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A village in Spain, Salto de Castro is put on sale for €260,000 - Real estate news

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Salto de Castro, in a north-western Spanish village, is up for sale and the asking price is €260,000

Salto de Castro is in the Zamora province, it is located on the border with Portugal and a three-hour drive from Madrid. This village has many of the buildings expected to be found in a small Spanish town. It has 44 houses, a church, a municipal swimming pool, a school, a hotel, and a barracks building to house the civil guard.

But the village does not have habitats as it has been abandoned for more than three decades. Intending to convert Salto do Castro into a tourist spot, the owner bought it at the beginning of the 2000s. But the plan could not flourish due to the Eurozone crisis.

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At the UN climate summit, the number of delegates with links to fossil fuels jumped 25% from the last meeting. More than 600 people at the

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PhonePe first player to enable UPI activation with Aadhaar

It is the first UPI Third Party Application (TPAP) App to introduce the Aadhaar based UPI

PhonePe, which is the leading fintech platform, announced that it is enabling UPI activation using Aadhaar-based OTP authentication. It is the first UPI Third Party Application (TPAP) App to introduce the Aadhaar based UPI that will enable crores of Indians to become a part of the UPI ecosystem ,securely and seamlessly for the first time. Under the earlier UPI onboarding flow, a valid debit card was mandatory to set up a user’s UPI PIN during the UPI registration process, thus, restricting access for a large number of Indian bank account holders who don’t have  a debit card handy. The onboarding will also do away with this restriction and allow previously under-served populations to experience the benefits and convenience of digital payment.

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Alleged Chinese spies are charged by the US in telecom probe case

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The Siliconreview 25 October, 2022

Two Chinese nationals have been charged with obstructing a federal investigation into a major telecommunications company by paying thousands of dollars in jewelry and cash.

The prosecutors said that the two men tried to recruit a US law enforcement official as an intelligence asset to help interfere with the probe. However, the official was working as double agents for the FBI. Eleven other Chinese citizens were also charged in two spying cases.

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Lab-grown blood given to humans aimed at combatting rare disorders

For the first time blood grown in a laboratory has been transfused into humans in a landmark clinical trial, which according to researchers could significantly improve treatment for people with rare blood types and blood disorders.

In the UK two patients received tiny doses of lab-grown blood in the first stage of a wider trial designed to see how it reacts inside the body. This trial will now be extended to 10 patients over several months. It aims to study the lifespan of lab-grown cells compared with infusions of standard RBC.

According to the researchers, the aim of lab-grown blood is not to replace regular human blood donations. The new technology could allow scientists to make very rare blood types that are difficult to source but which are very important for people who depend on regular blood transfusions for conditions such as sickle cell anemia.

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The United States is facing the highest flu hospitalization rate in a decade

The Siliconreview 07 November, 2022

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. is facing the highest rate of flu hospitalization in more than a decade with the elderly and children at the most risk.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Flu and respiratory syncytial virus had receded due to mitigation measures such as social distancing and masks. But now, the viruses are staging a major comeback as people start to socialize without masks as they have returned to their normal routines. According to the data of CDC, this season at least 1.6 million people have suffered due to the flu. Around 13,000 people have been hospitalized and 730 died.

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Most governments do not have stringent laws regulating taking down of content on social media firms Vietnam has decided to tighten regulati

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After detecting 180 North Korean warplanes north of the border South Korea scrambles jets amid tension

South Korea's military said after detecting about 180 North Korean warplanes flying north of the military border over four hours on Friday, it scrambled fighter jets.

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Glasgow Apple store workers have secured official union recognition and become the first to unionize in the UK.

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People paying more for dating apps despite the cost-of-living crisis

Though people are spending less on everything from food shopping to video streaming as the cost of living rises, it is seen that many are no

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South and North Korea have fired missiles landing in waters off each other's coasts for the first time. On Wednesday Pyongyang launched a m

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Elon Musk announces $8 monthly fee for the Twitter blue tick

The Siliconreview 02 November, 2022

Mr. Musk said that Twitter will charge $8 monthly to users who want a blue tick indicating a verified account.

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provide innovative HR service to the client as specified in the list of 50 Innovative Companies to Watch 2022 by the silicon review

Growing by leaps and bounds: Gahnic Services & Consulting, a Montreal-based innovative HR services provider, lives up to its expectations, continues to gain traction

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WHO reports that Tuberculosis deaths rose during the pandemic

Countries such as Indonesia, Philippines, India and Pakistan are severely affected by these diseases. A report by the WHO shows that deaths from tuberculosis have increased between 2019 and 2021.The pandemic severely derailed efforts to tackle the disease and have reversed years of significant work. The results are not only limited to tuberculosis, but the pandemic has set back global efforts to tackle other deadly diseases such as Malaria, AIDS etc. The health crisis has particularly affected the response to TB and led countries to fall behind in meeting targets to curb the infectious disease

Countries such as Indonesia, Philippines, India and Pakistan are severely affected by these diseases.

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Billionaire Musk denied the report that he planned to fire Twitter workers to avoid payouts

Mr. Musk denied a New York Times report that he is planning to lay off Twitter employees to avoid having to make payouts before the start of next month.

Mr. Musk denied a New York Times report that he is planning to lay off Twitter employees to avoid having to make payouts before the start of

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how to promote an event

Did you know that 95% of marketers think live events can advance corporate objectives? Before you can prepare to run an event, you need to understand how to promote the event.

Running events takes promotion, hard work, and a little bit of desperation. There are gaps where attendance is low and hurdles that may get in the way of your fun day.

Every successful event needs a marketing strategy; the more you promote, the better your chance of a successful event.

Here is a quick guide to help you how to promote an event.