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WHO Afghanistan appeals for US$ 10 million to provide vital health services to 700 000 returnees - Afghanistan

WHO Afghanistan appeals for US$ 10 million to provide vital health services to 700 000 returnees - Afghanistan
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WHO EMRO | WHO-led Health Cluster appeals for $7 9 million to provide health services to 114,000 people most affected by earthquakes in western Afghanistan | Afghanistan-news

WHO EMRO | WHO-led Health Cluster appeals for $7 9 million to provide health services to 114,000 people most affected by earthquakes in western Afghanistan | Afghanistan-news
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Sea-cucumber divers off Liberia risk danger to feed a hunger in China

Sea-cucumber divers off Liberia risk danger to feed a hunger in China Published image captionAbdoulaye Mansaray learnt about the business while processing sea cucumbers in Sierra Leone Liberia may be sitting on a potentially valuable trade in sea cucumbers with China, but as journalist Lucinda Rouse reports, it could also threaten its coastal ecosystem. In late 2019, Wilson Nimley, a field officer from the Liberian fisheries authority, stumbled across a group of strangers living in one of the remote coastal communities under his watch. They turned out to be divers from Sierra Leone, on a mission prospecting for sea cucumbers. These slimy, sausage-shaped members of the starfish family have no local market but are a valuable commodity in China as both a culinary delicacy and a medicinal ingredient.

Divers risk danger to feed hunger for sea cucumbers

news Divers risk danger to feed hunger for sea cucumbers © Lucinda Rouse Abdoulaye Mansaray learnt about the business while processing sea cucumbers in Sierra Leone Liberia may be sitting on a potentially valuable trade in sea cucumbers with China, but as journalist Lucinda Rouse reports, it could also threaten its coastal ecosystem. © BBC In late 2019, Wilson Nimley, a field officer from the Liberian fisheries authority, stumbled across a group of strangers living in one of the remote coastal communities under his watch. They turned out to be divers from Sierra Leone, on a mission prospecting for sea cucumbers. These slimy, sausage-shaped members of the starfish family have no local market but are a valuable commodity in China as both a culinary delicacy and a medicinal ingredient.

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