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AAR Hospital appoints Dr Cynthia Omina head of clinical services - Vimarsana News

AAR Hospital appoints Dr Cynthia Omina head of clinical services

Dr Omina was until her appointment the Deputy Chief Medical Officer at MP Shah Hospital.

Harrison film to be shown here - Vimarsana News

Harrison film to be shown here

“In the Bubble with Jaime,” a documentary about Orangeburg native Jaime Harrison’s 2020 campaign for US Senate in South Carolina, will be shown by 46 Hope Road, a Columbia based non-profit. Directed by Orangeburg native Emily Harrold, the film is an in-depth look at the challenges that Harrison faced running for office and how his campaign handled the racial dynamics of Southern politics.

Confronting a legacy of hate, a rural SC town tries to make sense of trans teen's murder - Vimarsana News

Confronting a legacy of hate, a rural SC town tries to make sense of trans teen's murder

Jacob Williamson was from Laurens — home of “The Redneck Shop” and the state’s first openly gay mayor.

Source: yahoo.com
Sub-Decree approves $30M for mine clearance - Vimarsana News

Sub-Decree approves $30M for mine clearance

The Cambodian government established the ‘Mine-Free Cambodia 2025 Foundation’, and released an initial budget of $30 million.

40 fall victim to UXO in '22 as of October - Vimarsana News

40 fall victim to UXO in '22 as of October

In the first 10 months of this year, 40 Cambodians fell victim to unexploded ordnance (UXO), a decrease of five per cent compared to the same period last year, according to a Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA) report. Of the 40 victims, 10 were killed outright, seven lost limbs and 23 received less serious injuries.