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Bus passengers wait to get their results after taking a Covid-19 coronavirus test at a testing camp in Sanathal, on the outskirts of Ahmedabad on August 30, 2020. - India on August 30 set a coronavirus record when it reported 78,761 new infections in 24 hours -- the world's highest single-day rise -- even as it continued to open up the economy. (Photo by SAM PANTHAKY / AFP)

Malaysia

Although Malaysia has achieved a myriad of successes and made great strides in various fields since gaining its independence 63 years ago, it must continue to move forward and transform into a developed nation, says Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. - NSTP/HAIRUL ANUAR RAHIM

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Okura Nikko Hotel Management Co Ltd will open a new property in China. Image of Hotel Nikko Dalian source from wwww.okura-nikko.com

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(File pic) The United States passed the grim milestone of 180,000 coronavirus deaths on Thursday (Friday in Malaysia), according to Johns Hopkins University’s real-time tracker. AFP photo

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Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad delivers his speech during the gathering in Felda Besout 3. -NSTP/SHARUL HAFIZ ZAM

Malaysia

The first National Day parade in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad building in Kuala Lumpur in 1957.-NSTP/File pic

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The short clips feature youths recounting how they died in the Holocaust, and sometimes show them sporting fake bruises, a striped inmate outfit or one of the yellow star patches used by the Nazis to mark Jews’ clothes.

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Workers of the Xochimilco local government give instructions to people after disinfecting their house as a preventive measure against the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in the municipality of Xochimilco in Mexico City. - AFP pic

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YouTube said on August 25, 2020, that video removals soared in the second quarter of this year as the company relied more on software to enforce content rules to protect workers from the pandemic. - AFP pic

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The shorter-hours programme, known as Kurzarbeit, sees the German government cover around two-thirds of workers’ wages when employers slash their hours to save costs. - AFP pic