The issue of workplace bullying deserves serious attention the defeat of Taiwan Railways serves as a reminder that companies should treat their employees with kindness and respect.
At least 160 people have been killed and hundreds remain missing after devastating flash floods swept through Nepal’s border region with China.
Experts say a glacial collapse triggered the sudden surge, which tore through villages, buried vehicles and buildings in mud, and destroyed roads, bridges and hydropower projects.
Nepal reported 157 deaths and 403 people missing, including hundreds of foreign tourists and pilgrims travelling towards Mount Kailash in Tibet. China reported three deaths and 265 people missing in neighbouring Gyirong County.
Among those reported missing are 133 Indian pilgrims, 47 Americans, 34 Australians, 33 Britons and 24 Canadians. South Korea said nine of its citizens working at a hydropower project were also missing, while Malaysia and Russia reported losing contact with nationals in the affected area.
The floodwaters rose with extraordinary speed, with water levels on the Trishuli River reportedly surging by up to nine metres in just 30 minutes.
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This ain't about pitbulls no more, it's about Thai politics man, and it seems like they're stuck in a tight spot Just gotta find the right neck to choke, ya knowd.
The chaos in Tokyo and the starry sky in Adar reflect the real struggles and perseverance of people around the world as they face difficult circumstances.
Indonesian women's organizations are calling on all sectors to provide assistance to the victims of the earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara, in order to demonstrate the spirit of unity and mutual assistance.
Southeast Asian Political Observations: The chaos caused by the Kuomintangs activities regarding lunch boxes reflects the difficulties in mobilizing grassroots supporters and the gap between their actual demands and those of the electorate.