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Two migrants die just before rescue - Vimarsana News

Two migrants die just before rescue

Sea-Eye 4 rescue operation in Maltese waters on Tuesday night

Doctors to go on strike at German state-owned university hospitals - Vimarsana News

Doctors to go on strike at German state-owned university hospitals

Thousands of German doctors at 23 university hospitals across the country are expected to go out on strike on Tuesday as part of a collective bargaining dispute over wages and working hours. Urgent patient care is not expected to be disrupted by the strike, as hospital managers are obliged to secure emergency staffing, but clinic services may be disrupted, according to the Marburger Bund trade union, which represents the doctors. Several thousand doctors are expected to rally in Hanover on Tuesd

Source: yahoo.com
Historic Twin Marches for Life in Germany Face Disruptions and Defiance - Vimarsana News

Historic Twin Marches for Life in Germany Face Disruptions and Defiance

Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer of Regensburg was among those present in Berlin, signaling the Church’s commitment to the cause.

30 COVID untruths that MUST be investigated – Dr EV Rapiti - Vimarsana News

30 COVID untruths that MUST be investigated – Dr EV Rapiti

Rapiti lists 30 COVID untruths about the narrative, messages and advice about COVID and the vaccines that need to be investigated.

Donors allege corruption at Serabu Hospital - Vimarsana News

Donors allege corruption at Serabu Hospital

By Mabinty M. Kamara A German medical non-governmental organization known as GERMAN DOCTORS has levelled allegations of corruption against the Serabu Hospital in Bo District. In a letter addressed to the Bishop of the Bo Diocese which owns and runs the facility, GERMAN DOCTORS alleged that the hospital faced both structural and corruption problems as observed by them while