Cordyceps quantity and quality suffer due to climate change and over-harvesting
Ap Chencho, 42, gently opens a small sack made of cloth. A bunch of thin, dusty caterpillars, speckled with white […]
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RAA recovers irregularities worth Nu 181.9mn in 2019
The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) recovered Nu 181.9mn of the total irregularities worth Nu 3,531.698mn in 2019, according to the
WHO acknowledges emerging evidence of airborne spread of COVID-19
The World Health Organization (WHO) has acknowledged there is emerging evidence that the COVID-19 can be spread by tiny particles
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It is disheartening that the government’s repeated pleas have not deterred people in breaching the COVID-19 protocols that have been
Certain sectors being removed in Kidu relief phase II
Certain sectors are being phased out in the second phase of Druk Gyalpo’s Relief Kidu. These sectors include private technical
Party members in quandary over OL’s move to resign
Party members of the Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) are perplexed over the Opposition Leader’s move to resign and join as
COVID vaccine recipients to be prioritized if vaccine is developed
WHO has listed around 160 COVID-19 vaccine candidates of which 137 vaccine candidates are at pre-clinical and 23 are in
Media workshop highlights climate change reporting challenges
A three-day training on climate change reporting was carried out for the media on July 13-15 to create awareness on
Govt. to release 31% of FYP Budget this year
The government is releasing 31% of the Five Year Plan (FYP) budget this year, said Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering,
Primary and secondary contacts of COVID positive man in Tshongzom test negative
However, the Tshongzom village in Samtse will be under quarantine until further notice The 26 primary contacts of the 20-year-old
