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Dengue outbreak strains Christian hospital - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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India (MNN) — Water- and mosquito-borne illnesses are rising throughout India following the monsoon season. Manipur state had to delay the start of school in August because so many children were sick. John Pudaite says Bibles For The World operates a small Christian hospital in Manipur. “Every year, we expect typhoid outbreaks, cholera outbreaks, and sometimes malaria. But this year has been really unique in a negative way [in] that we’ve experienced an outbreak of dengue fever,” Pudaite says. C
A3 leaders navigate Bangkok floods, food access - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Thailand (MNN) — Floodwaters are beginning to recede in parts of Bangkok as officials intensify drainage operations. Weekend rains inundated the city, forcing thousands into evacuation centers and leaving travelers stranded for hours. Commuters and local residents navigating through flooded walkways near the Lak Si transport hub in Bangkok on September 27, 2026.(Zawzawaungthwin, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons) “We went through probably at least three miles of flooded road, and cars stopped all along
Attacks strain churches in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Sudan (MNN) — Christian and Muslim leaders from Sudan’s Nuba Mountains are calling for an end to fighting following a three-day consultation in Yida, South Sudan. Representatives from the new Sudanese Council of Churches and the Islamic Council of the Nuba Mountains met earlier this week to discuss the conflict’s impact on communities. Learn more here. This spring, the Nuba Mountains emerged as a new front in Sudan’s civil war. Previously isolated from the wider war, fighting began in Kordofan s
Hanaa’s story: from fear to faith - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Lebanon (MNN) — Imagine your child in a war zone. Even if you weren’t directly in the line of fire, how would the sights and sounds of conflict affect your little one? In Lebanon, at the height of the war between Israel and Hezbollah, “We’ve [seen] families fleeing for their lives,” Heart for Lebanon’s Camille Melki says. “Constantly, I mean, nonstop, we hear the drones, we hear the jets flying over us, we hear the explosions.” This hum of war instills a highly contagious fear. “It controls all
Remembering 9/11: Honoring sacrifice and healing invisible wounds - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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USA (MNN) — In the United States, September 11, 2001 – known simply as “9/11” – is forever etched into the minds of those old enough to remember the day. Al Qaeda terrorists drove three hijacked passenger planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, killing nearly 3,000 people. Passengers aboard a fourth plane thwarted the hijackers’ plan, and their flight crashed in a Pennsylvania field. The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is “not a holiday, but it is a significant date; we all had an ‘unwelco
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