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Globally, the fear is rising that there will again be thousands of deaths. It is better to be cautious rather than being infected.
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic an abiding fear had stalked the world’s most vulnerable populations. According to The Guardian, “Millions of people displaced by conflict in the Middle East watched with alarm as Europe and the west withered under a caseload that stretched first-world healthcare systems to their limits. They saw field hospitals being set up in capitals. Governments buckling under the strain. The developing world offering aid to the developed.”
Numbers of infections in camps across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and the Palestinian territories have risen sharply throughout September. The spike in cases is beginning to outstrip the surges in those countries far better placed to deal with the aftermath. Cramped living conditions in refugee camps, limited hygiene facilities, medical care and education about the virus’s dangers do not bode well as winter approaches.
Globally, the fear is rising that there will again be thousands of deaths. It is better to be cautious rather than being infected. We are trying to send out much needed food and hygiene kits globally so that the rural populations stay indoors and don’t worry about feeding their children. Please donate generously.
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic an abiding fear had stalked the world’s most vulnerable populations. According to The Guardian, “Millions of people displaced by conflict in the Middle East watched with alarm as Europe and the west withered under a caseload that stretched first-world healthcare systems to their limits. They saw field hospitals being set up in capitals. Governments buckling under the strain. The developing world offering aid to the developed.”
Numbers of infections in camps across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and the Palestinian territories have risen sharply throughout September. The spike in cases is beginning to outstrip the surges in those countries far better placed to deal with the aftermath. Cramped living conditions in refugee camps, limited hygiene facilities, medical care and education about the virus’s dangers do not bode well as winter approaches.
Globally, the fear is rising that there will again be thousands of deaths. It is better to be cautious rather than being infected. We are trying to send out much needed food and hygiene kits globally so that the rural populations stay indoors and don’t worry about feeding their children. Please donate generously.