Summary: Country of the Week: Pakistan
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Summary: 69,550 migrant children were in US government custody in 2019. Around 4,000 are still separated from their parents.
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Summary: Flooding in Mississippi.
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Summary: More than half a million kids have been displaced by violence in Syria since Dec. 1, 2019. At least 28 kids killed and 48 injured since Jan. 1, 2020. Kids & families are living in tents in wintertime.
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Summary: Praise: a museum is utilizing refugees & immigrants to show visitors around their museum & share their stories.
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Summary: Praise: Spokane, WA, programs are being developed to help the homeless find resources & relationships, instead of punishing them for sleeping on the streets.
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Summary: 50 million people globally who need insulin don't have reliable access to it.
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Summary: Potential pending policy changes could negatively impact students on free or reduced lunches. Standards for SNAP (food stamps) could be tightened & families would be disqualified from that program, which automatically enrolls them in the free/reduced lunch program. Families can still apply for free/reduced lunches, by filling out a form. Immigration "public charge" policy changes could see families with US citizen children & parents working toward citizenship hesitant to use SNAP even though their child legally qualifies for it due to fear of having their citizenship application rejected.
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Summary: Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Update: Sick and elderly most at risk. 72,000+ cases including 1,800+ deaths. Praise: 12,000+ people recovered!
500+ (now 600+) virus cases on the cruise ship in quarantine in Japan.
Many countries are hesitant to allow cruise ships to dock or disembark.
74,000+ cases in China & 700-ish (now 918) cases outside of China.
New virus cases in Iran and United Arab Emirates.
Pray for those who are trying to development medicine to treat this virus.
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