve efficiency and service for both tourists and the public. "On the first day of implementation (May 1), a total of 10,251 people entered Thailand through the three border checkpoints in Narathiwat. "The atmosphere was very lively," he said. He said immigration authorities had launched a comprehensive awareness campaign in advance, with support from the Public Relations Department, to inform the public and tourists. "This has helped travellers prepare for the new system," he said. Poonsak also clarified that the TDAC system applies only to travellers using international passports. "Border pass holders can continue to cross the border using the existing procedure. "The new system covers all foreign nationals entering or leaving Thailand via air, land, or sea," he said.
NDTV
29-04-2025
- NDTV
11 Million Tourists Visit Thailand – Here Are 5 Underrated Places You Must Explore
Are you even a true travel lover if you have not been to Thailand yet – or at least have it on your bucket list? From the white sandy beaches of Phuket to the buzzing streets of Bangkok, Thailand offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Did you know that Thailand is currently witnessing a major tourism boom? Between January 1 and April 20 this year, over 11 million international tourists visited the Land of Smiles. With this, the country generated over 540 billion baht in tourism revenue, according to Thailand's Public Relations Department. That is a 0.52% increase compared to the same period last year. Also Read: 7 Reasons For Indians To Travel To Thailand Wondering where all the visitors are coming from? The top five countries sending tourists to Thailand are China with 1.52 million visitors, Malaysia with 1.4 million, Russia with 835,300, India with 677,800 and South Korea with 550,000. When people think of Thailand, they usually picture Bangkok, Phuket, or Pattaya. But there is so much more to this amazing country. If you're looking to escape the usual tourist crowds, here are 5 underrated places in Thailand that deserve a spot on your travel list. Here Are 5 Hidden Gems Of Thailand: 1. Pai Tucked in the mountains of northern Thailand, Pai is a peaceful town with chilled-out vibes. Surrounded by nature, it is perfect for hot springs, waterfalls and watching sunsets from Pai Canyon. 2. Koh Yao Noi This quiet island sits between Phuket and Krabi. It is the opposite of a party scene – think laid-back beaches, fishing villages and stunning ocean views. Great for couples or anyone wanting a peaceful break. 3. Sukhothai History lovers, this one is for you. Sukhothai was Thailand's first capital and its old ruins are beautiful and full of charm. You can rent a bike and explore ancient temples all day. 4. Lopburi Known for its monkey population, Lopburi is a quirky little town where monkeys roam freely around temples. It is fun, a bit chaotic and definitely different! 5. Trang Trang is a hidden gem in southern Thailand. It has gorgeous beaches, caves and islands – without the crowds of nearby hotspots. Plus, the local food is seriously underrated.
Arab Times
22-02-2025
- Politics
- Arab Times
Over 2,000 flags raised to celebrate national holidays
KUWAIT CITY, Feb 22: Kuwait Municipality has completed all preparations to commemorate the country's national holidays under the leadership of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad, reports Al-Seyassah daily. In a press statement, the Director of the Public Relations Department and spokesperson of Kuwait Municipality Mohammed Al-Sindan explained that the Decorations and Flag Installation section in the Public Relations Department raised more than 2,000 Kuwait flags of various sizes on masts distributed throughout the country. In addition, 138 mobile advertisements have been installed under the slogan 'Pride and Dignity.' A number of masts were installed at the Red Palace in Jahra Governorate, in addition to maintaining 490 flagpoles on bridges and their bases from Amiri Airport to Bayan Palace. Al-Sindan urged both citizens and residents to cooperate with the field decorations monitoring teams, and stressed the importance of preserving the flags and reporting any damaged ones for replacement. He praised the initiative by the Legal Department of Kuwait Municipality, led by Director Hussein Al-Ajmi, to organize a celebration for employees on Wednesday in honor of the upcoming Independence and Liberation Day anniversaries.
