వైకాపా ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం
ఇవీ చదవండి.,
నిబంధనలకు విరుద్ధంగా తిరుమలలో వైకాపా ప్రచారం
ఎన్నికల వేళ తిరుమలలో నిబంధనలకు నీళ్లు వదిలారు. పుణ్యక్షేత్రాలలో ప్లకార్డులు, పార్టీ గుర్తులు, పార్టీ కండువాలతో ప్రచారం చేయకూడదనే నిబంధనలు ఉన్నా.. తిరుమల కొండపై వైకాపా ఆ నిబంధనలు అతిక్రమించి ప్రచారం చేసింది.
వైకాపా ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం
వైకాపా ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం
తిరుమల కొండపై వైకాపా కార్యకర్తలు ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం నిర్వహించారు. కొంతమంది వైకాపా కార్యకర్తలు పార్టీ కండువాలు ధరించి బాలాజీనగర్లో ప్రచారం చేశారు. ఇంటింటికీ వెళ్లి ఓట్లు అభ్యర్థించారు. పుణ్యక్షేత్రాలలో ప్లకార్డులు, పార్టీ గుర్తులు, పార్టీ కండువాలతో ప్రచారం నిర్వహించకూడదు. ఎలాంటి హంగు, ఆర్భాటం లేకుండా సాధారణంగా వెళ్లి ఓట్లు అడగొచ్చు. వైకాపా నిబంధనలు పట్టించుకోకుండా ప్రచారం నిర్వహిస్తోంది. అలిపిరి టోల్గేట్ వద్ద భద్రతా సిబ్బంది అడ్డుకోకపోవడం.. పార్టీ కండువాలతో కొండపై ప్రచారం చేస్తున్నాతితిదే విజిలెన్స్ సిబ్బంది పట్టించుకోకపోవడం విమర్శలకు తావిస్తోంది.
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Nsanje, Malawi - March 17, 2019 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of flood refugees in camp
2. Various of mothers, babies lining up for health care service
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mekemhango, nurse (no full name given):
"One of the biggest challenges is the family planning services because since Monday some patients, one of the victims have been coming one by one looking for family planning services."
4. Various of mother with baby
5. SOUNDBITE (Chichewa, dubbed with English) flood victim (no name given):
"We don't have enough medicine and when someone is complaining about stomach pain they are given just a few tablets which is not enough."
6. Various of mothers, babies lining up for health care service
7. Mekemhango treating baby
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Humphrey Magalasi, disaster risk management officer:
"We are responding using the cluster approach, so we have the health cluster which is coordinating issues to do with the maternal health in camps and we have our partners like MSF, the district health office which is coordinating all issues to do with the child and maternal health."
9. Mothers, babies lining up for health care services
10. Various of flood refugees in camp
The situation of women and girls affected by the devastating floods in Malawi remains particularly difficult.
Lack of adequate maternal health care has put pregnant women at a much higher risk. Lactating mothers are facing challenges including maintaining general hygiene.
Nsanje is among the districts that are grappling with inadequate maternal health care facilities in Southern Malawi.
According to UNFPA estimates, there are approximately 5,000 pregnant women among the displaced scattered across the 185 evacuation camps.
The situation of these women has been further worsened by the devastating floods which destroyed many health care centers, leaving mothers helpless.
According to health workers, family planning among the displaced people remains a big challenge
"One of the biggest challenges is the family planning services because since Monday victims have been coming one by one looking for family planning services," said nurse Mekemhango.
"We don't have enough medicine and when someone is complaining about stomach pain they are given just a few tablets which is not enough," said a refugee.
The Malawian government is currently trying to intervene with the assistance from humanitarian agencies who are screening women and children to determine the magnitude of the problem.
"We are responding using the cluster approach, so we have the health cluster which is coordinating issues to do with the maternal health in camps and we have our partners like MSF, the district health office which is coordinating all issues to do with the child and maternal health," said relief official Humphrey Magalasi.
Authorities have also recorded a high number of people suffering from malaria, diarrhea, HIV and Aids.
The number of displaced women in need of medical attention is simply overwhelming, given the limited number of health workers on the ground.
The shortage of trained health workers is playing a big part in the high maternal mortality rate in southern Malawi.
The government of Malawi has appealed for urgent humanitarian assistance to provide the affected people with the assistance that they need.
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Nsanje, Malawi - March 17, 2019 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of flood refugees in camp
2. Various of mothers, babies lining up for health care service
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mekemhango, nurse (no full name given):
"One of the biggest challenges is the family planning services because since Monday some patients, one of the victims have been coming one by one looking for family planning services."
4. Various of mother with baby
5. SOUNDBITE (Chichewa, dubbed with English) flood victim (no name given):
"We don't have enough medicine and when someone is complaining about stomach pain they are given just a few tablets which is not enough."
6. Various of mothers, babies lining up for health care service
7. Mekemhango treating baby
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Humphrey Magalasi, disaster risk management officer:
"We are responding using the cluster approach, so we have the health cluster which is coordinating issues to do with the maternal health in camps and we have our partners like MSF, the district health office which is coordinating all issues to do with the child and maternal health."
9. Mothers, babies lining up for health care services
10. Various of flood refugees in camp
The situation of women and girls affected by the devastating floods in Malawi remains particularly difficult.
Lack of adequate maternal health care has put pregnant women at a much higher risk. Lactating mothers are facing challenges including maintaining general hygiene.
Nsanje is among the districts that are grappling with inadequate maternal health care facilities in Southern Malawi.
According to UNFPA estimates, there are approximately 5,000 pregnant women among the displaced scattered across the 185 evacuation camps.
The situation of these women has been further worsened by the devastating floods which destroyed many health care centers, leaving mothers helpless.
According to health workers, family planning among the displaced people remains a big challenge
"One of the biggest challenges is the family planning services because since Monday victims have been coming one by one looking for family planning services," said nurse Mekemhango.
"We don't have enough medicine and when someone is complaining about stomach pain they are given just a few tablets which is not enough," said a refugee.
The Malawian government is currently trying to intervene with the assistance from humanitarian agencies who are screening women and children to determine the magnitude of the problem.
"We are responding using the cluster approach, so we have the health cluster which is coordinating issues to do with the maternal health in camps and we have our partners like MSF, the district health office which is coordinating all issues to do with the child and maternal health," said relief official Humphrey Magalasi.
Authorities have also recorded a high number of people suffering from malaria, diarrhea, HIV and Aids.
The number of displaced women in need of medical attention is simply overwhelming, given the limited number of health workers on the ground.
The shortage of trained health workers is playing a big part in the high maternal mortality rate in southern Malawi.
The government of Malawi has appealed for urgent humanitarian assistance to provide the affected people with the assistance that they need.
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