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Minnesota hits 1 million mark with COVID-19 vaccine doses - Vimarsana News

Minnesota hits 1 million mark with COVID-19 vaccine doses

Minnesota hits 1 million mark with COVID-19 vaccine doses Christopher Snowbeck, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/AARON LAVINSKY • aaron.lavinsky@startribune.com/Star Tribune/TNS United Family Medicine nurse Julie Sharp vaccinated Roosevelt Austin Jr., 57, against COVID-19 earlier this month. Minnesota has now provided more than 1 million doses of vaccine to fight the virus that causes COVID-19, Gov. Tim Walz announced Friday, even as weather-related delays are prompting some vaccine providers to cancel appointments. About 728,000 people have received at least one d...

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Foreigners targeting vulnerable girls in poor families for sex - Vimarsana News

Foreigners targeting vulnerable girls in poor families for sex

THE STANDARD KENYA A Briton Keith Morris, 72, from Hull was convicted in his country for raping Kenyan girls. He came dangling hope, an almost instant magnet for vulnerable families struggling to put a meal on the table. But the entry of the ‘knight in shining armour’ to a remote village in Maweni, Kilifi, would end in tears for eight girls. The girls would in 2018 give heart-breaking narrations to a British court about how a British pensioner defiled them after giving their parents money. During the trial at the Leeds Crown Court, the prosecution also gave detailed accounts of how Keith...

Foreigners targeting vulnerable Kenyan girls in poor families for sex - Vimarsana News

Foreigners targeting vulnerable Kenyan girls in poor families for sex

Keith Morris was convicted for defiling girls in Kenya. Photo: Courtesy. He came dangling hope, an almost instant magnet for vulnerable families struggling to put a meal on the table. But the entry of the ‘knight in shining armour’ to a remote village in Maweni, Kilifi, would end in tears for eight girls. The girls would in 2018 give heart-breaking narrations to a British court about how a British pensioner defiled them after giving their parents money. During the trial at the Leeds Crown Court, the prosecution also gave detailed accounts of how Keith Morris befriended the girls’ paren...