Lifestyle
Simple tips to reduce electricity bills during summer
The use of air conditioners and fans increases during intense heat, directly impacting electricity bills. However, small changes in daily habits can help keep power consumption under control.
WiFi during thunderstorms may increase device risk, experts warn
During storms, we usually worry about outdoor safety. But home internet devices, particularly WiFi routers, can also be at risk. Understanding how safe it is to keep WiFi on during thunderstorms or Nor'westers is essential.
Household peace depends on understanding, not arguments
In marriage, small issues often create a big gap. In particular, the unequal distribution of housework silently creates pressure in the relationship.
Feeding children with Measles: What to give and what to avoid
Measles, a highly contagious viral disease, primarily affects children and has a rising mortality rate. The virus spreads through respiratory droplets, with symptoms such as high fever, runny nose, cough, red watery eyes, and flat red rashes appearing around 14 days after infection. Children are contagious from four days before to four days after the rash emerges.
2 tonnes of KitKat stolen from truck in Italy
A large shipment of KitKat chocolate has been stolen during transport in Europe, raising concerns of shortages ahead of the upcoming Easter holiday.
Measles outbreaks & vaccine confusion: What parents need to know
Concern is mounting across the country as measles infections surge among children, with reports indicating that more than 40 child deaths have occurred in different regions over the past two days.
Chest pain not always heart disease, can be lung or stomach issue: Experts
Chest pain does not always indicate a heart problem, medical experts have said. In addition to heart issues, problems in the lungs, stomach and other organs can also cause chest pain. The type, location and accompanying symptoms can help identify the potential cause.
Returning home to an unpleasant smell? Easy ways to get rid of it
Many people have travelled home for the Eid holidays. A musty smell often accumulates in rooms left closed for several days. While market air fresheners can quickly eliminate the odour, they can be risky for children and the elderly. Those with allergies are also advised to avoid artificial fragrances. The alternative lies in common kitchen ingredients that can naturally remove unpleasant odours.
Chinese university advises students to 'fall in love' during spring break
While academic excellence is considered central to life among students in China, Sichuan Southwest Vocational College of Aviation has issued an exceptional directive for its students. The college has announced that the main theme of the spring break from April 1 to 6 will be 'watching flowers and enjoying romance'.
How to prepare your skin ahead of Eid
Eid means new clothes, beauty, and a time filled with joy. An important part of preparing for this festival will be taking care of the skin. During the month of Ramadan, fasting throughout the day, lack of water, irregular sleep, and changes in the weather may cause many people’s skin to become dull or dry. Therefore, starting a regular skincare routine a few days before Eid will help keep the skin fresh, bright, and lively.