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Nairobi, Jun 8 (EFE).- Local organizations in Nairobi have increased door-to-door distribution of sanitary pads to prevent unwanted pregnancies from young women selling their bodies to buy hygiene products. (Camera: IRENE ESCUDERO / PATRICIA MARTÍNEZ. Editor: VICTORIA MORENO)
Nairobi (Kenya), Jun 8 (EFE), (Camera: Irene Escudero / Patricia Martínez).- In some of the most impoverished areas of Nairobi, local organizations are distributing sanitary pads among vulnerable women to prevent them to prostitute themselves to buy this essential item.FOOTAGE OF THE AGAPE WOMAN AND CHILD EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION (AWOCHE) IN THE SUBURB OF KIBERA.SOUNDBITES OF EVERLYNE BOWA, FOUNDER OF AWOCHE, AND YASMIN KEKENGO (NOT HER REAL NAME), WHO IS SEVEN MONTHS PREGNANT.
Deadly floods in Kenya’s capital Nairobi continue to engulf sections of the city’s streets and homes, including in the Mathare slum district, one of the areas most affected. The death toll from the floods has risen to 13, local authorities say, after three bodies were found in the Mathare river that crosses the slum of the same name. IMAGES
Images of firefighters trying to contain the fire that killed at least three people and injured nearly 300 after a truck packed with cylinders exploded just before midnight on Thursday night, turning the sky orange and setting fire to nearby homes and parked cars. IMAGES
A convoy of protesting farmers on their way to the wholesale Rungis market, south of Paris -- a key food distribution hub for the capital, was blocked by police at Sully-sur-Loire, in north-central France. IMAGES
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