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staff, large numbers of displaced people are sheltering in the hospital. dr nick maynard has worked at al shifa hospital for many years. he s trained medics in gaza and was carrying out surgeries at al shifa as recently as may. he says patients who leave the hospital are unlikely to survive and described how people at the hospital said the idf were treating people there. well, they certainly do not describe the israeli defence force assisting the evacuations. i ve been watching al jazeera this morning. i ve also been in direct contact with a gazan doctor who herself is in contact with people there and they are working under the most appallingly hostile conditions, the patients that are being evacuated. it s almost inconceivable to me that they will survive. this notion that they re going to be evacuated to a safe area is a ludicrous notion. if you ask me, the roads are almost impassable. there are no functioning hospitals in gaza at the moment. the only hospital that was func ....
When i first started planning it, ithought there were about 180 islands. 0bviously, maths is not my strong point, because it turns out there are 263! this is longships, off lands end. hi, ken, how are you doing? yeah, absolutely beautiful, dan. it was so stunning out there. we got the tide calculations bang on, and now it s just pushing me home, it s so good to have done that. this isjust one man, in a very small boat. you feel really lonely out there. you talk to birds, you talk to anything. small things become really exciting. and i ll be really honest, i probably cried more on that boat, in my adventures, than i have in any other part of my life. and that s because it s personal. so this is my dad. i sadly lost him when i was only 2a, to cancer. he was one of six siblings. sadly, five of them died of cancer. so ken s raising cash and awareness. nobody s ever done this challenge before, because it is just so difficult. most of the time, you ve got your feet tucked under a strap ....
And i ll be really honest i probably cried more on that boat, in my adventures, than i have in any other part of my life. and that s because it s personal. so this is my dad. i sadly lost him when i was only 2a, to cancer. he was one of six siblings. sadly, five of them died of cancer. so ken s raising cash and awareness. nobody s ever done this challenge before, because it is just so difficult. most of the time, you ve got your feet tucked under a strap and half of your body s hanging out. the windier it gets, the more you have to hang out. i kind of equate it to, like, doing sit ups for five hours. it hasn t all been plain sailing. he even rescued some teenagers, stranded off the norfolk coast. and all this in something just bigger than a bathtub. i sailed past a walrus when i was in the scillies. i ve had pods of dolphins come and ride the bow wave on the boat. i ve been past islands where agatha christie wrote novels. ....
Malayan Cement to raise US$55.0m through share placement Written by Global Cement staff 16 April 2021 Malaysia: Malayan Cement is expected to raise US$55.0m through a proposed placement of 10% of its shares. Bernama Daily Malaysian News has reported that the company plans to use US$13.1m as working capital. The remainder will repay its bank debts. ....