The sad plight of amputees in the Solomon Islands
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Recently, veteran journalist Alfred Sasako, wrote to me in Thailand and asked me to comment on an appeal I had made for a modular building for the NatUS commits to tougher climate change action at summit
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Today’s Radio New Zealand news bulletin for the Pacific carried this information, and I quoteExperiments being conducted on whether a single pill home cure for Covid will work
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Writing in today’s UK’s The Telegraph, Paul Nuki said at two anonymous Pfizer buildings, one in the US and one in Belgium, a remarkable exLomlom airport terminal said to be an eyesore and needing urgent attention
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In a recent Editorial piece in the Solomon Star newspaper, the Lomlon airport terminal is said to be an eyesore and without toilet facilities.Is there a link with deafness in the SI and malaria?
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In the last few days I read that there had been an increase in malaria cases in Malaita province compared to the figures available for 2019.Pursuing the needs of the disabled, especially amputees and those needing wheel chairs.
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In continuing to try and meet the needs of the disabled in the Solomon Islands, I found an article I believe was published in the Solomon Star newspap