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0:00The Minister of Health on Motsua ladies says the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority has confirmed that sanitary pads in the country are considered low risk, meaning they currently exempt from certain regulatory requirements. The Minister made these remarks during a media briefing today how to provide clarity in front of the study conducted by the University of the Free State, which suggested that some sanitary pads and pantyliners make contain rather harmful endocrine disrupting chemicals. Motsua ladies reiterated that the study does not advise that the products have to be withdrawn from the market. Well, health organization is not aware of any cases globally. Where access to this important health product have been withdrawn because of concerns over health effects arising from endocrine disrupting chemicals.

1:03In other news, police are working to determine the origin of two drug consignments sees that the hour-time bow international airport, a team doing routine inspections, discovered crystal myth with an estimated street value of over two million rand at a cargo warehouse on Wednesday. The hall was disinforced for the Philippines, National Sub's spokesperson, Alain Amate, says offices made another discovery the following day. The second drug bust was made at another cargo warehouse where eight large boxes containing dacha with 672,000 was discovered on Thursday. The dacha was shipped from Morocco and was destined to South Africa. And thanks, Justice South Africa. As welcome, the Trade Union's call for mandatory production monitoring in cigarette factories, the advocacy group's leader, Yusuf Abramji, said this calls the bluff of cigarette manufacturers who claim that the introduction of surveillance cameras would be an invasion of privacy. The intervention from organized labor calls the bluff

2:07of cigarette manufacturers who claim their surveillance systems are an invasion of privacy. For months now, the local cigarette lobby has tried to portray sans-camera's factories as some kind of abuse of privacy. Across South Africa, cameras are used every day to stop criminal stealing property. Then let's just on the war in the Middle East then fuel thisribution in the Iranian capital of Tehran has been temporarily interrupted after US and Israeli strikes on oil depots in the country, happened a bit earlier. The government base says the problem is being resolved. Iran also struck Gulf infrastructure this morning Kuwait's international airport to be precise and along with that it also hit a desalination plant in Bahrain. The stories they are online if you're curious to know what's happening. And finally, the Formula One World Champion, Landon Norris, says he fears it will be a long tough season after steering his McLaren to a distant fifth at the Australian Grand Prix today.

3:07This as he was well off pace all weekend, Mercedes and Ferrari dominated. View these and other stories at jacranafim.com and to listen to any of our bulletins again, click on jackpot. You think that you don't have beauty and abundance, but you do. That's the truth. You're frozen in motion, a perfect picture and a frame. Some visions don't never fade.

4:07I don't need a camera to capture this moment. I'll remember how you look tonight for all my life. And everything is black and white, your colors exploding. There's something in the way you shine. I don't need a camera when you're in my eyes. You should see the way this night is unfolding beautifully for us. It's getting late, but I don't mind. We'll take this in until the sun comes open. I think that what we have is like every dream I had came true, lying here with you.

5:09A photo could not show the way my heart is beating.