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President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands Visits Northwest Arkansas - Vimarsana News

President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands Visits Northwest Arkansas

Republic of the Marshall Islands President David Kabua spent several days in Northwest Arkansas late last week, hosted by Arkansas Marshallese Consul General Eldon Alik. On Saturday, the RMI President met with constituents at Manit Day, a traditional cultural gathering at Jones Center Community Park, where he spoke about pressing Marshallese politics, human rights and social justice issues.

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Tyson Foods Donates 50,000 Masks, Personal Protective Equipment to The Marshall Islands - Vimarsana News

Tyson Foods Donates 50,000 Masks, Personal Protective Equipment to The Marshall Islands

Tyson Foods is donating 50,000 masks and PPE to help the Marshall Islands contend with a COVID-19 outbreak. The country’s president recently issued a health disaster proclamation due to the number of positive cases.

Marshall Islands in need of PPE donations - Vimarsana News

Marshall Islands in need of PPE donations

The Marshallese community in Northwest Arkansas is asking for the public’s help after a COVID outbreak hit the Marshall Islands.

El Salvador to open consulate in Springdale - Vimarsana News

El Salvador to open consulate in Springdale

SPRINGDALE -- El Salvador on Monday will open a consulate at 3861 W. Sunset Ave. in Springdale to help serve its citizens in Northwest Arkansas.

Community support, resilience show in Marshallese response to covid-19 in Northwest Arkansas, according to UAMS study - Vimarsana News

Community support, resilience show in Marshallese response to covid-19 in Northwest Arkansas, according to UAMS study

SPRINGDALE -- In the face of the covid-19 pandemic, Marshallese communities displayed "creative resilience," according to research conducted by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.