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Contains the fourth most populous country in the world and the largest islamic country in the world. They are, in fact, one and the same indonesia. A fragmentary state spread across an archipelago of 13,000 islands, indonesias motto is unity in diversity. Lately, it does not seem so unified. East timor recently broke away. Rebel forces on aceh and irian jaya threaten the same. While most of indonesia is islamic the island of bali is mostly hindu. Is this why radical muslims recently bombed a pop...

We begin in laos, Southeast Asias only landlocked country. A long history of isolation has protected its Natural Sources and ingenous cultures. Laos today is beginning to court the Global Economy rough e sale ofydelic power. Weskosan achieve sustaible delopment, generang ecomic growth of its indigenous tions wd its natural environment. The mekong river traces an 1,100mile path through or along the border of laos. The river has also been a barrier between laos and its neighbors. Now there is a ro...

The City of El Paso is rolling out free vaccines through next Monday for children 5 years and younger, in honor of National Infant Immunization Week.

Nagpur Municipal Corporation excels in child immunization, ensuring health resilience against diseases. Explore their effective outreach strategies.

Measles cases are surging in Europe and Central Asia, according to the World Health Organization. Who's responsible? The anti-vaccination movement and its leaders, such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Health Minister vows to enhance immunization under EPI

Indias DPT3 immunization rate reached 93% in 2022, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, and reducing disease cases, but measles cases increased.

Resilience can look like a canny financial strategy or a health worker crawling up a rickety ladder, finds John Agaba in Kampala.

A polio expert answers the most pressing questions about polio right now.

Began. but we now have some very bad vaccine news for parents in much of the rest of the world. the world health organization and unisef announced last week, routine vaccinations of children globally have dropped sharply since 2019. the largest sustained decline in 30 years. by last year, the percentage of children who had received all three doses of the dtapp had dropped 5% to 81%. dtp is a benchmark for immunization coverage and the drop means that in 2021 alone, 25 million children missed out...