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World 6 years ago
Red Cross trains thousands of N.Koreans to help cope with coronavirus, floods
The Red Cross has trained 43,000 North Korean volunteers to help communities, including the locked-down city of Kaesong, fight the novel coronavirus and provide flood assistance, an official with the relief organization said on Monday.
World 6 years ago
Red Cross fears coronavirus spreading silently in Somalia's displaced camps
The new coronavirus could be spreading undetected through camps across Somalia hosting some 2.6 million displaced people, the Red Cross warned on Tuesday, as floods and conflict swelled the numbers fleeing into overcrowded settlements.
Science & Tech 6 years ago
The Red Cross is teaching Fortnite players to save, not take, lives
The new game mode, called Liferun, teaches players the four main activities carried out by Red Cross workers in more than 80 countries: caring for civilians in need, rebuilding essential infrastructure, removing land mines and distributing aid as rapidly as possible -- hardly the stuff of a typical shoot-'em-up game.
City 6 years ago
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Activists demand probe into accusations, damage centered on ambulances in protests
Experts and activists have lambasted Jakarta Police personnel for allegedly pointing fingers at ambulances and putting the lives of medical workers at risk surrounding chaotic protests on Wednesday.
City 6 years ago
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Police retract statements after alleging ambulances had been used by rioters
Police have named three suspects believed to have been involved in a clash on Jl. Gatot Subroto in Central Jakarta following allegations of ambulances being used to carry rocks and gasoline for rioters, which have since been rescinded.
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