News Archives for World - 2020-12-09

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USA

Canada approves Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, first shots expected next week

Canada is the third country after Britain and Bahrain to give the green light to the Pfizer vaccine, developed with Germany's BioNTech SE.
The approval of the vaccine is supported by evidence that it is safe, effective and of good quality," regulator Health Canada said in a statement.

Updated 10 Dec, 2020 12:03am

USA

IMF's Georgieva says sees Fund debt freeze for poor countries extended through 2021

Georgieva made the comments during an IMF forum on the COVID-19 crisis in developing countries.
The best value spending that countries could make in the crisis are investments to accelerate the distribution of coronavirus vaccines.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:01pm

USA

Trump issues formal threat to veto effort to block massive UAE arms sales

The Senate is due to vote on resolutions of disapproval of the sales later on Wednesday.
US law requires congressional review of major arms deals, and lets senators force votes on resolutions of disapproval.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:00pm

Europe

EU planning sustainable fuel target to cut airline emissions

Draft had included the 5% share of low-carbon fuels to be reached by airlines in 2030, rising to above 60% in 2050.
EU climate chief Frans Timmermans said the Commission now intended to set higher goals for sustainable aviation fuel.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:53pm

World

UK warns people with serious allergies to avoid Pfizer vaccine after two adverse reactions

The MHRA said it would seek further information and was investigating as a matter of priority, and Pfizer and BioNTech said they were supporting the MHRA's investigation.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:08pm

Europe

French European Affairs minister says a Brexit deal still possible

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned the European Union on Wednesday it must scrap demands that he said were unacceptable if there was to be a Brexit trade deal and avoid a turbulent break-up in three weeks.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:02pm

Europe

Little chance of a trade deal when Johnson, von der Leyen meet

"The probability of a no-deal is increasing," the official said.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:58pm

Europe

Ukraine will introduce tight lockdown restrictions in January

"Ukraine will introduce strengthened quarantine restrictions - let's call them 'winter holidays for safety',"

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:30pm

USA

Brazil likely to begin COVID-19 vaccinations in Jan or Feb, says minister

Pazuello said on Tuesday that Brazil had signed a letter of intent to receive 70 million COVID-19 vaccine doses from Pfizer starting in January.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:17pm

Europe

UK PM Johnson warns EU over Brexit trade talks: back down or it's no-deal

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned the European Union on Wednesday it must scrap demands which he says are unacceptable if there is to be a Brexit trade deal.
With fears growing of a chaotic no-deal finale to the five-year Brexit crisis, Johnson was heading to Brussels later on Wednesday for talks with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Updated 10 Dec, 2020 01:15am

Middle East

Turkey's Erdogan to discuss U.S. strains when Biden takes office

President Tayyip Erdogan said he would discuss strained U.S. relations with President-elect Joe Biden when he takes office.
Bilateral ties have been hit by Turkey’s purchase of Russian S-400 missile defence systems, differences in policy on Syria and the detention of U.S. consulate employees and citizens in Turkey.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:05pm

Middle East

Saudi crown prince's lawyer seeks dismissal of ex-spy chief case in U.S. court

Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s lawyer has asked a U.S. court to dismiss a case filed by a former top-ranking Saudi intelligence official.
The filing rejects claims that Mohammed bin Salman, also known as MbS, sent a hit squad to kill former spy chief Saad al-Jabri.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:01pm

Asia

India records 32,080 new coronavirus cases

Daily cases have stayed below the 50,000-mark since Nov. 8, despite a busy festival season that saw crowded markets and streets.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 07:05pm

Asia

Indonesia records highest daily COVID-19 death toll of 171

The data also showed 6,058 new cases, taking the total number of infections to 592,900.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:58pm

Europe

Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 20,815

The reported death toll rose by 590 to 19,932, the tally showed.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:43pm

World

Israel to receive initial shipment of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine

Pfizer and its partner BioNTech last month agreed to provide Israel with 8 million doses of the vaccine, which Britain became the first country to administer on Tuesday.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:34pm

Europe

Ukraine reports record daily coronavirus-related deaths

He also said 12,585 new coronavirus cases were recorded in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number to 845,343 cases with 14,204 deaths.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:33pm

Europe

UK warns people with serious allergies to avoid Pfizer vaccine after two adverse reactions

Britain began mass vaccinating its population on Tuesday in a global drive that poses one of the biggest logistical challenges in peacetime history, starting with the elderly and frontline workers.
Pfizer has said people with a history of severe adverse allergic reactions were excluded from their late stage trials.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:24pm

Asia

Two small Iraqi oil wells set ablaze in 'terrorist attack', ministry says

The Oil Ministry gave no further details about the assailants behind the explosive devices that targeted the wells in Khabbaz oilfield, 20 km (12 miles) southwest of Kirkuk.
The field produces about 25,000 barrels per day, oil officials said.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:24pm

Europe

UK's Johnson says 'a good deal' still possible with EU

"A good deal is still there to be done. I look forward to discussing it with Commissioner von der Leyen tonight," he told parliament.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:16pm

World

Macron seeks French cabinet's approval for new law tackling "Islamist extremism"

Macron says the legislation is needed to promote France's secular system but his plans have led to rise in social tensions among Muslim community
French PM says rather than targeting Muslims it aimed to "free Muslims from the growing grip of radical Islamism"

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:15pm

Europe

Virus-hit Cyprus shuts hospitality, malls for holiday season

He said bars, restaurants, cafes and other hospitality venues must close, as will shopping malls, while church services will go ahead without attendees and after-school tutorial centres are also banned.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:10pm

Europe

Germany battles soaring virus deaths as Biden makes vaccine vow

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is urging regions to take much more drastic action to curb the spread, after state leaders agreed measures that would see comparatively modest social restrictions eased even further for the Christmas holidays.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:08pm

Europe

Virus rages in German regions with far-right leanings

Hailed as a success story during the first wave of the pandemic, Germany is now struggling to bring the second wave under control with new daily cases regularly topping the 20,000 mark.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:08pm

Europe

Russia reports 26,190 new coronavirus cases, 559 deaths

Authorities said 559 had died in the last 24 hours, pushing the official death toll to 44,718.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:08pm

Europe

Deal close on EU budget: Poland's deputy PM

An EU diplomat who spoke to AFP on Wednesday on condition of anonymity declined to confirm a deal but also did not rule out that one was in the pipeline, saying "we are waiting for a final confirmation".

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:06pm

USA

Brazil registers highest COVID-19 daily death toll in almost a month

The South American country has now registered 6,674,999 cases since the pandemic began, while its official death toll has risen to 178,159, according to ministry data.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:05pm

Asia

Indonesia polls go smoothly despite virus warnings

The archipelago of nearly 270 million -- the world's third-biggest democracy and fourth most-populous nation -- delayed the vote originally set for September as it struggled to contain soaring virus cases.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:03pm

Middle East

Iran says ready for snap return to nuclear deal compliance

The agreement between Iran and major powers has teetered on the brink of collapse since outgoing US President Donald Trump pulled out of it in 2018 and reimposed crippling unilateral sanctions.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 06:01pm

USA

UN rights chief 'really hopeful' for US rights under Biden

"I welcome all those pledges," she said.
"For human rights I think it will be much better. I am really hopeful on that."

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:56pm

Europe

Merkel: Pandemic is shifting balance of the world economy

She told the Bundestag lower house of parliament that the economies proving to be the most resilient were those that had managed to get the pandemic under control.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 06:38pm

Europe

Merkel: We're seeking way to lift Poland and Hungary's EU veto

Warsaw and Budapest, both under EU scrutiny for undermining judicial and media independence, are blocking the budget and the EU's recovery fund.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 06:38pm

Europe

Even with vaccine, Merkel doesn't see major suppression of pandemic in Q1

She told the Bundestag lower house of parliament that it would, however, be possible to slash the number of deaths.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 06:38pm

Europe

Merkel: We could still reach an agreement on Brexit

She told the Bundestag lower house of parliament that the two sides still needed to resolve the issue of a level playing field.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:49pm

Europe

Merkel: We should close shops after Christmas until Jan. 10

She said people in Germany had not reduced their contact with others to a sufficient degree. Germany has imposed a "lockdown light" in a bid to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:47pm

Europe

Britain wants to find a way to get a post-Brexit deal: Ireland's Coveney

"Having spoken to the British government this evening, I believe they do want to try to find a way of getting a deal."

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:45pm

Europe

Ireland's Varadkar says he believes UK-EU trade deal is possible

He said he thought Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin's assessment that the chances of a deal were 50-50 was "absolutely correct".

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:41pm

Europe

UK's Gove says on Brexit: sometimes the chiefs can find a way through

Gove cautioned that it could not be a deal at any price and that the EU needed to both make concessions and understand that the United Kingdom was sovereign for there to be a deal.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:39pm

World

U.S. Senate's No. 2 Democrat says Trump wants $1,200 checks in COVID relief bill

"We've received some signals from the White House that the president particularly would like to send out those $1,200 checks,"

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:31pm

USA

U.S. Treasury's Mnuchin says he presented $916 billion COVID-19 relief proposal to Pelosi

"As part of this proposal, we will fund it using $140 billion in unused funds from the Paycheck Protection Program and $429 billion in Treasury funds," Mnuchin said.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:29pm

World

Biden to nominate ex-Iowa Gov. Vilsack for USDA secretary

U.S. President-elect Joe Biden plans to nominate former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack for agriculture secretary, Axios reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 05:22pm

World

More than 80 million people displaced globally due to violence in 2020 conflicts: UN

The UNHCR's preliminary figures suggest that by the end of 2019, 79.5 million people were living uprooted and displaced, including nearly 30 million refugees
Coronavirus crisis had affected every aspect of human life and severely worsened existing challenges for the forcibly displaced and stateless, says UNHCR

Published 09 Dec, 2020 02:50pm

Asia

IAF objects to Anil Kapoor’s ‘AK vs AK’, wants related scenes withdrawn

The objection from the military force came two days after the release of the trailer.
The movie is set to be released on December 24.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 02:13pm

World

Roche joins Moderna to include antibody test in COVID-19 vaccine trial

"This could play a role in assessing if, or when, an individual needs revaccination, or in helping to answer other clinically relevant questions," Roche said in a statement.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 02:12pm

World

China cancels commemorative stamps with India

China’s State Post Bureau had planned with India to jointly launch a stamp in April commemorating 2020 as the 70th year of bilateral relations.
Diplomatic relations between China and India have been tense since June, when at least 20 Indian soldiers were killed in the western Himalayas after being attacked by Chinese troops using rocks and clubs.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 05:46pm

World

More EU summits might be needed to reach budget deal, Poland's foreign min says

Rau's comments come after Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Warsaw on Tuesday evening.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 05:46pm

World

UK's Gove says on Brexit: sometimes the chiefs can find a way through

"It is often around the table, when you have two political principals one-on-one, that you can often find a way through," Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Gove told the BBC.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 05:46pm

Asia

South Korea's Moon says more COVID-19 vaccines should be secured despite budget constraints

The remarks, in a statement from the presidential Blue House, came as South Korea reported 686 new coronavirus cases

Published 09 Dec, 2020 01:28pm

USA

Venezuela's Maduro says hopeful of dialogue with Biden

"Donald Trump's policy on Venezuela failed spectacularly," said Maduro, who took a total grip on power in weekend legislative polls boycotted by the opposition and slammed by international powers.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 01:15pm

World

US judge orders partial disclosure of Khashoggi murder files

The ruling does not order the disclosure of the documents but the Open Society Justice Initiative described the order as a "crucial victory in addressing the Trump administration's shameful cover-up" of the murder.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 01:13pm

World

Amnesty hails 'breakthrough' as UN presses Iran on 1988 massacres

Rights groups including Amnesty have long campaigned for justice over what they describe as the extrajudicial executions of thousands of mainly young people across Iran in 1988 just as the war with Iraq was ending.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 01:07pm

World

10 Nigerian troops killed in clashes with militants: sources

At least 36,000 people have been killed and around two million displaced from their homes since the start of the conflict 11 years ago.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:51pm

World

Johnson jets in to Brussels in bid to save Brexit deal

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin welcomed the border agreement, but warned that the broader issue of a trade deal has not yet been resolved.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:47pm

World

Kim's sister slams South Korean minister over coronavirus

In June, Pyongyang blew up a liaison office with the South on its side of the border -- paid for by Seoul -- saying it had no interest in talks.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:40pm

Asia

Indonesia holds nationwide poll despite virus warnings

The archipelago of nearly 270 million -- the world's third-biggest democracy and fourth most populous nation -- delayed the vote originally set for September as it struggled to contain soaring infection rates.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:39pm

Europe

'Sabre-toothed tiger' skeleton sells for $70,000

Before the sale, Swiss collector Yann Cuenin told AFP: "If we're talking about the sabre-toothed tiger, for example, it's not a skeleton which is of major scientific interest, in the sense that it's something which is already known to science.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:29pm

Europe

Over 80mn people displaced, a 'bleak milestone': UN

Since then though, 111 countries have found "pragmatic solutions" to ensure asylum processes can remain functional, UNHCR said.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:27pm

World

IS steps up Sinai fight with bombs in civilian homes

"I lost my sister-in-law and her nine-month-old baby when an explosive device planted in their home went off," said a young resident of Aqtiya village, who asked not to be named for fear of repercussions.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:22pm

World

Japan weighs ships for Aegis missile defence system

The distinction is key in Japan, whose pacifist post-war constitution strictly limits the country's military to self-defence, leaving it heavily dependent on the United States for security.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 12:21pm

Europe

Britain wants to find a way to get a post-Brexit deal: Ireland's Coveney

"Tomorrow is pivotal," Coveney told Irish national broadcaster RTE, referring to a meeting on Wednesday between British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:54am

Africa

Ethiopia says UN team shot at in Tigray after defying checkpoints

The UN security team was seeking access to the Shimelba camp for Eritrean refugees when they were fired at on Sunday. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said there were four people in the UN team assessing roads in the area for aid deliveries.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:50am

Africa

Anti-tank missile in Libya looks like Iran-produced weapon: UN

Libya has also been subjected to a UN arms embargo since 2011. Independent UN experts report separately to the Security Council on the implementation of those measures.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:47am

World

Senate's McConnell urges dropping liability, state aid in COVID-19 deal; Schumer objects

Earlier on Tuesday, Pelosi said she supported including another round of $1,200 direct payments for Americans in the next package of coronavirus relief.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:44am

World

US Treasury's Mnuchin says he presented $916 billion COVID-19 relief proposal to Pelosi

"As part of this proposal, we will fund it using $140 billion in unused funds from the Paycheck Protection Program and $429 billion in Treasury funds," Mnuchin said.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:42am

World

US Senate confirms Trump's FCC nominee, Simington

Trump in May directed the Commerce Department to file a petition with the FCC seeking to curb legal protections for social media companies.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:29am

World

Helicopter crashes in French Alps, five killed

The pilot of the aircraft, which also had another pilot on board as well as two winch operators and two mountain rescue workers, was able to eject and give the alert.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:26am

World

Brazil eyes 70mn Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses from January as death toll surges

A Supreme Court ruling would clear the way for São Paulo state to start vaccinating people in January, as planned, with doses of China's CoronaVac vaccine made by Sinovac Biotech Ltd.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:20am

World

Saudi-Led coalition destroys Houthi drone: Saudi state TV

There was no immediate comment from the Houthi movement on the report, which cited a coalition spokesman.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:14am

World

Former US homeland chief Johnson says he will not join Biden administration

Johnson also pushed to expand the detention of migrant families as a deterrent following a surge in illegal immigration from Central America in 2014, an effort that drew criticism from pro-immigrant activists.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:08am

World

Canada confident in vaccine deliveries even if US blocks exports

Canada has reported 423,000 infections and nearly 13,000 deaths from the pandemic, as the second wave sets record-high cases this winter.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:05am

World

Tesla's Musk relocates to Texas from California; compares himself to war general

Musk said tech companies in Silicon Valley had too much influence on the world and predicted a decrease in their power.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 11:01am

Asia

China reports 15 new COVID-19 cases vs 12 a day earlier

New asymptomatic cases, which China does not classify as confirmed cases, fell to one versus five cases a day earlier.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:57am

World

U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye discloses breach, theft of internal hacking tools

Kevin Mandia said “red team tools” were stolen as part of a highly sophisticated, likely “nation-state” hacking operation.
The hackers also appeared to be interested in a subset of FireEye customers: government agencies.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:53am

World

Bailout package: Iraq all set to get multibillion-dollar oil deal from China

Iraq's economy suffered a blow after oil demand and prices lowered leaving the cash-strapped country in a crisis pay salaries
The deal will help Iraq to receive money upfront in exchange for long-term oil supplies and steer it out of the financial economic crunch

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:52am

World

PM Khan welcomes Joe Biden’s ‘declared intent’ to target dirty money, offshore tax havens

"Developing countries are being impoverished by their corrupt elites who launder money to richer countries and offshore tax havens," the PM tweeted.
"I will lead efforts internationally to bring transparency to the global financial system, go after illicit tax havens, seize stolen assets, and make it more difficult for leaders who steal from their people to hide behind anonymous front companies," Biden wrote.

Updated 09 Dec, 2020 11:39am

World

Pelosi, Schumer say bipartisan COVID relief talks are best hope

Chuck Schumer on Tuesday downplayed a White House proposal.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:31am

Asia

South Korea reports second-highest new COVID-19 cases amid new wave

Tougher social distancing rules took effect on Tuesday, including unprecedented curfews on restaurants and most other businesses.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:16am

World

U.S. blacklists Iranian envoy, possibly to pressure Yemen's Houthis

The United Nations is trying to revive peace talks stalled since late 2018 to end a war that has been in a military deadlock for years, with the Houthis holding the capital, Sanaa, and most big urban centers.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 10:02am

World

In England, William Shakespeare receives a COVID-19 vaccine

He was one of the first people to receive the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine outside a clinical trial on Tuesday.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:59am

World

Some of those involved in killing of Iranian nuclear scientist arrested, official says

Iran has blamed Israel for the Nov. 27 killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was seen by Western intelligence services as the mastermind of a covert Iranian nuclear weapons programme.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:55am

World

One year on, New Zealand remembers volcano tragedy that killed and injured dozens

Avey Woods, the mother of New Zealand tour guide Hayden Marshall-Inman who was killed on the island, said she still waits for text messages from her son.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:31am

Asia

Singapore 'cruise-to-nowhere' turns back after COVID-19 case aboard

The case on board is another setback for Singapore after a plan to open a quarantine-free air travel bubble with Hong Kong last month was postponed at the eleventh hour.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 09:18am

USA

Mexico says could order 22mn more vaccine doses from J&J

Janssen has begun its coronavirus clinical trials in Mexico, and Lopez-Gatell said the memorandum his government signed on Monday gave it the option of ordering additional doses.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:56am

World

Senior El Salvador official resigns, in blow to president

The opposition argues Bukele's government has made unlawful use of public funds in the crisis, allegations that he denies.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:53am

World

Biden considering possible China ambassadorship for former Mayor Buttigieg: Axios

Buttigieg, an Afghanistan war veteran, was among the key contenders for the role of ambassador to the United Nations, but Axios reported that Biden passed him over for this.

Published 09 Dec, 2020 08:50am

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USD PKR Interbank Buying / Nov 6	276.66 ▼ -0.01
USD to Japanese Yen / Nov 6	158.48 ▲ 0.94
USD to Swiss Franc / Nov 6	0.82 ▲ 0.0045
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Euro to USD / Nov 6	1.11 ▼ -0.0077
SOFR % / Nov 5	3.92 ▼ -0.02

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S&P 500 / Nov 6	7,376.66
India Sensex / Nov 6	81,028.02
Tokyo Nikkei / Nov 6	57,434.77
Nasdaq / Nov 6	24,579.42
Hang Seng / Nov 6	24,481.86
FTSE 100 / Nov 6	10,673.94
Dow Jones / Nov 6	51,285.73
Germany DAX 30 / Nov 6	25,820.36
France CAC40 / Nov 6	8,139

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Crude Oil USD/Barrel / Nov 6	90.83
Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / Nov 6	18,080
Gold 10 Grams PKR / Nov 6	367,914
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Cotton US¢/pound / Nov 6	82.79

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Chenab Ltd (Pref) / Nov 6 Chenab Limited (Pref)(CLCPS)	4.72 ▲ 0.72 (18%)
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ARM Green Industries / Nov 6 ARM Green Industries Limited(ARMG)	74.56 ▲ 6.78 (10%)
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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	0.03 ▼ -0.59 (-95.16%)
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Bawany Air Products (R) / Nov 6 Bawany Air Products Limited Right(BAPLR1)	687,381,117 ▼ -0.59
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