New on the Net: Travelers’ Health Guide from WHO
A new guide for travelers offers an unparalleled range of advice, on subjects from air travel to yellow fever, on how to avoid infections disease and why you are more likely to be run over by a car than succumb to plague or the Ebola virus.
International travel and health profiles the more than 30 infectious diseases which are of most significance to travelers, giving clear advice on risks and preventive measures that should be taken. The risk to travelers has increased in recent years due to the spread of diseases to new areas, the appearance of entirely new diseases, and the emergence of drug resistance. Moreover, changes in the pattern of international travel are bringing more visitors to remote areas where the risk of catching diseases is higher.
Download the complete guide for free from the WHO website: www.who.int
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To
celebrate the 30th anniversary of Japan-Bangladesh diplomatic relations
The Embassy of Japan and Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy presents
YAMATO
Drummers from
Japan
Date: 12-13 April 2002 at 19.00h
Venue: Osmani Memorial Aditorium
Please get your free admission tickets
from UNWA member Yuko Nakamura
or the Japanese Embassy