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[Full text] Determinants of Neonatal Hypothermia in Public Hospitals of


17 neonatal abnormality, skin-to-skin contact and bathing within 24 hrs.
18 Behavioral factors like inappropriate thermal resuscitation appliance and clothing,
6,19 no wearing cap and no warm intra-facility transportation
10 are among the commonest factors associated with newborn hypothermia.
The trend of neonatal mortality was showing good progress. The 2005 Ethiopian demographic, health survey (EDHS) with Neonatal mortality rate (NMR) of 39, 2011 EDHS with NMR of 37 to NMR of 29 in the 2016 EDHS.
20 But the 2019 mini EDHS shows that the national NMR becomes 30. This shows that further actions should be taken to improve neonatal survival in Ethiopia.
21 The NMR of Oromiya regional sate was 37, which is higher than the national NMR of 29. ....

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farmlandgrab.org | In Ethiopia, anger over corruption and farmland development runs deep


Guardian | 19 January 2016
 
 
Two years ago, on the edge of Chitu in Ethiopia’s unsettled Oromia region, local officials told Chamara Mamoye his farmland might be developed when the small town expanded. He hasn’t heard anything since.
 
“Losing the land would be a big problem for me, but if the government forces us, we can’t do anything,” the father-of-five says outside his compound.
 
Last month, Chamara, 45, saw the bodies of two protesters lying on the road after demonstrations rocked Chito. The dead were among up to 140 people killed by security forces during region-wide protests triggered by claims of injustice and marginalisation from the nation’s largest ethnic group, the Oromo. ....

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