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A fire broke out at a hospital in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, on the 26th, killing at least 14 infants, according to Pakistani media reports.
2026-08-26
A fire broke out at a hospital in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, on the 26th, killing at least 14 infants, according to Pakistani media reports.
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2026-08-26
Copper extended its rally and is approaching this year’s intraday record as short-term supply stays tight despite some easing of last week’s squeeze. LME copper is up about 16% YTD. Traders are shipping large volumes to the US, draining inventories e
Copper extended its rally and is approaching this year’s intraday record as short-term supply stays tight despite some easing of last week’s squeeze. LME copper is up about 16% YTD. Traders are shipping large volumes to the US, draining inventories elsewhere while mines struggle to meet rising demand. The squeeze pushed the LME spot/3-month spread above $500/tonne at one point; it narrowed but was about $156/tonne at Tuesday’s close, well above normal. LME copper rose 0.5% to $14,415.50/tonne, nearing the Jan intraday high of $14,527.50/tonne.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health said on the 25th it recorded two measles-related deaths — the first measles deaths in the U.S. in 2026 and Pennsylvania's first in 35 years. Both decedents were unvaccinated. Health Secretary Debra Bogen said 28
The Pennsylvania Department of Health said on the 25th it recorded two measles-related deaths — the first measles deaths in the U.S. in 2026 and Pennsylvania's first in 35 years. Both decedents were unvaccinated. Health Secretary Debra Bogen said 28 counties have reported 393 confirmed measles cases in the state this year, about half in Lancaster County; roughly 20% of confirmed patients required hospitalization.
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