Our CorrespondentMokokchung, Nov. 21 (EMN): ‘Childline Se Dosti’, a weeklong national campaign that aims to make citizens stakeholders in CHILDLINE 1098, culminated on November 20 in Mokokchung district. The campaign involved an array of events and activities across the country to spread awareness on CHILDLINE 1098, the emergency phone helpline number for children in need of care and protection. In Mokokchung too, under the directive of the Childline India Foundation (CIF), Childline 1098 Mokokchung observed ‘Childline Se Dosti’ week from November 14 to the 20th by organising various activities to mark the celebration. The Childline visited Unger village and sensitised the parents followed by distribution of stationeries to about 50 children. Childline 1098 Mokokchung also conducted a signature campaign which was launched by the deputy commissioner and chairman, Childline Advisory Board, Mokokchung, Shashant Pratap Singh during a meeting of the administrative of
Drom, Rossmore, Co.Tipperary. February 25th 2022. (Peacefully) In the wonderful care of the Matron and staff of the Woodland Nursing Home Dundrum. (In his 97th Year) Predeceased by his wife Eileen and their infant daughters Nora and Marie, also husband of the late Mai. Sadly missed and deeply regretted by his Loving Family, son John, […]
Updated: 1 May 2021, 10:12
A 22-STONE gran was refused a place at a care home after being described as a fire hazard , her outraged family claim.
Former headteacher Susan Lynas, 75, piled on the pounds after breaking her back last year, landing her in hospital and unable to move.
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Susan Lynas was hospitalised during the pandemic causing her to gain weightCredit: SWNS
The gran-of-three, who was unable to get physiotherapy due to the pandemic, has been in an interim care home, but her family were looking for a more permanent option.
Daughter Chaanah Lynas, 33, had hoped Susan could stay in Woodlands Nursing Home, which has hoists for people weighing up to 27 stone.