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Russia declares ceasefire for civilian evacuations - Vimarsana News

Russia declares ceasefire for civilian evacuations

MOSCOW - Russia announced early Monday that it would declare a "temporary" ceasefire in the Ukrainian cities of Kyiv, Mariupol, Kharkiv, and Sumy from 10 a.m. local time (0700GMT) to ensure evacuations of civilians. According to a statement by the Inter-Departmental Coordination Center for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine, affiliated with the Russian Defense Ministry, the humanitarian conditions in these Ukrainian cities have extremely deteriorated. Noting that French President Emmanuel Macron requested the opening of a humanitarian corridor from his Russian counterpart Vladimir Puti...

Pandemic triggers 25% rise in global prevalence of anxiety: WHO - Vimarsana News

Pandemic triggers 25% rise in global prevalence of anxiety: WHO

GENEVA - The global prevalence of anxiety and depression increased by a massive 25 percent in the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic, with young people the worst hit, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday. A WHO report highlights those most affected by the pandemic and found that people with more severe mental disorders, such as psychoses, and young people with mental disorders, are particularly at risk. WHO said it includes estimates from the latest Global Burden of Disease study, which shows that the pandemic has affected the mental health of young people and that they are &...

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Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusWorld Health OrganizationGlobal BurdenGeneral Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusGeneva The Global Prevalence Of Anxiety And Depression Increased Bya Massive 25 Percent In First Year Covid 19 PandemicIth Young People The Worst HitHe World Health Organization Who Said On Wednesdaya Report Highlights Those Most Affected By The Pandemic And Found That People With More Severe Mental DisordersUch As PsychosesNd Young People With Mental DisordersRe Particularly At Risk Who Said It Includes Estimates From The Latest Global Burden Of Disease StudyHich Shows That The Pandemic Has Affected Mental Health Of Young People And They Are Quot Disproportionally At Risk Suicidal Self Harming Behaviors Information We Have Now About Impact Covid 19 On World 39s Is Just Tip IcebergUot Who Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Said Quot This Isa Wake Up Call To All Countries Pay More Attention Mental Health And Doa Better Job Of Supporting Their Populations 39Uot Tedros Added The Report Also Indicates That Women Have Been More Severely Impacted Than Men People With Pre Existing Physical Health ConditionsSuch As AsthmaNd Heart DiseaseEre More Likely To Develop Symptoms Of Mental DisordersT Said The Report Summarizes Pandemic 39s Effect On Availability Of Mental Health Services And How This Has Changed During Conditions Concerns About Potential Increases In Had Already Prompted 90 Percent Countries Surveyed To Include Psychosocial Support Their Covid 19 Response PlansUt Significant Gaps Remaina Major Explanation For The Increase Is Unprecedented Stress Caused By Social Isolation Resulting From Pandemic Linked To This Were Constraints On People 39s Ability WorkEek Support From Loved Ones And Engage In Their Communities The Information Released Came Froma Comprehensive Review Of Existing Evidence About Impact Covid 19 On Mental Health Services Quot LonelinessFear Of InfectionUffering And Death For Oneself Loved OnesRief After Bereavement And Financial Worries Have Also All Been Cited As Stressors Leading To Anxiety DepressionUot According To Who Exhaustion Has Beena Significant Trigger For Suicidal Thinking Among Health WorkersT Said Who Data Suggests That People With Pre Existing Mental Disorders Do Not Appear To Be Disproportionately Vulnerable The Covid 19 Infection YetCut Added
PCSO suspends Lotto draws Jan. 10-12 amid soaring infections - Vimarsana News

PCSO suspends Lotto draws Jan. 10-12 amid soaring infections

(File photo) MANILA - Lotto draw operations will be suspended from Monday until Wednesday due to the continuous spike in coronavirus infections in the country. "Dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng talaan ng Covid positive cases sa ating bansa at upang mapangalagaan ang kalusugan at kaligtasan at kapakanan ng PCSO employees mga ahente at ng publiko pansamantala naming suspendihin ang lotto draw operations mula sa araw na ito ika-10 ng Enero hanggang sa ika 12 ng Enero ito'y upang magsagawa ang kaukulang hakbangin sa seguridad ng lahat (Due to the continuous increase in the record of Covid p...

Albay sailing ban on small vessels stays - Vimarsana News

Albay sailing ban on small vessels stays

Dr. Cedric Daep, chief of the Albay Public Safety and Emergency Management Office.(PNA file photo) LEGAZPI CITY - The prevailing and forecast bad weather in different parts of the country is not significantly affecting Bicol, but small vessels are still not allowed to venture out into the sea, the Albay Public Safety and Emergency Management Office (Apsemo) said Tuesday. Dr. Cedric Daep, Apsemo chief, said in an interview that the occasional rains being experienced in Albay were merely triggered by "localized thunderstorms". "Because of this, Apsemo is not issuing any advisories...

Rescued PH Eagle to be released back into the wild: DENR-13 - Vimarsana News

Rescued PH Eagle to be released back into the wild: DENR-13

DUE FOR RELEASE. The DENR in Caraga region announces the release of a Philippine Eagle named Rajah Cabungsuan on November 17 in Lingig, Surigao del Sur. The eagle was rescued in March this year and had undergone treatment at the Philippine Eagle Center in Davao City for more than seven months. (Photo grabbed from DENR-13 Facebook Page) BUTUAN CITY - The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 13 (Caraga) announced the scheduled release of a Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) that was rescued earlier this year in Surigao del Sur. In a statement on Thursday, the DENR-13 said...

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Davao CitySurigao Del SurDavao OrientalPhilippine Eagle CenterPhilippine Eagle FoundationInternational Union For Conservation Of NatureDepartment Of EnvironmentNatural ResourcesPhilippine EagleSurigao DelPhilippine EaglesRepublic ActWildlife Resources ConservationInternational UnionDue For Release The Denr In Caraga Region Announces Ofa Philippine Eagle Named Rajah Cabungsuan On November 17 LingigUrigao Del Sur The Eagle Was Rescued In March This Year And Had Undergone Treatment At Philippine Center Davao City For More Than Seven Months Photo Grabbed From Denr 13 Facebook Page Butuan Department Of Environment Natural Resources Caraga Announced Scheduled Release Ofa Pithecophaga Jefferyi That Earlier Surigao Ina Statement On ThursdayHe Denr 13 Said The Rescued Philippine Eagle Will Be Released Back Into Wild On November 17 Quot Rajah Cabungsuan Isa Male Over Five Years Old Is Named Aftera Barangay In LingigUrigao Del Sur Where He Was Rescued Last March 23Uot It Said The EagleCut AddedAs Handed Over By The Bislig Local Environment Office To Denr 13 After Rescue For Treatment Quot Seven Months At Philippine Eagle Center In Davao CityE Is Healthy And Fit Ready To Be Brought Back His Forest Home In LingigUot The Denr 13 Said It Also Thanked Different Support Groups That Provided Help During Treatment Of Rescued Philippine Eagle Earlier Urged Public To Seek Assistance From Police And Military In Rescuing Eagles Arresting Individuals Who Violate Laws Protect Endangered Bird Hunting Isa Violation Republic Act 9147 Or Wildlife Resources Conservation Protection International Union For Nature Iucn Has Listed As Being Critically According 39s AssessmentHere Isa Decreasing Trend In The Philippine Eagle 39s PopulationOting This Species Had Only Around 180 To 500 Remaining Mature Individuals Agriculture And Aquaculture