Morning brief: More bodies found at Gaza hospital; PM Modi on electoral bonds scheme; and more
Morning news brief
Gaza's Hamas authorities claimed that dozens of bodies were found at Al-Shifa hospital in the blockaded Palestinian enclave. In India, PM Modi while responding to a question on controversial electoral bond scheme told a TV channel that no system is perfect. Meanwhile, the Turks delivered a blow to President Erdogan's party in the country's municipal elections.
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The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza on Monday (April 1) said that after tanks and vehicles were withdrawn by the Israeli military from the Al-Shifa complex, dozens of bodies were discovered in the besieged territory's main hospital.
In an unexpected but significant blow to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's main opposition party clinched major election victories in the cities of Istanbul and Ankara.
Former head of US Central Command, retired Gen. Frank McKenzie, on Sunday (Mar 31) issued a stark warning about the Islamic State's (ISIS) intentions to attack the United States and its allies.
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