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The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a major natural disaster in the Himalayas with a severe flood in Nepal causing numerous deaths and disappearances. Other prominent stories include insights into Swiss doctors' perspectives on patient behavior, a discussion on emergency medical situations…
An analysis of the causes behind the devastating flash flood in Nepal, where ice masses from 5200 meters caused destruction despite the area experiencing an earthquake shortly before.
A devastating flash flood in Nepal and Tibet has resulted in at least 165 deaths and over 1300 people missing, with entire villages swept away.
This report provides visual documentation of the disaster in the Himalayas, where a flash flood has destroyed entire villages and left hundreds missing.
Swiss doctors share candid insights into their daily work, discussing issues like self-misdiagnosis, hypochondria, and the impact of lunar phases on appointment scheduling.
This quiz helps readers understand what constitutes a genuine medical emergency, covering scenarios like stomach pain, nosebleeds, and condom accidents.
In an interview, SP co-president Cédric Wermuth calls for federal action against overheated apartments during summer and criticizes the Federal Council's response, seeking accountability for climate measures.
Swiss retailer Migros is demanding Aldi withdraw its advertisements that compare prices, citing misleading and inaccurate information, particularly regarding details missing from receipts.
Speculation surrounds the visit of CIA chief John Ratcliffe to Moscow, with the US President calling it routine while security experts express doubts about the purpose.
In Oberglatt, the housing cooperative ASIG is demolishing well-maintained row houses to build new apartment blocks, facing resistance from tenants.
