WHO response to earthquake and tsunami in Solomon Islands by World Health Organization (WHO)
How did WHO work with the Ministry of Health of Solomon Islands to develop an early-early-warning surveillance system to identify worrying diseases? See the photo story: http://www.who.int/features/2013/solomon_tsunami/en/index.html 
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Mpadu Kiza Zaki
WE ALSO NEED A SERIOUSLY MEDICALE ASSISTANCE IN AFRICA.
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Daouda Djelideen Sanou
Wonderful this is a place I will love to be mm hopefully WHO or Unicef will hire me..soon.humm
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Sanjay Pokheral
Nice WHO
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Walid Hamdy
Porma did you hear about it ? PlZ help them plz there r killed allot of. Human there plz help plz help
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Carol Marino
Life in the Marshall, Solomon, and other islands in the South Pacific is very challenging, not only for the residents, but volunteers as well. It's hot, dirty, and dangerous. Better to donate funds to a charity in the region - than spend 5K for transportation, etc.- and increase the load on what little resources are available to islanders. I commend WHO on their fine efforts.
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Nida Amin
how to be a part of it...plx confirm! thanks
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Nayan Kumar
I also wan't to work with it.
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