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What is mpox and why is it now a global health emergency?

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By Adella Beaini Verified, Maria Bervanakis Verified, Anthony Piovesan Verified
| Kids News
EXPLAINERred READING LEVEL: RED World health authorities are warning an infectious strain of mpox is on the move after it was detected outside of Africa for the first time. A more contagious variant* of mpox known as “Clade Ib” has been spreading across several countries in Africa, causing the World Health Organisation (WHO) to declare the outbreak a global public health emergency.
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Aussie saves trapped Indian tunnel workers after 17 days underground

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By David Mills, Maria Bervanakis Verified, Benedict Brook Verified
| Kids News
READING LEVEL: RED All 41 workers trapped in a collapsed Himalayan tunnel have been rescued after being stuck underground for 17 days. Melbourne tunnel expert Professor Arnold Dix led a team of rescuers, including a group of “rat-hole miners”, in the delicate operation to free the workers after the underground tunnel they were working on in Uttarakhand, not far from India’s border with Tibet, collapsed after a landslide.
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Tourists flee in Greece’s biggest ever wildfire evacuation

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By Danielle Gusmaroli Verified, Merryn Johns Verified, Maria Bervanakis Verified
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Thousands of residents and tourists have been evacuated from the Greek island of Rhodes as wildfires burn out of control across the country. About 30,000 people fled the flames on Rhodes over the weekend in Greece’s largest-ever wildfire evacuation. Almost 2500 people from the Ionian island of Corfu were evacuated on Monday while thousands of children were evacuated from Athens’ holiday villages last week.
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