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Rohingya is a beautiful country located in India. But, chaos has broken out in all refugee camps. The people of Rohingya are struggling to survive as they have lost freedom and basic needs such as water, food and shelter. The people of Rohingya are not only suffering from that but also have to deal with heavy and strong rain which as caused floods that has wreaked many of the refugee camps. On top of that the people of Rohingya have to suffer from the army and diseases that have broken out. Many have fled but, many also did not make it out. 400 deaths were reported and that was just from the army. To sum it up Rohingya is in need of support and aid.
Mya, Marsela

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Satellite imagery released by human rights watch on Tuesday shows massive swaths of scorched lands and the near total destruction of 214 villages. Sui lying speech in Naypyitaw the capital and those fled to Bangladesh would be returned to in they passed
http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/world/myanmar-rohingya-suu-kyi-1.4296243

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Toronto Public Workers ‘branching out’ to save opioid users

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Toronto Public Workers ‘branching out’ to save opioid users

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In the Toronto Public Library they had over 2,000 employees, that work part time and full time. Working hard but not hard enough to satisfy their families needs. The issues started in 2011 when there was a report to be about 28 live bed bug confirmed and 33 million items borrowed. In 2012 there was 22 confirmed incidents and 32 million items borrowed. And so far CTV has trailed 24 incidents in 2013. The employees have been worried about their health, that will not be covered by the government so they called to action, on May, 02, 2016 2,200 librarian workers in positions to strike at 12:01 AM, for the local 4948 ice cream truck named united way.

Olivia and Toria 💕

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Toronto Public Library to offer staff naloxone training for overdoses in branches

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Toronto Public Library to offer staff naloxone training for overdoses in branches

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The Toronto public library are giving workers naloxone to save lives when overdoses occur. Staff have been recieving training on identifying overdoses and how to reverse the effect with the provided medication. Pam Ryan said in the public, they want people to feel happy, comfortable, and safe. Also they said can't just ignore the problem that's affecting many citizens of Toronto. A public library board meeting being planned next week hints that naloxone kits will be needed throughout the city. Only those who have completed the training given. personal protective equipment will be given. The problem of overdoses from opioid has bumped up in Toronto from previous years. From 2004-2015, the number of people dying from overdoses went up by 73%.
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Hurricane Maria has taken out most of the power in Dominica(184,658 houses) about 12.9% is the total. Yesterday, on September 19th , 1:15 pm , hurricane Maria stroke its first strike in Puerto Rico. It has been reported that hurricane Maria has whipped out houses, villages, and building that once were standing straight.

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First responders were not allowed to help and go out in winds stronger than 50mph, so people calling for help were not able to get any.

Maria is the first hurricane of category 4 or higher to hit in nearly 80 years.

Near 80,000 people or 40% of households were left without power. Maria ripped off the roofs of houses and left much of the population of 73,000 in ruins.

Maria grew from 65mph on Sunday to 160ph by Monday night.

CNN.com

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Puerto Rico and he U.S. Virgin island are destined to experience harsh weather from  Hurricane Maria

Maria had winds speed of 260 km/h  and this may awaken hurricane Irma if hurricane Maria
heads for the islands .

The U.S. National Hurricane center disclaimed that Tuesday night Hurricane Maria is approaching St.Croix and the U.S. Virgin islands with speeds as high as 280km/h

If hurricane Maria stays on track it will hit Puerto Rico approximately on Wednesday , then Maria will pass the north Dominican Republic , on either Wednesday or Thursday

The storm reached Dominica population of 72,000 people late on Monday. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit disclaimed on his social media page the devastation can cause deathes because of rain-fed landslides.

In Dominica they are extremly vulnerable to be flooded because they have such steep  mountains , this may happen after heavy rain in Dominica when Maria passes by Dominica

The winds in Dominica are crazy , at almost every house there is no more roofs , if any resident talked to Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit , they said that their roof was the first thing in their house to go.

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more than 400,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh since August 25,mass killing and burning of Rohingya villages by Myanmar security forces. AP-BWS -IDFR(blog)-the guardian.

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Toronto library workers branching out to save opioid users

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Toronto library workers branching out to save opioid users

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Toronto is fighting the infectious diease, according to new data from health officials.16 Canadians were sent to the hospital on September 14 2017 .The people from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) came to say 2,816 Canadians died from an opioid overdose in 2017. Dr. Robert Strang said " there was no solution". -SR -S

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Yesterday at 1:15 pm (local time) an earthquake hit Mexico City killing more than 200 people, buildings fell into pieces. The earthquake only lasted 20 seconds but had waves that reverberated for much longer, the Mexican president had later confirmed that 22 bodies had been recovered from a collapsed school building but 48 people still remain missing, the damage is extensive and has taken away homes and workplaces for many people.

Important Bullet Points
•The earthquake was 7.1
•It killed more than 200 people
K-D.       R-R.

Ross Logan, Will Kirby, Express.co.uk
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John Vidale, CNN

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Toronto Library workers 'branching out' to save opioid users?

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Toronto Library workers 'branching out' to save opioid users?

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September 19 2017 there was a earthquake in Mexico city and destroyed several buildings and killed more than 200 people. The earthquake was 7.1 magnitude. Hundreds of people including volunteers  and rescue  workers look into the rubble for survivors in damaged buildings. Volunteers are bringing food and water to help official authorities when looking for survivors. Antonio-Michael-Angela  http://abcnews.go.com/International/200-dead-magnitude-71-earthquake-strikes-mexico/story?id=49958650.