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Dakar Declaration to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Afri - Vimarsana News

Dakar Declaration to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Afri

Dakar, Senegal (PANA) - Nearly half of all countries in the WHO African Region have committed to strengthening reporting on road crash fatalities, with an eye on meeting the global target of halving road crash deaths by 2030 as se

World Health Organization (WHO) / Press release | 'Dakar Declaration' to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Africa - Vimarsana News

World Health Organization (WHO) / Press release | 'Dakar Declaration' to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Africa

‘Dakar Declaration’ to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Africa

UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy For Road Safety Returns To Southeast Asia (5-19 April) To Call For More Investment In Road Safety - Vimarsana News

UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy For Road Safety Returns To Southeast Asia (5-19 April) To Call For More Investment In Road Safety

To galvanize intersectoral actions and raise the visibility of road safety, the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, appointed in 2015 Jean Todt as his Special

Why tuberculosis is still prevalent in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Why tuberculosis is still prevalent in Nigeria

Nigeria is one of the nations in the world with the highest rates of tuberculosis. There have been initiatives to bring it down to a point where it is no

Brendan Crabb, Negaya Chorley | COVID derailed tuberculosis progress and urgent action is needed | The Maitland Mercury - Vimarsana News

Brendan Crabb, Negaya Chorley | COVID derailed tuberculosis progress and urgent action is needed | The Maitland Mercury

Vaccines alone won't solve the problem.