Around 5 percent of patients transported by ambulance are victims of intentional violence.“In 2019, we treated more than 2,000 people in the emergency room and performed 1,500 surgical procedures here,” said Dr. Jifon Edwin Fonyuy, an MSF doctor who manages admission and follow-up of emergency room patients at Saint Mary Soledad. BaretaNews is the leading platform reporting and analyzing on political and social issues in The Cameroons, with a special focus on Ambazonia. “Humanitarian aid is limited due to insecurity, and people have quickly found themselves unable to find health care. The infection worsened. 2 Weeks – 70,000frs Top bar ad 1 advertorial article 2 engaging Facebook posts on Bareta News Facebook page about subject matter, one per week. “We hid in the forest for two weeks. It was indeed the Francophone soldiers’ intention to shoot them as their bullets have no eyes. It may as well be a birthday gift from the Biya regime to Barrister Agbor Balla who celebrated his 50Protesters were to hit the streets of Los Angeles on Tuesday, after police officers shot and killed a black man during a violent confrontation.The man, identified as 29-year-old Dijon Kizzee, was riding his bicycle Monday in a south Los Angeles neighbourhood when deputies tried to stop him for a code violation, according to the sheriff’s department.Kizzee ran away and when deputies caught up to him, he punched one of them in the face while dropping a bundle of clothing he was carrying, authorities said.“The deputies noticed that inside the clothing items that he dropped was a black semiautomatic handgun, at which time a deputy-involved shooting occurred,” Lieutenant Brandon Dean, of the LA County Sheriff’s Department, told reporters.The shooting came as protests against police violence and racism have roiled the country in recent months following the killing of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis.Civil right attorney Ben Crump, who is representing the family, said Kizzee was shot more than 20 times and urged witnesses on Twitter to contact him with any information.“They say he ran, dropped clothes and handgun,” Crump said in a tweet. They have been burning homes in Muyuka, Ikata and Muyenge, sometimes robbing the population and ruining small businesses. PAMOL and CDC – the country’s second highest employer – have gone under and experts have already indicated that if those two corporations will ever be operational again, then the government must pour millions of dollars into their resurrection. Some Southern Cameroonian fighters ambushed a police car, killing two police officers at the city’s commercial avenue. This will, however, require honesty, determination and sincerity on the part of a government that has thriven on tricks and dishonesty for more than three decades. The young man left Buea for a visit but met his demise. He was pronounced dead at the scene.Kizzee’s aunt Fletcher Fair told reporters she believes her nephew’s race was a factor in the shooting.“They (police) don’t kill any other race but us and this don’t make any sense,” she told a press conference.“Why us?
Viruses, bullets, and infections do not care which side of the crisis you are on. “Not my president,” read another.Under heavy security that blocked off the road, Trump visited a burned out store where he told the owners “we’ll help you rebuild.”“These gentlemen did a fantastic job,” he said, in reference to law enforcement units that quelled the violent protests.“This is a great area, a great state,” Trump said, adding later that his administration was committing at least $47 million to Wisconsin law enforcement, small businesses and public safety programs.Trump suggested in Washington that a meeting with the Blake family was possible during his high-profile trip but it did not materialize.A microcosm of the racial and ideological tensions of the Trump era, Kenosha has seen Black Lives Matter protests, riots, and the arrival of armed, white vigilantes, culminating in an incident in which a 17-year-old militia enthusiast, Kyle Rittenhouse, allegedly shot dead two people and badly injured another.Democrats and police reform advocates view Kenosha as a symbol of institutional racism.They see Rittenhouse, a Trump supporter, as emblematic of right-wing militias that are increasingly brazen about brandishing weaponry in political settings.Trump, however, came with a different priority: countering what he has repeatedly described as the “anarchy” in Democratic-led cities.Trump has refused to condemn the growing presence of armed vigilantes on the streets, calling the alleged killings by Rittenhouse “an interesting situation.”“We have to condemn the dangerous anti-police rhetoric,” he said at a command center set up in a Kenosha high school.In an interview Monday Trump likened police officers who err when making split decisions to golfers who “choke” under pressure.“Shooting the guy in the back many times. “Felix is impressive,” said Dr. Fonyuy during the follow-up visit.