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Resilience also requires international solidarity, Vanuatu tells UNGA (opens the original)
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Vanuatuâs Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), Odo Tevi, told the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA) that the country alone cannot finance all its resilience needs; it also requires international solidarity. âWe cannot rebuild every road, bridge, school and hospital after every disaster from domestic resources alone,â he said. âWe cannot absorb, absorb indefinitely, the economic consequences of external shocks, and we cannot protect our people from a changing climate without
Call for nationwide prevention efforts as dengue spreads to Santo (opens the original)
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has called for nationwide prevention efforts after new dengue cases were confirmed in Santo, marking the first detections outside Efate in the current outbreak. Dengue spreads through bites from infected mosquitoes that breed in stagnant water. Removing standing water around homes and communities can help prevent the spread of dengue. Everyone is encouraged to empty and remove standing water from buckets, tyres, drums, flowerpots, bottles and other containers. Clean
Communities urged to conserve water as El Niño threat grows (opens the original)
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Communities that depend heavily on rainfall are urged to conserve and use water supplies wisely, as the Vanuatu Meteorology and Hydrological Services (VMHS) warns that El Niño is expected to strengthen in the coming months. Some communities are already facing reduced rainfall and water shortages. El Niño tends to bring below-normal rainfall, which means that water availability and drought-related impacts are expected to remain a significant concern. Apart from conserving water, households shou
8th Pacific Media Summit underway (opens the original)
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Journalists, communication specialists, media leaders and development partners from Vanuatu and other Pacific countries are attending the 8th Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) summit in Fiji. President of PINA, Kalafi Moala, welcomed participants during a welcome dinner hosted by the Fiji Media Association (FMA) at Savusavu on Tuesday before Fijiâs Prime Minister (PM), Sitiveni Rabuka, officially opened the summit yesterday. Moala said this yearâs summit has attracted the largest numbe
VTU NEC to decide on industrial action soon (opens the original)
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The Vanuatu Teachers Union (VTU) National Executive Committee (NEC) is expected to decide on when its members will take further industrial action during its regular meeting on Thursday. Secretary General (SG) Jonathan Yona said the NEC will decide whether the industrial action will begin immediately or later in the fourth term, and the decision will be communicated to members. He said while the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) seeks legal advice on whether it can share aggregate data on teacher
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