International Community Urged to Address Deteriorating Public Health and Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza, Says Head of MCC
MCC calls for urgent review of Gaza crisis. Concerns raised over public health and humanitarian crisis in Gaza hospitals. International community urged to take action.
Tragic Loss: Brother of Mkhitar Galeyev Succumbs to Health Issues During 44-Day War, Trial Hearing Delayed
Brother of late Mkhitar Galeyev, Garik, passes away during the 44-day war. Trial hearing scheduled for Nov 15 postponed indefinitely, reports political organization, “Call of the Nation.” More info to follow. Thoughts with hero’s family, wishing swift recovery, statement says.
Healthcare Professionals in Armenia Engaging in Cash Payments for Medical Services instead of State Healthcare Vouchers, Reveals Deputy Minister
Healthcare professionals in Armenia are demanding cash payments from citizens for medical services, indicating corruption in the healthcare system. The Deputy Minister of Healthcare expressed concern and vowed to address the issue. The government is focused on addressing the country’s challenges, but corruption remains a significant concern. The Deputy Minister promises to catch those involved in corruption.
“Gaza’s Hospitals on the Brink: Shortage of Supplies Forces Suspensions, Patients’ Lives at Risk”
Hospitals in Gazа, except for “Al-Ahli”, have stopped operating due to shortages in supplies and medical materials. Patients’ lives are at risk, according to the Ministry of Health’s management. Only one hospital is currently receiving patients, out of 36 in the city.
“New Study Reveals: Engaging in Sexual Activities Increases Overall Well-being, Says University of New Mexico Scientists”
A recent study by scientists at the University of New Mexico reveals that engaging in sexual activities leads to higher overall well-being. The research, published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior journal, highlights the importance of consensual and mutual encounters. The study involved over 200 American participants from diverse backgrounds, with testing conducted to assess satisfaction levels. The results suggest that individuals experience greater satisfaction when receiving sexual attention from the opposite gender rather than the same gender.
“Water Crisis: Southern Africa Faces Alarming Shortage as Climate Change Takes Its Toll on Children”
In Southern Africa, climate change is causing a severe shortage of clean water for children, impacting their health and education. According to a UNICEF report, up to 347 million children in the region lack access to high-quality water. Natural patterns disturbed by climate change lead to water scarcity and poor management. This problem affects millions of children in the region, with Southern Africa having the highest indicator worldwide. Eastern and Central Africa also face a similar risk, with 130 million children at risk.
“Dilijan Food Co-op Violates Sanitary Norms, Production Activity Suspended: Ministry of Health”
“Dashin” production cooperative’s public food object in Dilijan, Tavush region, was found to violate sanitary norms by the Food Security Department. The premises and equipment are not well-maintained and hygiene practices are compromised. The production has been suspended to rectify the issues. More on NEWS.am.
“Hospitals in Gaza Face Ventilator Shortage Amidst Hamas Measures, Unable to Respond to CNN’s Inquiry, Calls for Help From Red Cross”
Israeli hospitals face ventilator shortage due to Hamas measures. Treatment delays reported with employees unable to leave. Red Cross assistance sought.
“Israel’s Targeted Airstrikes on Gaza Hospitals: Red Cross Chief Sounds Alarm on Life-Threatening Consequences”
Red Cross reports airstrikes on Gaza hospitals; Al-Quds hospital hit, causing casualties. Urgent call to alleviate suffering and prevent further harm. Alarming generator destruction raises infection risks.
“Poverty Soars Among Gaza Refugees as Conflict Takes Devastating Toll, UN Report Shows”
Refugees in Gaza face a 20% increase in poverty, with 390,000 losing their jobs due to the recent conflict. Experts warn of long-term consequences, including a decline in human development and an increase in poverty up to 34%. The Ministry of Health reports over 10,000 casualties, including 4,412 children.