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Mater applauds Springfield City Group for the establishment of the specialist suites adjacent to Mater Private Hospital Springfield. The hospital is looking forward to productive conversation and partnerships with doctors who move into this facility.
Chinese transgressions must end, say people living at LAC
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eh (IANS): As the situation unfolds, the dominant sentiment among the people living near the LAC in Ladakh is that China must not get away with its transgressions.
"It is really sad that we lost our jawans, it is a big loss for the country," he says. "China is very aggressive from last many years, they always grab our land, the porters are telling me that pasture for our horses have been taken by the Chinese, who are pitching tents there."
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Darbuk Namgiyal He said the people of Ladakh are ready to take on the Chinese if they are given a go ahead.
finger 8 on the pangong lake which has always been an Indian territory.
"70 to 80 porters in my village are working in the Galwan valleymore than 1000 labour working in BRO," he said. "China is encroaching our land, this is a big issue, one fine day they can come to my village as well, they can come to Shyok."
"Up to finger 8 it is our land, there is no dispute about that, but now the Chinese are occupying upto finger 4," he said, "Locals don't go to that area, but they can see the Chinese lights there and tents pitched up by the Chinese."
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He said one of the biggest fallout of the tensions at the LAC is that the communication and telephone lines have been snapped.
Justin Greenwell Director, Mater Private Hospital Springfield nited Nations (IANS): UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres is concerned about the clashes between Indian and Chinese troops along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh and asked the two nations to exercise restraint, a spokesperson said on June 16.
Durbuk Namgiyal, former congress councillor from Village Durbuk, 121 kms from the Galwan valley, one of the last inhibited villages near the LAC, says the loss of jawans at the Galwan valley is irreparable. He says there has to be an end to Chinese transgressions taking place year after year. He says some of the pastures at the LAC on the Indian side have now been taken over by the Chinese.
Guterres 'concerned' about deaths along LAC in Ladakh
He said Ladakh scout are the best mountain warriors and they are always ready to serve our country.
He said people of border areas need facilities and better infrastructure.
"Whenever government decides, we are ready," he said.
"We are dependent on solar lights on our side, but on the other side, the area is well lit up," he said.
He said clear example of Chinese transgression is its claim upto
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Guterres's Associate Spokesperson Eri Kaneko said: "We are concerned about reports of violence and deaths along the Line of Actual Control between India and China." She added: "We urge both sides to exercise maximum restraint. We take positive note of reports that the two countries are engaged in deescalating the situation." The clashes on Monday, during which no firearms were reportedly not used, was probably the worst confrontation since the 1962 war between the neighbours. Colonel B. Santosh Babu of the 16 Bihar Regiment and two other Indian Army personnel were killed in the clash along the LAC in Eastern Ladakh on Monday night. However, the Indian Army later disclosed that 20 personnel
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres had been killed. Unlike India, China has not officially said if there it had suffered casualties. But Hu Xijn, editor of the Global Times, tweeted that there were Chinese casualties but the government did not want to publish the numbers because they do not "want people of the two countries to compare the casualties number so to avoid stoking public mood. This is goodwill from Beijing."
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India-Aus ties have always been close: Modi on summit
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ew Delhi (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 4 expressed his exuberance in joining the IndiaAustralia Virtual Summit and said that people-to-people relations of both the countries are strong and the future looks bright.
PM Modi tweeted, "Glad to be joining the first India-Australia Virtual Summit with you, PM Scott Morrison. India-Australia ties have always been close. As vibrant democracies, from Commonwealth to Cricket to even Cuisine, our people-to-people relations are strong and the future is bright!"
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