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World 5 years ago
Three women crushed to death in Sri Lanka stampede for $8 handout
Three women were trampled to death during a stampede for an $8 cash handout in Colombo Thursday, amid growing desperation among Sri Lankans struggling to make ends meet during a coronavirus lockdown that has smashed the economy.
Opinion 5 years ago
COVID-19: Financial and political grounding for privileged youngsters?
Many young people of even well-off families are deeply anxious upon discovering that their savings are not even enough to cover their expenses for a month, much less a full year, if they get fired from their jobs.
Business 6 years ago
COVID-19: Govt to give Rp 5m aid to shops, 'ojol' drivers as business slows down
The government plans to give financial aid of up to 5 million rupiah (US$306.80) to each macro and small business, as well as to workers in the informal sector, such as those running ride-hailing motorcycle taxis, whose earnings have been hit because of the stay-at-home policy imposed because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
World 6 years ago
Mideast, Central Asia countries ask IMF for coronavirus support
A dozen countries in the Middle East and Central Asia have asked the International Monetary Fund for financial support in dealing with the coronavirus, and the Kyrgyz Republic is likely to receive the first emergency disbursement, the fund said.
City 7 years ago
Financial assistance program for elderly launched
Hundreds of senior citizens gathered Tuesday at an integrated child-friendly public space (RPTRA) in Tanah Tinggi, Central Jakarta, to receive Kartu Lansia Jakarta (KLJ), cards for the Jakarta seniors program, which launched that morning.
