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Thousands of children's lives at risk as deadly cholera outbreak spreads through sudan, South Sudan, July 2014
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William*, a 5 year old boy, being treated for cholera a primary health care unit in Torit County by Save the Children and County Health Department staff.
Afisha moves slowly and deliberately between her two children, William and Sarah, who are being treated at a primary health care centre (PHCC) in Torit County, Eastern Equatoria State, South Sudan. Afisha seems worn out, but is obviously still concerned about her children and is constantly moving between the pair and vigilantly monitoring them both.
The PHCC has been open in Hiyala, a rural village in Torit County, for several years. Afisha lives about an hourâs walk from the centre, and when her two children fell ill she immediately set off on foot with her 3 year old and 5 year old in tow. Her elderly mother also walked with them down the dusty, uneven road. It was the middle of the night.
Afishaâs experience is not uncommon in South Sudan at the moment, as more and more cases of cholera are being reported throughout the country at an increasingly alarming rate. This was also not Afishaâs only experience of this deadly disease. Afisha had four children, however tragedy struck when her four year old, and her two year old contracted an illness symptomatic of cholera. Unfortunately Afisha was not able to get treatment for her two children who sadly passed away due to the disease.
The times are changing for Afisha and her family, and many other families in the area. Illness is a constant. Given the lack of access to sanitary conditions or clean water, it is not surprising that areas like this are rife with diseases such as cholera. However, with the PHCC within walking distance for ...
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Thousands of children's lives at risk as deadly cholera outbreak spreads through sudan, South Sudan, July 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Save The Children/Rex Features. IMAGES OUTSIDE OF PRINT VERSION NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS. FEES APPLY FOR UNIQUE IPAD USE. Only for use in story about Save The Children's work.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Save The Children/REX (3918276s)
Afisha* and her children William* and Sarah*. Both her children contracted cholera and were taken to a primary health care centre in Torit County to be treated by Save the Children and County Health Department staff.
Afisha moves slowly and deliberately between her two children, William and Sarah, who are being treated at a primary health care centre (PHCC) in Torit County, Eastern Equatoria State, South Sudan. Afisha seems worn out, but is obviously still concerned about her children and is constantly moving between the pair and vigilantly monitoring them both.
The PHCC has been open in Hiyala, a rural village in Torit County, for several years. Afisha lives about an hourâs walk from the centre, and when her two children fell ill she immediately set off on foot with her 3 year old and 5 year old in tow. Her elderly mother also walked with them down the dusty, uneven road. It was the middle of the night.
Afishaâs experience is not uncommon in South Sudan at the moment, as more and more cases of cholera are being reported throughout the country at an increasingly alarming rate. This was also not Afishaâs only experience of this deadly disease. Afisha had four children, however tragedy struck when her four year old, and her two year old contracted an illness symptomatic of cholera. Unfortunately Afisha was not able to get treatment for her two children who sadly passed away due to the disease.
The times are changing for Afisha and her family, and many other families in the area. Illness is a constant. Given the lack of access to sanitary conditions or clean water, it is not surprising that areas like this are rife with diseases such a...
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Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardi
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Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardiff Victoria Was In The Front Row Of Dolce & Gabbana's Winter 2004 Fashion Show. Dressed In Red Snakeskin Stilettos Black Mirrored Shades And A Black Dolce & Gabbana Suit So Fitted She Must Have Required A Shoehorn To Get Into It The Artist Formerly Known As Posh Spice Watched The Show Avidly Tossing Her Long Tousled Brown Hair Extensions Like Rapunzel. Although The Label-loving David Had Better Things To Do He Will Be Sorry To Have Missed Such A Fashion Extravaganza.
Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardi
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Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardi
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Alex Lentati / Evening Standard / Rex Features ( 976625a )
Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardiff Victoria Was In The Front Row Of Dolce & Gabbana's Winter 2004 Fashion Show. Dressed In Red Snakeskin Stilettos Black Mirrored Shades And A Black Dolce & Gabbana Suit So Fitted She Must Have Required A Shoehorn To Get Into It The Artist Formerly Known As Posh Spice Watched The Show Avidly Tossing Her Long Tousled Brown Hair Extensions Like Rapunzel. Although The Label-loving David Had Better Things To Do He Will Be Sorry To Have Missed Such A Fashion Extravaganza.
Victoria Beckham Has Never Been Interested In Football So It Was Hardly Surprising That She Passed Up The Opportunity To Watch Her Husband Play In The Worthington Cup Final And Jetted Off To Milan Instead. While David Was Losing On The Pitch In Cardi
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St Valentines Day .
St . Valentine's Day is with us all once more . Secret loves will find expression in flowery , colourful but anonymous cards . Bunches of flowers will be delivered to many pretty miss's home - with mysterious cards attached . Others , more bold will willingly sign their names , proud and sure of their reception . Still others ( the very brave ) will arrive , flowers in hand , at the sweetheart's door .
Such a brave one is Johnny - or as he is more familiarly known in his neighbourhood '' The Beau Brummell of the Buildings " . Not for him the hidden love , the unspoken affection , the unrequited passion . He has always kept pretty Rosie in his sights . ( Not that his eye doesn't wander , and the '' one man one girl '' path is a difficult route ) . But come St . Valentine's and like the good , true suitor he is he makes straight for Rosie , Erring slightly on the way .- but nevertheless he reaches his objective , with flowers firmly grasped in one grubby hand .
Picture shows - Brave Johnny ( The Beau Brummell of the building) holds behind his back a bunch of flowers for his valentine, pretty Rosie .
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