|
|
Race to prevent disease among Myanmar cyclone victims
iht.com May 10, 2008
Preventing a disease disaster in Myanmar is now a "race against time," as many impoverished victims still await help a week after the brutal cyclone, experts warned Saturday. ... The World Health Organization has reported children suffering from upper respiratory...
Newstin has read and analyzed this article for you...
What is this article about?
- Gastrointestinal Symptoms,
- Intergovernmental Organizations,
- International Relations,
- Infections,
- Epidemic,
- Family,
- Malaria,
- Disasters, Accidents & Crises,
- Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar,
- Storms,
- Natural Disasters,
- Children,
- Diarrhea
What organizations were involved?
Geography:
You might be also interested in the following articles found by Newstin:
When did swimming become a fashion show?
telegraph.co.uk 5 mins ago
My wife and I always go swimming on a Friday. Nothing too hard just a mile or so; recently however I have noticed that there has been a change in the demographic at our local pool. Teenagers! Bloody splashing teenagers! Actually we don't mind the splashing teenagers so much as we aren't one of...
Boys 'happy' the day they died
theage.com.au 7 mins ago 14 related
A Melbourne woman knew it was the right day to kill her two sons because they both seemed happy, a jury has heard. A Supreme Court jury heard Donna Fitchett, 49, was crying when she made the comments to nurse Kaylene Bradford, who gave evidence today. "They were happy this morning and I knew that...
My 15-year-old son has Down's syndrome - but he's already a Hollywood star
dailymail.co.uk 14 mins ago
Comments Before I had my first baby, Max, I'd had a pretty good life, free from any real adversity or hardship. I was 29, married to a wonderful man and life was about as good as it got when Max Oliver Sinclare Lewis was born on Tuesday, March 9, 1993. I was frightened and confused, but Paul and...
Local artist brings children’s designs to life on Superlambanana
24dash.com 18 mins ago
Pupils from Blueberry Park Primary School in Dovecot are working with a local artist to design and decorate a Superlambanana sponsored by Berrybridge Housing. Following a presentation in assembly by local artist Debbie Ryan, the children were invited to enter a design competition. Debbie picked...