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At least 1 killed in shooting at Iowa high school; suspect also dead

Jan 06, 2024

Washington [US], January 6: At least one person was killed and others injured in a shooting Thursday morning at Perry High School in Iowa, according to law enforcement officials briefed on the situation.
The suspected shooter is also dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to multiple law enforcement sources, ABC News has learned.
The scene is now "secured," according to Dallas County, Iowa, officials. Two patients were being treated at Iowa Methodist Medical Center, according to a hospital spokesperson. Their conditions are unknown. An active shooting incident was reported at approximately 7:37am local time, Dallas County Sheriff Adam Infante told reporters during a press briefing. (Agencies)
Source: Qatar Tribune

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Empowering Communities Under Universal Health Coverage - A Kenyan Government Initiative

Nairobi [Kenya], May 17: In Kenya, a remarkable healthcare initiative is unfolding, driven by the tireless commitment of Community Health Promoters (CHPs) who serve as the backbone of the Universal Healthcare program. These dedicated individuals are at the forefront, delivering crucial healthcare services directly to households nationwide, free of charge. Equipped with comprehensive kits, each CHP is empowered to provide basic medical care, conduct screenings, and offer health education within their communities. With the Ministry of Health enrolling 100,000 community health promoters for this initiative, and each being assigned 100 households, the aim is to reach every corner of the nation, covering a staggering 10 million households.

May 17, 2024