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By Zubaidah Jalil
| newssniffer.co.uk
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-60386066 Version 4 of 5. A newly-hatched deepwater ghost shark discovered by a team of scientists off the coast of New Zealand's South Island New Zealand scientists have discovered a rare baby ghost shark, a little-known species of fish that lives in the shadowy depths of the ocean. Ghost sharks - also known as chimaera - are rarely spotted, and sightings of their young are even more uncommon.
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North Korea denies supplying weapons to Russia Original

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By Zubaidah Jalil
| BBC Verified
By Zubaidah Abdul Jalil BBC News Image source, Getty Images North Korea says it has never sold weapons to Russia and has no plans to do so in the future, following US reports that Moscow was turning to Pyongyang to replenish stockpiles. US officials said earlier that Russia could purchase rockets and artillery shells from North Korea. They said such moves, along with alleged purchases of Iranian weapons, showed Western sanctions were impeding Russia's efforts in the Ukraine war.
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'Não toquem em estrangeiros': o polêmico pedido de autoridade chinesa sobre varíola dos macacos

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By Zubaidah Jalil
| Terra Verified
Uma importante autoridade de saúde chinesa alertou os moradores locais contra "tocar em estrangeiros", um dia depois que a China registrou seu primeiro caso de varíola dos macacos. Em um post no Weibo, a principal rede social da China, o epidemiologista-chefe do Centro Chinês de Controle e Prevenção de Doenças (CDC) Wu Zunyou aconselhou contra o "contato pele a pele com estrangeiros". O post gerou controvérsia, com alguns rotulando-o como racista e xenófobo.
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