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Based on 5 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

TANEGASHIMA, Japan -- A last-minute cancellation of an H-IIB rocket launch Wednesday dealt a major blow to Japan's rocket program, which is at a crucial juncture as it moves from government to private-sector control. [1]

BANGKOK — A case of the severe strain of mpox, which is currently spreading rapidly in Africa, has been found as the first case in Thailand. The patient is a foreigner who traveled from Africa. On [2]

BANGALORE -- When Mumbai-based technology company Directi was looking to hire 25 staff proficient in Node.js, a computer program, it turned to a startup called Belong in Bangalore. [3]

Faculty and students of Tetso College along with the resource person during the seminar on “Entrepreneurship and Leadership” held at Lorin Hall, on March 26. [4]

Officials along with the participants during a talk on entrepreneurship held at Model Christian College, Kohima, on March 25. [5]

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