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The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development conducts its first Community Outreach Caravan for 2021 in Blanchisseuse and La Fillette Port of Spain: As part of its Public Awareness and Education (PAE) Programme, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development’s Outreach Caravan rolled in to the northeastern communities of Blanchisseuse and La Fillette on Saturday 06 February, 2021 where scores of residents from the area and neighbouring villages were warmly welcomed by the Honourable Minister and Member of Parliament for the area, Pennelope Beckles. The day’s activities kicked off at 10:0...
The loss of groundwater has been described as ‘a silent earthquake in the city’ Credit: Shutterstock When Shoaib Musawi entered the well-digging trade 15 years ago, all he needed to sink a well shaft in central Kabul was a pick and shovel. Simply digging down around 10 feet was often enough to tap into the Afghan capital's groundwater reserves and set up a community hand pump for hundreds of families. In the intervening decade-and-a-half, Kabul's unquenchable demand for water has meant Mr Musawi's old methods have now been hopelessly left behind. The unchecked growth of the city has seen ...
UMB News Support UMB's Increasing Efforts to Deal with the COVID-19 Pandemic During this important period, please consider supporting UMB's critical vaccine research and development, advancing its work in human virology, and donating to critical emergency funds especially designed for specific students in need. We truly appreciate your gifts in this time of great need. February 9, 2021 Matthew B. Frieman, PhD The vaccine was found to generate a robust immune response in animals exposed to the vaccine with strong data indicating safety and efficacy, according to the study p...
The COVID-19 vaccination card looks almost vintage: A rudimentary, wallet-sized ticket of sorts, with some handwritten information and dates of inoculation. It's also a reminder to get your second dose. But its existence has stirred a lot of discussion about how this proof of vaccination might be used for other COVID-19 pandemic purposes. We asked regional medical experts about the card and what you'll need to do with it. Here's who we asked: M. Sara Rosenthal, Ph.D., professor and director of the University of Kentucky's Program for Bioethics. Dr. Robert Frenck, principal investigator o...