the challenges are immense aziza her family and the staff of the to center but with the can therapy she needs there is every reason she should live a long and fulfilling life charles trafford al-jazeera norden could be a star the philippines is looking to revive a dormant nuclear power plant to solve its energy crisis experts say it could reduce soaring power prices by up to 70 percent general allen dorgan visited the set facility in baton. entering the philippines only nuclear power plant is like a step back in time the but the nuclear power plant was built in the seventy's and was the 1st in south east asia but it never opened it was marked bald and past presidents were hesitant to recommission it because it was a reminder they say of the excesses of former president ford in the markets his regime but the country's electricity prices are among the highest in southeast asia partly because it's dependence now on imported fossil fuels that means the average filipina family spends between 10 to 20 percent of their monthly income in a lecture city philippines has for decades now been avoid

to rely on what experts say is a struggling government health sector stuck in the past 7 year old aziza has suffered from cerebral palsy since birth it's a neurological disorder that affects a person's ability to move maintain balance and speak. her mom brings you here to the center of a physio and voice their plea every few months as easy clearly enjoys it mom says she's improving. and. previously she couldn't talk sit down or eat but this therapy is helping and she can now even play with her sister our lives are beginning to improve with the city's on shockingly basic proof experts say of years of government neglect but around $3000.00 children come from all over the country every year for treatment for cerebral palsy. despite lacking basic modern equipment and few professionally trained staff the center has built up a reputation for being the best in the country in treating children with cerebral palsy. it was constructed over a hot spring because of the therapeutic qualities of the water. shaman and then cut their off drives his son is 8 hours from the capital bishkek to get the hyd

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