Read in Chuukese: https://aejemjem.com/fetanin-ewe-semwen-covid-19 On July 19th, FSM Government became aware of multiple cases of COVID-19 in the communities of the State of Kosrae and the State of Pohnpei. On a repatriation flight to Kosrae on July 18th, two individuals from Pohnpei tested positive for COVID-19. When the KSA health team tested the family members […]
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Read in English: https://aejemjem.com/covid-19-in-kosrae-and-pohnpei/ Translated by: Dania Narruhn Nón Súnae 19, ach we mwuun FSM a sinei pwún mei fite mén aramas a urir ewe semwen COVID-19 won fénúwach kewe Kosrae me Pohnpei. Nón ewe Súnae 18, mei wor rúemén chóón fiti ewe sepenin ra úwei chóón niwiniti fénúwach Kosrae mei posetif ar tesin ei
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Join our mailing list to receive a PDF copy of special print newsletters or download a copy. Enaaj peḷḷọk jikin alooj in ilo raan ko Taije 10am-12pm im 4pm-7pm, Bolaide 4-7pm, Jadede 10am-4pm, im Jabet 1-4pm. Epeḷḷọk wōt mae Oktoba 14. Ewōr ticket online ilo thejonescenter.net/special-exhibitions im barāinwōt ilo kejem en ṃaan ilo awa in peḷḷọk.
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The Southwest and Intermountain West are known for hot weather and even seasonal fires. They have also been experiencing a prolonged drought that has had dramatic effects on the western landscape. 2022 has been the driest year to date in Utah in the past 128 years. Compare what the Great Salt Lake looks like now
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The Federated States of Micronesia have a kizuna (special bond) with Japan formed over 34 years of formal diplomatic relations and more than 100 years of traditional relations. Many Micronesians have personal connections to Japan, including mixed Japanese ancestry. The Government of Japan has a rich and profound history of providing genuinely meaningful and deeply
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This summer has once again brought an onslaught of heat waves that seems to be becoming less and less surprising each year. Increased average temperatures, heat waves and heat-related illness topped the concerns for the Arkansas Wildlife Action Plan in 2015. The Midwest and South have had their share of heat waves last month combining
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A family-owned, family-run organization, KuauTee is inspired by the creative talents of our resident artists and tribal design originating from the Marshall, Kiribati, and Tuvalu Islands. KuauTee’s TEEam even represents the Island of Jamaica in the Caribbean. This mixture of cultures, combined with the creative ideas of each of their team members, makes a unique island
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You can read about the parade and opening ceremony in May Day 2022 – Part 1. Koṃ eṃṃol tata bwe aolep rar itok limō im ṃōṇōṇō ilo adwōj celebrate i laḷ eo ad im armej in Ṃajeḷ. Aolep iukkure ko rar kajejjet awa eo. Elōn̄ ṃōn̄ā eo ewujlepḷọk kōn ejjeḷọk jāān n̄an aolep, ṃakūtkūt ko
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Arkansas Mayday 2022 lukkun eṃṃan im jejjet im bolomen an “AenEmmaan” kar kōkkare. Kaṃṃoolol President eo aer Patrick Boaz im crew eo an, kobaḷọk jiban̄ ko jān Consulate eo ad, im opeij ko jet ilo jukjuk in pād in. Riiti bwebwenato kake ikkure im closing ceremony ilo May Day 2022 – Part 2. This May
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