Asia News on Apr. 11, 2020

Alright hear me out on this one. By asthetics i mean, the way of presenting. I see their government addresing videos and even the background is clean and the video has a calming sense to it. Their Public places like Subway , footpaths, bus stops , all has a clean ordered thing to it. The way they sit and eat and have particular manners.

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Pajeon and Makgeolli

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Stray cats in Seoul

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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Oversees Military Drill Ahead of National Assembly Meeting

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China Orders Re-Test of Recovered Covid-19 Patients, Intensified Screening of Asymptomatic Cases

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Hong Kong: Customs Officers Seize HK$5.5 Million (US$709,000) Worth of Endangered Red Sandalwood

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Nepalis in Qatar live in overcrowded and squalid conditions even during pandemic

In the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak, Qatar imposed a harsh lockdown on camps where migrant workers live in close quarters with inadequate amenities.

Raja has now been under lockdown at his camp for nearly 15 days. The migrants’ camp he lives in at Salwa Road, Doha, is home to nearly 16,000 others, including 5,000 Nepali migrant workers. He shares his room and bathroom with four other Nepalis. His kitchen is also used by 48 others from different countries.

The Arab country imposed a general lockdown two weeks ago after Covid-19 cases were reported in the country. But for workers like Raja, life goes on.

“We are still going to work. An office vehicle picks us up and drops us off at the worksite,” Raja, who asked that he only be identified by his first name, told the Post from Doha over the phone. “Everyone is working in fear as cases of Covid-19 are increasing every day.”

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