Kinshasa hospital sinks into neglect amid protests
In Kinshasa the Mama Yemo Hospital, once a symbol of pride, lies run down as patients struggle with no electricity, scarce supplies, and unpaid staff. Marie-Josie Diege, a breast cancer survivor and mother of six, endures daily shortages while blaming the government for delayed reforms and aid.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Marie- Josie
American held near Krasnoyarsk-26 for unauthorized work
Russian counterintelligence detained an American serviceman near the Krasnoyarsk-26 nuclear facility for unauthorized surveying work with a Special instrument. He was released after a few hours. Tass labeled him part of an international ecologist expedition monitoring the region after two reactors were shut in 1992.
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Greek surgeon accused of fatal experiments
Athens reports that neurosurgeon De. Antonis Kritselis faces a government inquiry after a 300 page hospital report accuses him of radical surgeries on healthy patients. He allegedly caused at least 20 deaths between 1989 and 1993 by removing vital organs. He denies deliberate killings and faces investigations.
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National Health System
Dimitris Kremastinos
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Islanders flee as Montserrat volcano erupts
Residents of the tiny island evacuated as an increasingly active volcano threatens southern and eastern homes. Tents at the northern end became a makeshift camp for hundreds, with about 1,000 people lined up in cars Monday heading to the northern area of the 11 mile island formed by ancient volcanoes.
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Contested Wealth and Health Crises in Zaire
According to the World Health Organization, thirteen percent of the depulation is infected with the Virus that causes AIDS. Diabeno laments Zaire’s wealth in gold, diamonds, copper and cobalt amid tainted doctors and visions of vast riches. He asserts national pride in rivers, mountains, eras, and competence despite turmoil.
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Zaire
US helps Colombia Peru shoot down drug smugglers
U S supplied radar data lets Colombia and Peru shoot down or force landings of narcotics trafficking planes. Gen Barry McCaffrey says 17 aircraft have been neutralized in four months, with safeguards to avoid civilian targets. US restored intelligence aid after suspending operations in 1984 amid liability concerns.
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