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Fiji calls for appropriate infant and young child feeding during emergencies to protect and safeguard the best interests of a child - Fiji

Fiji calls for appropriate infant and young child feeding during emergencies to protect and safeguard the best interests of a child Format © UNICEF Pacific 2021 Wong SUVA, 24 February 2021 – Today, the Government of Fiji, together with UNICEF and WHO, called for the increase in protection, promotion and support for breastfeeding during emergencies. “The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is pledging our support as custodians of health, breastfeeding and safe infant feeding practices for more than 100,000 children under five years in Fiji. We will continue to advocate for breastfeeding and optimal feeding practices during and following disasters and emergencies,” said the Hon. Minister for Health and Medical Services, Dr. Ifereimi Waqainabete. “Even if animal milk is required, it will be procured and administered according to government processes, together with proper counselling on an individual basis for parents and caregivers.”

Undersea 7 7 quake sets off small tsunami | News, Sports, Jobs

Feb 11, 2021 WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) Small tsunami waves were detected in South Pacific islands after an undersea earthquake early Thursday morning. Waves of 4 inches were measured in Vanuatu and a smaller tsunami was detected in New Caledonia, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. Vasiti Soko, the director of Fiji’s National Disaster Management Office, tweeted that the tsunami warning had been canceled and wrote: “Fiji we are safe.” The tsunami followed an undersea earthquake near the Loyalty Islands, which are part of New Caledonia. The U.S. Geological Agency said the quake was strong and shallow, at magnitude 7.7 and just 6 miles deep.

Undersea earthquake of 7 7 magnitude sets off small tsunami in South Pacific islands

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