The first week of September has seen COVID-19 surge in Yap. The Yap State Department of Health has reported that Yap has been hitting consistently high numbers of new positive cases for COVID-19, at 200 plus cases a day, since September 1.. Many health workers have also come down with COVID-19 due to the amount […]
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Read in Chuukese – Acheman Amafen Yosio Palikuun George On August 14th, 2022, the Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) announced, with great sadness, that the Honorable Yosiwo Palikkun George, Vice President of the FSM, passed away. Vice President Yosiwo Palikkun George dedicated his life to the service of this Nation with unquestionable
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Read in English – In Memoriam: The Honorable Yosiwo P. George Translated by: Dania Narruhn Nón Akos 14, 2022 ewe mwuun Federated States of Micronesia a apioni fiti ar chupun me netipeta pun ámafen Yosiwo Palikkun George, ewe Vice President nón ach we muun FSM a sopono. Vice President Yosio Palikkun George emon chon fangetá
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Let me take a moment to make a personal reflection before reporting on covid news from Majuro. When the covid pandemic shut down schools and work and closed borders two and half years ago, I was revisited by a powerful kind of dread, a feeling that I worked through after my father unexpectedly died when
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As of August 10, 2022, more than 150 active cases have been confirmed in Majuro and scattered cases are being reported in Ebeye. There are reports of illness on some outer islands but these are unconfirmed as COVID. There are likely hundreds of active cases though that have not been counted yet as many people
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On August 8th 2022, RMI President H.E. David Kabua confirmed the first cases of community transmission of COVID19 in Majuro. It is not clear the source of contact. RMI borders have been closed since March 2020 and were expected to reopen in October of this year. Protocols still require 10 days of quarantine before re-entering
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This year Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese (ACOM) hosted their 3rd annual Stroll the Atolls festival, a two-day event of Marshallese community celebrations and programs, starting with an afternoon of free, family-friendly activities at Crystal Bridges (https://crystalbridges.org/calendar/stroll-the-atolls-bridging-waves-expo/) and an open dialogue with the youth organized by Tōlemour. The afternoon events include traditional crafts, foods and storytelling—all
Riit ilo Kajin Majel: https://aejemjem.com/lale-worst-case-scenario-ilo-jones-center-eo/ The Jones Center is activating its Springdale campus in exciting new ways this summer by hosting an interactive survival-challenge exhibition and an outdoor music and movie night especially for children and families. With amenities like the region’s only indoor ice arena and the world-class Runway Bike Park, The Jones Center
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Read in English: https://aejemjem.com/a-summer-like-never-before-at-the-jones-center/ Translated by: Patsy Glad Jones Center en ej kapeḷḷọke jeṃar in ilo Springdale kampōj kōn juon jikin katak kapeel kāāl im anjo ioon aban̄ ko, ilo aṃ ikkure kab bwebwenato ippān jukjuk in pād eo aṃ. Enaaj barāinwōt wōr jikin kōjan̄jan̄ ilo nabōj kab pija in alooj ippān baaṃle ko.Jones Center
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On July 28th, 2022, FSM President Pauelo spoke regarding the current crisis resulting from community spread of COVID-19 currently in Pohnpei and Kosrae. The FSM COVID-19 Update reported over 2700 cases on July 27th and more than 3500 on July 28th. The number of deaths remains 4 at this time. Given the immediate concerns of
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