member countries with the presence of representatives from afghanistan, pakistan, iraq, world health organization and iran, hosted by tehran , a page on the culture of voluntary blood donation among the people of these countries was one of the goals of this meeting . the countries that are members of the group of five will gather together and the results and decisions of the stadium to evaluate the status and indicators of blood transfusion in the countries that are members of the group of five and cooperation in promoting the culture of voluntary blood donation among these countries are among the goals of this meeting of the ministers of the world health organization, mar france, east maidan region. we have 100% volunteers, our standards are high, we became the host of the summit, so that we can announce our successes and our neighboring countries, the problems they have, the minister of health was present in this summit, iran's first place in voluntary blood donation in the eastern mediterranean region. he pointed out that the islamic republic of iran is one of the leading countries in terms of

the world health organizations, regional director for europe. he has been the countless disaster zones world wide. he's currently in ghazi and up in turkey, the epicenter of those earthquakes. i asked him about the emergency response to this disaster well, differently. this is the largest natural disaster that we have experienced in the last 100 years. i was meeting the minute of code book, the 5 enclosure from today, and he was sending that at impact. it's an area 50000 square kilometer, which is larger than belgium, larger than switzerland, 11 provinces, $15000000.00 people. so on one hand, i am impressed by the must have a response by it took us government, for example, the if aggravated 50000 patients from the area. but i am now 2 other puts in the country. but generally, it's acknowledged that this is of a magnitude ate complexity. we should buses, dick capabilities of any single country. and of course, the weather also based complications 1st was dope intern. mm hm. but note is getting warmer and it has a lot of practical consequence as we

members of the world health organization that will cooperate and share information if it's going to , why is china still in the world health organization, why are they not expelled from it because they don't cooperate? but look, with our investigations and what we have been doing quietly really predominantly with republicans on various committees especially the intelligence committee, we are trying to discover what others won't willingly tell us and in this case it's china. and they are going to propagandize this and the reason w.h.o. is getting out is because we didn't do anything wrong and we have nothing to do with it, it just happened to start in china. we are going investigate this. maria: isn't it true, though, that it was xi jinping that placed the health of the world health organization in his job? >> well, that's -- that's the whole problem. so you have politicization of the world health organization where, you know, how much you invest into it i guess gives you control over it. and so that's a problem but you see that china is not been cooperative, they haven't been coopera

iran, iraq, pakistan, afghanistan, and the world health organization, as well as the observer member of tajikistan , gathered for the first time to share their experiences in the field of blood transfusion. let them but why is iran's blood transfusion among the most advanced in the world? the world health organization has considered iran's blood transfusion as its own regional authority and its own training center, and it has the role of a regional consultant . the guests with iran's scientific and technological achievements in the field of blood transfusion was one of the positive aspects of this meeting . we can manage other equipment for the export of technical knowledge and technology in the field of technology and health equipment as well as the field of medicine can be exported to pakistan at a reasonable price . negotiations have been held with afghanistan in a specific way. most likely , a training course will be given to afghanistan, even instead of expressing its equipment from knowledge-based companies within the producer, another function of this summit was to strengthen

. >> the world health organization wants of the challenges of keeping survivors alive.e amid this a bear -- the despair after 18 hours of digging, a six euro boy is rescued. also coming up on this program -- >> [applause] >> ukraine is fighting russia to protect europe's way of life. ♪ we start the program with devastating following -- devastation following earthquakes in turkiye in syria. mass graves are being dug as the death toll climbs rapidly. more than 20,000 people are known to have lost their lives and rescuers are continuing their desperate attempts to find survivors four days after the quake first hit. the world health organization has warned could be a secondy disaster with survivors living on the streets with very little food and water and in those freezing temperatures. our middle east correspondent in a foster is in the epicenter of the biggest earthquake to hit the region on monday. >> this heavy machinery is turning to alive -- arrive mainly in cities like this. when you think about rural villages and towns that are as badly affected, it is harr to get e

but the scale of the help needed is immense — the world health organization says 26 million people inkey and syria need food, water, shelter, medicalsupplies. senators are briefed on the "objects" that have been invading north america's airspace, as the search to recover wreckage continues. number one we are recovering, and getting a lot of stuff off that. but two, three, and four are not yet recovered, they are in very difficult terrain. and the uk has seen record numbers joining the workforce — some having just left school, and others are nearing retirment

the bad news about the continuation of aid to syria is that the director general of the world health organizationgoing to aleppo. syria is aid to the earthquake that came close to causing syria a new medical heartbeat to be sent to syria, and the director general of the world health organization said that about 42 million dollars have been aided to syria, but what happened and the syrian people are still wondering how to provide aid. international critics and today at the same time iraqi processions are also supposed to send aid to syria. yes, there is news that the new virus is new or the stomach flu has started in the united states. this is the reason why schools in several american states have been declared closed today. are westerners and so far we have 225 people infected with this virus, now it is good that despite all the prayers for all the vaccines, he is doing all these things from america, the discussion of corona in the first professional world is about the new round of security talks between pakistan and america in washington post from yesterday a delegation pakistan's security defen

dr. hong's clear regional director for the world health organization in europe. i do appreciate your time and your insights and we thank you for all you're doing. thank you. are, let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, medics essay sudanese security forces is shot dead a protester during a demonstration against military rule. on tuesday he was the 100 and 25th person to be killed in the weekly protests that had been held since the military who back in october of 2021. police also fire to tear gas protestors marching towards the presidential palace in the capital cartoon. the bell ruffian leader alexander lucas jenko has arrived in beijing at the start of a 3 day trip to china. lucas jenko, who is a key ally of the russian president. we'll have talks with the chinese leader she's been paying the visit comes amid continuing us concerns that china may be seeking to arm russia in its war against ukraine. the european parliament has become the latest e u institution to ban the popular app, tick tock on staff smartph

the world health organization is wanting. the death toll could rise 8 falls, of the southern to care of region of hearty is one of the worst affected. more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed in the province alone. people have spent the night sifting through the rubble, looking for any signs of life. lucifer. we heard him, they're calling out asking for help. they asked to be rescued. we cannot rescue them. how can we rescue them? nobody has come since this morning. nobody, we have nobody look around. look through this other drug heard voices. our children are in there. what can we do? the building is already partially collapsed. this is human life. what can you do when you hear calls for help? there are no emergency workers, no soldiers, nobody. this is a neglected place on which a sin and casino joins us now from his temple, where she is. morris are in development since in him. 24 hours on the extent of the devastation is all too clear. the focus, of course, is on the search and rescue if it can, you bring us up to date

as i mentioned earlier, the world health organisation as i mentioned earlier, the world health organizationd jumpers, anything else that can be supplied, is a third option. but none of them are definite solutions to this problem of relocating, rehousing people, which could go on for months and months. sadly, even longer because the existing state of the infrastructure in syria. we are going to talk now to... first we are going to hearfrom we are going to talk now to... first we are going to hear from the world health organization, warning that thousands of people are in a similar position and are living without shelter or basic facilities. the who is concerned they may be in great danger despite surviving the initial earthquake. latte danger despite surviving the initial earthtuake. ~ ., ., danger despite surviving the initial earthquake-— danger despite surviving the initial earthtuake. ., ., ., ., earthquake. we are getting a lot of --eole earthquake. we are getting a lot of people now — earthquake. we are getting a lot of people now with — earthquake. we are getting a lot of people now w

the world health organization says it's concerned about the condition of health facilities in the region. and a 17 year old girl has been pulled alive from under rubble and not carroll mom mirage. she survived for almost 250 hours after the earthquakes. his protest is in lebanon, have attacked banks as the local currency hit a record low, a mob of about 50 people, sit fires, and brand sect facilities, and by root, pulsing road closures across the city. the lebanese pound is trading at about $80000.00 to the dollar. it boils i had $60000.00 at the start of the month. and jerry, as president, has approved a 60 day extension for people to turn an old bank notes. it's part of a plan to replace the country's currency. the nada. with redesigned ones. the old currency was supposed to have been replaced by saturday, but some banks failed to hand out enough money triggering widespread protests. an address has more from my to grew in nigeria. president obama bahati speak interpreted widely, a different attempt to start a pool room writers. over the past few days. we've seen angry protest just on t

the world health organization says it's concerned about the condition of health facilities in the region. and a 17 year old girl has been pulled alive from under rubble and carmen mirage. she survived for almost 250 hours after the earthquakes hes the head of the wagner masonry group, fighting alongside the russian military and ukraine is blaming all thirties in moscow for slow progress in the war. give guinea, you progression told reporters that russia's struggle to capture more territory is being fueled by a monstrous bureaucracy. he added, it could take months to capture the ukrainian town of buck mort, progresses from among the advances preceding, slower than what we want. why is the advance not fast enough? i think we could have taken control of back moved by the new year if we had not been hindered by monstrous military bureaucracy and obstacles created on a daily basis. a samuel romani is an associate fellow at the royal united services institute. he says it's not the 1st time priggish and has criticized rushes, military leadership, loyalty. that's very surprising that promotion w

according to the head of the world health organization, the syrian central government is fully prepared to send aid to the whole of syria through damascus, which has not yet come to an end. syria has been under us sanctions for years and these fines have disrupted the delivery of aid to the earthquake victims. and without a problem at 3 o'clock in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings and a good time, dear and respected viewers, welcome to the world today, trade between iran and china reached more than 25 billion dollars in 10 months of this year, and beijing is a poem that is the first trade of iran this year. the president is going to china, the trip that mr. raisi had made a few months ago on the sidelines of the shanghai summit , they had market invitations to both china and pakistan, india , and we agreed that these trips and meetings should take place at the right time to follow up on what in these meetings, we decided to establish agreements such as the 25-year contract between iran and china during this trip to the stage of implementation and du

the world health organization says at least 20 health facilities across the position control northwest, including 4 hospitals, have sustained damage. and while emergency medical services have been overwhelmed with trauma, passions essential, health services have been severely disrupt it can be able to be as you can see, part of the hospital was damaged. we lacked doctors and medical supplies to deal with such a big emergency. the needs are enormous and we don't have enough resources. aid has started to follow in, but the knees are on an unprecedented scale. united nation is coordinating is disaster response from government control areas where he says it's working to gain approvals from damascus for faster and more regular access to the northwest. oh, but people dare say it is too late. countless lives, they say have been lost because there appeals for help were ignored by the international community. cutter has sent an 8 convoy and medical team to the north, west syria where most internally displaced syrians leave. the golf nation sees more with fellow 12 years of civil war has taken s

the world health organization says we must all be prepared. >> h5n1 has spread widely in wild birds andoultry for 25 years. but, the reason it spills over to mammals needs to be monitored. for the moment we assess the risk to humans as low. >> we need to be vigilant to make sure that, as -- the spread to an animal is contained. the more the virus circulates in animals, the higher the risk is for humans as well. the virus circulating in an animal can evolve to form. if there is a spillover inhuman population, we can have an outbreak of avian flu. >> let's look at what bird flu is and how it spreads. it's a disease that affects poultry and wild birds and usually flares. up between ottoman summer bird flu can infect entire flux within days and is transmitted through their droppings and saliva or by contaminated feed and water. the outbreak has affected more wild birds and before. the world health organization says it is recorded 42 million cases in domestic and wild birds since it began in october 2021. let's go ahead and bring in our guests. joining us is marcus rusk, chief executive offi

the world health organization divides be a might into several categories. under 18.5 is considered under weight between 18.5 and 24.9 is normal. above 25 is overweight and over 30 is considered obese. a high b m i is often equated with not being healthy, but the body mass index is flawed. in many ways, for instance, it doesn't differentiate between muscle weight and fat levels. athletes with a lot of muscle mass who'd have a b, m i much higher than 30 and be classified as obese, even though they're healthy. fatty mccarty, stanford is an obesity doctor and has published several studies on b, m. i. so what you'll know about what a about be a my is that be a my isn't reflecting the health of the individual. it doesn't tell me how healthy someone is. it just tells me how they fit into these rigid parameters that aren't found in or based. i'm really in science b m. i also doesn't differentiate between men and women. even though body fact varies naturally between the sexes. susanna klaus has been researching nutrition and metabolic processes for over 25 years. no

the world health organization warns that without shelter, water, fuel or electricity, many more people who have survived the quake could yet lose their lives. planned strike action by firefighters is postponed after employers make a new pay offer. ukraine's president zelensky takes his plea forfighterjets to european union leaders after his surprise visit to the uk yesterday. leads draw with manchester united at old trafford, the team continues to search for a new manager. and a study of killer whales in the north pacific shows the lifelong sacrifice of their own food and energy that mothers make when raising a son. more than 15,000 people are now known to have died after monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria. it comes as an appeal is launched by the uk's disasters emergency committee to help those affected. two powerful earthquakes — and dozens of aftershocks — hit the region on monday causing thousands of buildings to collapse, trapping people inside. rescuers continue desperate attempts to find and free survivors. the world health organization has warned there could be a "seconda

the head of the world health organization visited in 2010 and stressed that the syrian health authorities that now the complications after the earthquake and the threats after the earthquake are the most important are infectious diseases due to the lack of safe drinking water and the famous five provinces of syria in the north of the country need urgent medical assistance. unfortunately, not much aid has been sent from the western countries, and even according to the claims that sanctions have been lifted , there are still many problems in sending aid, groups and campaigns in europe or in different countries they are trying to i would like to send cash aid to syria, they are facing many problems , thank you if you can help me with this, my reporter in syria, the experts of danesh baniyan company, localize the mobile water purification device during accidents and natural disasters , it can be up to 500 meters per day. purify the water cube during natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes, people's access to drinking water is reduced . in crises such as floods, earthquakes, etc. , we

coming up, we will ask the world health organization about the difficult relief efforts in turkey and syria as anger mounts over both governments responses to those devastating earthquakes. ukraine acknowledging russian that a field gains. president zelenskyy saying the situation is becoming more and more difficult as russia makes progress units attends to encircle the front-line city. ♪ i'm brent goff. to all of you around the world, welcome. you begin this tuesday with that contested election in nigeria. opposition parties are calling last weekend's presidential election to be scrapped. they say that it was a sham. the labour party and the people some aquatic party both say that the poll has been compromised. police gathered in front of the elector commission earlier today but officials have yet to respond to the demands of the parties. early results are showing -- of the ruling all progressives congress leading the race to replace the outgoing president. but half of the country states have not reported their final results. this is a moving story. we want to go now to lagos, to our

the world health organization says it's great, his concerns are now about northwest syria. i'm has asked, syrian president bashar law said to open more border crossings with turkey. many survivors feel like they've been left behind by the international response. dozens of people trying to reach you or are missing and presumed drowned after their bold sank off the lip being called on tuesday. un migration agency says the board was carrying 80 people when it left customer out care. earlier that day there has been fierce fighting in eastern ukraine as the russian forces continued to attack ukrainian positions in the town of po grove. in the dynette, screeching 12 civilians were injured when an apartment building was heavily damaged by shilling. earlier russia said its troops had broken through 2 fortified lines of ukrainian defences. on the eastern front and the rounds. regions governor has denied reports that ukrainian forces are engaged in a major retreat. the head of nato's cova member states to significantly increase their defense spending in order to support ukraine. he i

the world health organization as warning the death toll could rise 8 fault or the region of 'hate' in southern ticket is one of the worst affected, more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed in the province. people spent monday nights sifting through rob, looking for any signs of life, either lucifer. bu we heard him there calling out, asking for help. now asked to be rescued, we cannot rescue them. how can we rescue them? nobody has come since this morning. nobody we have nobody look around. look through this. suddenly the dog heard voices, our children are in there. what can we do? the building is already partially collapsed. this is human life. what can you do when you hit calls for help? there are no emergency workers, no soldiers, nobody. this is a neglected place. well, it speaks to care him cynic, he's the head of the turkish rid chris, and he joins us by phone from common morass. you are at the epicenter of the quite can you give us a sense of what it is like then now, and the conditions that you are facing to measure quick's of magnitude 7.7 and 7.6 hit the solar system to

the world health organization says we must all be prepared. h 5 n one has spread widely in wild birds and paul paul t for 25 years. but the recent spill over to my mother's needs to be monitored closely. for the moment doubly joe, i says, is the risk to humans as low. we need to be just vigilant to make sure that's a, a spread. the nanny maurice contained because the more the virus circulating animals are the higher is the risk for human as well. because the virus circulating unanimous can evolve to form that are more transmissible. and then these days is pillow very in human population. and then we can have a, i'll breaks of 80. and let's look at what bird flew is and how it spreads. it's a disease that affects poultry and wild birds, and usually flares up between autumn and summer. bird flew can infect entire flocks within days, and is transmitted through their droppings and saliva or by contaminated feed and water. this outbreak has affected more wild birds than ever before. the world health organization says it's recorded nearly 42000000 c

also , the head of the world health organization said that he is fully prepared, but there is still no response from the rebels. after a week of rescue in turkey, they managed to rescue a 70-year-old woman from the rubble of the earthquake, and a 25-year-old young man from the rubble of the earthquake in adyaman. ukrainian president of ukraine before it was a picture of khush that the same symbol can be seen on the back of one of his military guards. for jupiter , it reached 92 moons, and this planet in the solar system considers jupiter to be the solar king, which is capable of pulling everything, and as a result of this feature, the possibility of collision between objects. 25 palestinians were wounded, a large number of the occupiers were accompanied by heavy vehicles for destruction, the residents of these houses and other palestine re-entered this neighborhood, today's weather, the food is the target of 8 airstrikes under our line of communication . everyone today also contributes to in several palestinian cities, at one o'clock in the morning, one of the resistance forces fired h

the world health organization divides b. m. i into several categories. under 18.5 is considered under weight between 18.5 and 24.9 is normal. above 25 is overweight and over 30 is considered obese. a high b m i is often equated with not being healthy, but the body mass index is flawed. in many ways, for instance, it doesn't differentiate between muscle weight and fat levels. athletes with a lot of muscle mass could have a b, m, i much higher than 30, and be classified as obese, even though their healthy. fatty mccarty, stanford is an obesity doctor and has published several studies on b, m. i. so what you'll know about, what about the am i, is that be a my isn't reflecting the health of the individual. it doesn't tell me how healthy someone is. it just tells me how they fit into these rigid parameters that are found in or based. i'm really in science b m. i also doesn't differentiate between men and women. even though body fat varies naturally between the sexes. susanna klaus has been researching nutrition and metabolic processes for over 25 years. now t

applied ones, but such as the international telecommunication union, the world organization and intellectual property. ah, the world healthrganization. e. well, and a number of others. uh, unfortunately, uh what we are we see what is happening now in geneva, these are changes in the nature of discussions, politicization, which has been introduced, uh, by the united states and its closest allies, uh, which literally every meeting and every session begins with politicized statements that are not related to the agenda of the work of certain organizations . i mean, of course, and their uh, uh. speaking out condemning russia in the context of what is happening in ukraine in the context of the ukrainian crisis, this uh is pronounced like a mantra by everyone. eh, one might even say carbon copy of the same condemnation of russia for the aggression of non-fulfillment of its obligations of violations. e international law and so on, but uh, everything, this is not supported by any specific data, uh, it is done purely declaratively, and on this we, of course, answer, we answer and explain. uh, the purpose of our uh special military

particularly fearful of the spread of dangerous diseases such as cholera and typhoid fever, the world health organization has already called the natural disaster the worst in europe over the past 100 years. but, if the whole world helps turkey, then syria, due to sanctions, the situation is much more complicated, the secretary general, he requested almost 400 million dollars to help this country. the humanitarian mission in syria was launched by the belarusian military in the country a russian plane arrived, which delivered our medical detachment to syria, 45 specialists will work, a special forces detachment of military doctors will help fight the consequences of the earthquake. well, here are the shots showing how our medical team is setting up its field hospital in syria . belarusian military doctors are equipping a diagnostic intensive care unit there, as well as a day hospital and a dressing room . an environmental disaster is unfolding in an american city, everything local residents call what is happening local chernobyl and even nuclear winter 2 weeks ago. here, carcinogenic vinyl chloride went of

the world health organization says it's greatest concerns are about northwest syria and has asked syrian president basha allison to open more border crossings with turkey. many survivors feel like they've been left behind by the international response. dozens of people trying to reach you are, are missing and presumed drowned after their bolt sank of the libyan coast. on tuesday, the un migration agency says the boat was carrying 80 people when it left casara. okay. or earlier that day. more on top soy now, massive aid and recovery efforts are of course continuing across southern turkey and northern syria. following the earthquake disaster wrestle, sir der has this report from the city of at the amazon, which is also his home town. life has come to hold in the torture city of young sister, earthquake stock last week. and nothing symbolizes that. more than this clock time . the landmark office of the clock stop when the question the region, like many others here, job id is there has sent his family members to stumble. know what? because of the destination door. no natural gas, no electric

the world health organization has warned there could be a "secondary disaster" with survivors livingets with very little food and water and in freezing temperatures. our middle east correspondent anna foster is in gaziantep — the epicentre of the biggest earthquake to hit the region on monday. this heavy machinery is starting to arrive mainly in the big cities like this one, it has to be said, when you think about the rural villages, towns that are as badly affected, it is so much harder to get the equipment like that fair. but here, you're starting to see these big recovery operations where they are sweeping away all of this rubble with big earth moving machinery looking for bodies, essentially, it's what they are doing. whenever you see a scene like this one and you see a scene like this one and you see a scene like this one and you see the diggers and the earth movers, that means that they don't believe anybody is alive and that building any more. so a shift towards searching for bodies and clearing the rubble. but as we said rescue teams haven't given up on finding survivors — wi

growing that diseases may spread in syria, as people struggle to survive low temperatures, the world health organization says is concerned about the condition of health facilities in the region. a 17 year old girl is being pulled alive from under the rubble that huh. she survived for almost from $1.00 to $10.00 days after the earthquakes. thousands of retired people in the chinese cities who had and dahlia and protested against the plan to cut their medical benefits. many local governments of shorter funds, partly because of coven 19 restrictions. trinity reports now from beijing, thousands of retired men and women stand at the gates of futons junction park dead demons against changes to that provinces. health insurance policy, facing off with police, one man chanted down, but the reactionary government, others sang a communist protest. so the international starting this month, people here will receive about $25.00 less in medical benefits each month. that's a significant blow to those already struggling to get by missouri morrison. now finally, our citizens have workin up, says the man filming this vid

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and the world health organization says 26000000 people in both countries, desperately need humanitarian 8. but some of those people live in remote villages that can now only be reached by air. sammy zaden has gone back to earth, clue to speak to survivors. days after he brought us live coverage or the 1st military aid being air lifted into the village. mountains, snow and freezing wind. the road towed so has little comfort to offer. it's long winding and climbed tiring lea, i'm not sure to row to total devastation should look like. but the scenes along the way give plenty of ideas. the village is nestled on a mountain peak, and se him to a kia, it's a hard place to reach by road. a few days ago, we briefly visited the village on board, a military helicopter, sent to deliver aid. a military on taking a look where what happened to the village people soon appeared, but we were asked to stay on the helicopter and not delay the mission. we left with many unanswered questions, really and emotionally, ha moment because i want to get out to vote. so we've now come back to the village my road to

hello dear, according to the world health organization, it is currently 5% the world's population suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or copd, a disease that causes shortness of breath, cough and chest phlegm. by using particle engineering , we succeeded in developing a type of inhalation capsule to treat this disease, becoming the first production line of inhalation capsules in iran. we succeeded in producing such products. in order to make this product, due to the fact that the dose of this medicine is very low, that is, the amount of the effective substance is very small in a large volume of the side substance, which is why the technical knowledge in this world is very specific to the season. particle engineering is what makes this happen according to special equipment for this purpose, fortunately, we were able to obtain the technical knowledge of such products, but the question of the capsule or device, the sponsor of these sanctions that existed , gave me this device, but due to the technical knowledge of internal engineering and the ability of the technical team. we

the world health organization divides be a might into several categories. under 18.5 is considered under weight between 18.5 and 24.9 is normal. above 25 is overweight and over 30 is considered obese. a high b m i is often equated with not being healthy, but the body mass index is flawed. in many ways, for instance, it doesn't differentiate between muscle weight and fat levels. athletes with a lot of muscle mass could have a b, m, i'm much higher than 30 and be classified as obese, even though they're healthy. fatty mccore, stanford is an obesity doctor and has published several studies on b, m. i. so what you'll know about, what about the am i, is that be a my isn't reflecting the health of the individual. it doesn't tell me how healthy someone is. it just tells me how they fit into these rigid parameters that aren't found in or based. i'm really in science b m. i also doesn't differentiate between men and women. even though body fat varies naturally between the sexes. susanna klaus has been researching nutrition and metabolic processes for over 25 years.

the world health organization says the impact is significant there, but services are available and people are able to access them. unlike in the northwest, where it says people have been through hell, falmouth now william during the 1st 2 days in hospital, i didn't receive any treatment. if there were no doctors available volunteers or students were trying to help us, aid has long been politicize in a country divided by front lines. the international community is promising scaled up response after the syrian government approve the opening of a cor doors 4000000 people in the north re i'd on aid before the latest disaster. and the reality is only getting worse. shelter and food are needed on an unprecedented scale away. and can i look at our situation? it is cold. our children no longer go to school. we lost our home. there are no toys here. well, the u. n. is appealing for emergency funding. it has long been working with a shortage of funds and what many describe a forgotten conflict? the earthquakes destroyed already crumbling, infrastructure gentle only. i lived and we moved to italy 3

currencies is the responsibility of the iranian government or the correct members of the world health organization should have more serious support from the iranian governments in this field. in explaining its decision to announce the legal fees and taxes and municipalities and revenues from activities that are not subject to financial regulations should not be included among the items of income from economic activities. the provincial tax announced the equipping of a martial arts club. foreign nationals, after their reports were broadcast on the national media , were only exercising in a small hall with few facilities. iranian and afghan teenagers are being taught kickboxing for free. officials of the sporting equipment of islamic iranian athletes, the previous report that was broadcasted, fortunately, the respected mayor of kehrizak kept his promise and also the honorable shahr left no stone unturned to provide the children without wires. gloves are very much us obliged to support salem, god willing, please help these dear ones in organizing the competitions. we will try to make up for their sho

the world health organization says that it's particularly concerned about people in the north west of the country, the medical facilities. they're already fragile from years of war and close to collapse. st. honda reports on this now. here in northwest syria, medical staff have little choice but to use damaged incubators. last week's earthquakes and southern turkey, hr hit. the sweet and heart medical facilities in this opposition controlled enclave were already weak. do 2 years of war and the lack of funds. there are now close to collapse. now that it won't be allow them that we have always face shortages, but this is not new. but now many incubators are damage, as well as other equipment that we need to treat the children welding. many children were affected by the powerful earthquakes. well, rush up was among those who survived, but he's still in shock in yeah, i was asleep when it happened. roof collapsed, my brother and i were club under lumber for 3 days before they brought us to hospital. international agencies say they are facing a catastrophic situation in the north, where a

the g5 group consists of iran, afghanistan, iraq, and pakistan. and the world health organization , which was formed to cooperate and investigate regional health problems, home treatment and the book of balkhab flowers, crown your lips, written by mr. abdulrahim fahimi , is on the verge of reprinting . hand rule the former soviet union recounts the book of balkhab peaks, two thousand wars, is a collection of memories of the beginning days of the jihad of the afghan people in the balkhab region of afghanistan, the events that took place in the meantime, from the revolution of the people, the movement of the people, and the hardships and colors that the people endured, from the struggles and victories. the failures and failures of men and women who spoke out against domination in the conditions of inequality, the communist government came to power, which was unbearable for the people of afghanistan, especially for the hazaras and shiites. expression people were very careless towards the holy things and even insulted the qur'an, and the hatami kurdish scholars were looking for the works of i