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Sri Lanka: WFP helps alleviate pregnancy stress amid skyrocketing food prices - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka: WFP helps alleviate pregnancy stress amid skyrocketing food prices

The queue of women grows steadily outside a government clinic in Kuppiyawatta, in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo. In just over half an hour the number swells to around 200. Pregnant women, some with children in hand, are waiting their turn to receive food vouchers from the UN World Food Programme (WFP) – part of its emergency food assistance response.

Health Minister to visit Kalafong Hospital following clashes - Vimarsana News

Health Minister to visit Kalafong Hospital following clashes

Dr Joe Phaahla is expected to do a site visit at Kalafong Hospital in Tshwane after immigrants were allegedly blocked by Operation Dudula.

'Our African brothers': EFF condemns 'attacks' at Kalafong Hospital - Vimarsana News

'Our African brothers': EFF condemns 'attacks' at Kalafong Hospital

The EFF has condemned what it says are xenophobic attacks immigrants who are denied access at Kalafong Hospital in Tshwane.

Doctors Without Borders says Operation Dudula is turning migrants away from Gauteng hospitals - Vimarsana News

Doctors Without Borders says Operation Dudula is turning migrants away from Gauteng hospitals

“Several people were turned away by the protestors based on their appearance and accent,” said a Doctors Without Borders official in Tshwane.