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Report: Sexually transmitted infections climb on Long Island

Report: Sexually transmitted infections climb on Long Island
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Southeast Idaho prosecutor accused of being unethical in case attorney describes as affront to justice

MONTPELIER — Bear Lake County Prosecutor Adam Jay McKenzie must respond to accusations of unethical conduct after an attorney representing a local woman accused of five felony child sex crimes

Southeast Idaho prosecutor accused of being unethical in case defense attorney describes as affront to justice

MONTPELIER — Bear Lake County Prosecutor Adam Jay McKenzie must respond to accusations of unethical conduct after an attorney representing a local woman accused of five felony child sex crimes

Global Update: Responding to Winter Storms and Tornadoes; $10 Million for Vaccinations; Covid-19 in the Brazilian Amazon, Ethiopian Conflict

Global Update: Responding to Winter Storms and Tornadoes; $10 Million for Vaccinations; Covid-19 in the Brazilian Amazon, Ethiopian Conflict Emergency and pandemic response continue across the globe. Shipments of medical aid for Texas communities are prepped for departure at Direct Relief s warehouse on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. (Tony Morain/Direct Relief) In Summary • As Texas confronted winter storms, power outages, and water supply issues, and North Carolina was hit by tornadoes, Direct Relief provided support to both states. • The organization has committed $10 million to support safety net providers administering Covid-19 vaccines to vulnerable populations. • Direct Relief is donating $530,000 to bring oxygen concentrators to the Brazilian state of Amazonas, which is experiencing a dire shortage.

In dire plea, Brazil s Amazonas state appeals for global COVID assistance

In ‘dire’ plea, Brazil’s Amazonas state appeals for global COVID assistance In a letter describing pandemic conditions as “dire,” the government of Brazil’s Amazonas state is pleading for urgent medical assistance from the international community. The authenticated letter apparently bypassed the Bolsonaro administration which critics say has been ineffectual in dealing with COVID-19. Manaus, the Amazonas state capital, was overwhelmed by the coronavirus last April, but this second wave, according to state authorities is far worse, impacting not only the city, but increasingly, the state’s rainforest interior. The soaring number of cases and deaths statewide is yet to be fully tallied.

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