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Based on 5 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

On November 22, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) put out a short, three-point press release announcing the working visit of foreign secretary, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, to Myanmar. [1]

India launches Operation Brahma to aid quake-hit Myanmar The mission has been named Operation Brahma after the Hindu God of creation to reflect India’s efforts to help rebuild Myanmar after the devastating earthquake New Delhi: India on Saturday mobi... [2]

Regenerative medicine and cell therapy are positioned as strategic areas of emphasis in Japan under the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. [3]

The Hospital of Central Finland reports that the results of laboratory tests taken from a person in Jyväskylä were negative. (confirmed by 2 sources; translated from ru) [4]

Golbma Anára rektorvirggi ohcci leat bovdejuvvon bargojearahallamii. Bovdehusa leat ožon Ahti Tervonen Keuruus, Minna Sainio Kuusamo and Ilkka Korhonen Avvilis. (translated from et) [5]

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