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A fire at a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, killed 14 newborns, according to a hospital doctor.
A fire at a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, killed 14 newborns, according to a hospital doctor.
A fire triggered by an apparent air conditioning fault killed at least 14 newborns at a state-run hospital in Pakistan's capital on Wednesday, with only one of 16 infants in the ward rescued, rescue sources told CNN. #CNN #news
Pakistan’s former leader Imran Khan was taken back to prison after a medical check at a private hospital in the capital Islamabad, according to the government. CNN’s Sophia Saifi reports.
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