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26-05-2021 WHO On 31 May, World No Tobacco Day 2021 focuses on creating networks of support and increasing access to services proven to help tobacco users quit successfully. Each year, WHO presents awards to organizations and individuals who promote and enforce tobacco control in the Region. WHO carefully selects the awardees in recognition of their long-term commitment and outstanding contribution to research, advocacy, health promotion and capacity-building in these areas. World No Tobacco Da...

Date Time World No Tobacco Day 2021 awards – winners Every year, WHO recognizes individuals or organizations in each of the six WHO Regions for their accomplishments in the area of tobacco control. This recognition takes the form of WHO Director-General Special Recognition Award and World No Tobacco Day Awards. WHO Director-General Special award Dr Harsh Vardhan, Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Republic of India African Region awardees Ministère de la Santé et de ...

Maritime Police investigates shipwreck on Fuseta beach Maritime Police are investigating a shipwreck on Fuseta beach. The GNR’s Coastal Control Unit alerted the Maritime Police at around 2:30am yesterday morning that a sunken vessel was located off Fuseta beach. The local auxiliary vessel, about 6.5 meters long, sank off the beach of Fuseta, in Olhão. No victims were found, but Maritime Police are investigating the circumstances in which it happened. According to reports the owner of the bo...

Citizenship Certificate and Old Namibian ID (if you were born outside Nambia) Namibian Birth Certificate and New Namibian Driver’s Licence Namibian Birth Certificate and two registered deponents Proof of Residency Remember: To register to vote in any local authority council election, take along your Telecom or Municipal/Town/Village electricity and water bills to prove that you have lived in that area for 12 consecutive months. Alternatively bring along one person who is a registered voter in...

The Ballot Unit (BU) The Ballot Unit is the voter interface and voters only interact with this unit and not the Control Unit. It consists of a permanently fixed interconnecting cable which connects the Ballot Unit to the Control Unit, ready lamp buttons, one register lamp button, slide switch window, and 15 candidate buttons. A ballot paper is inserted under the transparent screen of the Ballot unit. Voting using EVM The EVM does not change the existing voting pattern but only replaces the issu...

Voters Education The Control Unit is the control section of the EVM and it is only operated by the polling official. This unit controls the polling process. The Control Unit consists of four sections, the display screen, candidate set, results and ballot button. Voting using the EVM The EVM does not change the existing voting pattern but only replaces the issuing of a paper ballot by the press of a green button on the Control Unit and instead of the voter marking or making a cross on the ballot...

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Article by Social Share GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands – An increase in activity of the black salt marsh mosquito has been attributed to recent high tides which caused flooding in the mangroves. Based on this, the Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) says that a second peak in high tides is also expected to result in a further “large emergence of biting mosquitoes during the first week of May”. The high tides and mangrove-area flooding, which started on April 3, resulted in high n...