 Almost 40,000 babies born here last year
(Straits Times: Fri, 25 Jan) A TOTAL of 39,375 children were born in Singapore last year - up from 38,317 in 2006 - with those defined in official statistics as 'Others' reproducing more than other ethnic groups.
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 UN chief warns of looming water crisis
(People's Daily: Fri, 25 Jan) The world is facing a looming water crisis and actions must be taken now to better manage this scarce resource, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday. "The challenge of securing safe and plentiful water for all is one of ...
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 UN Secretary-General: World must address looming water crisis
(EARTHtimes.org: Thu, 24 Jan) Davos, Switzerland - Water scarcity had to be placed high on the global agenda UN Secretary-General Ban Ki moon said Thursday. Time is running out, water is running out, he told delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. ...
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 Growth in mind, college aims to fulfill area needs
(Arizona Business Gazette: Thu, 24 Jan) Like the area surrounding it, Chandler-Gilbert Community College is growing. Enrollment at Chandler-Gilbert has increased by nearly 2,000, to 14,000 students in the past five years, and some of those students can be expected to help fill jobs in the southeast Valley.
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 Experts to discuss quality healthcare in AGCC
(Khaleej Times: Sun, 20 Jan) DUBAI - Demand for hospital beds in the AGCC region is set to double by 2025 due to three major factors - population growth, an ageing population and unique health risks, according to health officials.
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(Victoria News: Wed, 23 Jan) Tara Canute shares playtime with daughters seven-month-old Janice and 17-month-old Keisha at the Victoria Native Friendship Centre. The aboriginal population in the Capital Region has increased by more than 25 per cent since 2001.
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 Electoral map to be redrawn
(Montreal Gazette: Wed, 23 Jan) The Commission de la représentation électorale hopes to iron out population differences in redrawing Quebec's 125 ridings for the next election.
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Miri Marshall Reports: Businesses Prepare For Population Growth
