Guantanamo prisoners start new lives in Uruguay
Six men held at Guantanamo for over 12 years began life in Uruguay with medical checks and family calls at a military hospital in Montevideo. They will study Spanish and Uruguayan culture before moving to a residential facility, while officials and refugees react cautiously to their arrival.
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Data gaps hinder Ebola outbreak response in West Africa
Health officials warn missing or inconsistent data hampers tracking of every Ebola patient in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. Experts say data driven decisions are essential as WHO andCDC teams struggle to isolate cases and map contacts amid a sprawling outbreak.
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Philippine storm Hagupit leaves 21 dead in Philippines
Hagupit weakened to a tropical storm after landfall near San Juan Batangas with 53 mph winds and 62 mph gusts. More than a million displaced, 2,800 in shelters, Manila urged caution near bay, storms risk surges and flooding.
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