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As the coronavirus continues its race in the UK, EMS has to consider other cases of emergency, too. Especially for critical care, the air ambulance helicopters have the provide a high-performance. That's why Prince William allowed London's…

UNICEF declared that the poorest countries are suffering from other diseases. COVID-19 is not so scary for populations who always had to fight against HIV or Ebola. 

Sudan reached a very important turning point by declaring that female genital mutilation will be soon considered a crime. The Foreign Ministry of Khartoum stated that this decision represents an important positive development for women…

Hundreds of thousands of people, displaced by violence in Myanmar, live in crowded refugee camps in Bangladesh. It is a precarious existence at the best of times; when so many people live so close together, the disease can spread easily.…

The social distancing measures implemented by Kampala have left many families without income and daily jobs. Massimiliano Mazzanti, Ambassador of AICS (Agenzia italiana per la cooperazione allo sviluppo) in Uganda explains that the agency…

With over 4,000 confirmed cases and 86 deaths, South Africa is the most affected country by the coronavirus in Africa. Cuba sends 200 medics and nurses to support the country in front of COVID-19.

The British Army communication to the nation about COVID-19. The goal is continuing to be ready, resilient and responsive to all the challenges the coronavirus may bring. Here is how the army will support the UK.

COVID-19 touched also Brazil but, differently than in other countries, here the quarantine doesn't exist. President Jair Bolsonaro joined hundreds of demonstrators protesting stay-at-home orders issued by state governors. Then, the Brazil…

Coronavirus in Tunisia, the idea comes from the Sousse National School of Engineering thanks to the 3dWave startup record times for face masks realization.

Coronavirus in Mozambique: "for population, hearing about an incoming epidemic is a current matter: malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, cholera ..."