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Nabeul (Tunisia), Sep 17 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Mohamed Messara) The 53-year-old Tunisian artist Mohamed Al-Sharaiti manufactures human and animal-shaped sculptures from auto parts in his workshop in Nabeul, in Tunisia.FOOTAGE OF THE TUNISIAN ARTIST MOHAMED AL-SHARAITI WORKING IN HIS WORKSHOP IN NABEUL (TUNISIA).
Shanghai/Guiyang, Aug 26 (EFE/EPA).- What if you want to consult a medical specialist but live in remote area without high quality healthcare? Online hospitals in China allows people to consult a specialist from home or ask experts for advice from the local outpatient clinic.Moreover, during the current coronavirus crisis, they are serving the purpose of decreasing crowds in conventional hospitals and thus reducing risk of contracting infectious diseases, especially Covid-19, in the health facilities. (Camera: ALEX PLAVEVSKI/JAVIER GARCIA). FOOTAGE SHOWS DOCTORS CARRYING OUT CONSULTATIONS ONLINE IN SHANGHAI AND GUIYANG, CHINA. SOUND BITE: SUI SUEIY, A DOCTOR AT LONGMASTER'S HEADQUARTERS (IN CHINESE). TRANSLATION: The patients are more stressed when they visit the hospital in person. The Chinese have a lot of respect for the doctor so they are more relaxed with online communication. (02:17-02:29).
Kabul, Dec 8 (EFE/EPA).- The body of slain Japanese doctor Tetsu Nakamura was repatriated to his home country on Sunday in a commemoration presided over by Afghan president Ashraf Ghani in Kabul.Nakamura's wife and daughter were also present at the ceremony. They arrived in Kabul on Friday to bring his body back to Japan.Nakamura, a 73-year-old physician and the head of Peace and Medical Service (PMS) charity, and five others including his body guard were killed on Dec 4., when unknown gunmen opened fire at his vehicle in Jalalabad.Nakamura served as Executive Director of the charity in Afghanistan since 2008. The nonprofit assists in agriculture and irrigation projects in Nangarhar.(Camera: HEDAYATULLAH AMID).FOOTAGE SHOWING A COMMEMORATIVE CEREMONY IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN, PRESIDED OVER BY AFGHAN PRESIDENT ASHRAF GHANI FOR THE REPATRIATION OF JAPANESE DOCTOR TETSU NAKAMURA'S BODY TO JAPAN.
Kabul, Dec 7 (EFE/EPA).- The body of slain Japanese doctor Tetsu Nakamura was repatriated to his home country on Saturday in a commemoration presided over by Afghan president Ashraf Ghani in Kabul.Nakamura's wife and daughter were also present at the ceremony. They arrived in Kabul on Friday to bring his body back to Japan.Nakamura, a 73-year-old physician and the head of Peace and Medical Service (PMS) charity, and five others including his body guard were killed on Dec 4., when unknown gunmen opened fire at his vehicle in Jalalabad. Nakamura served as Executive Director of the charity in Afghanistan since 2008. The nonprofit assists in agriculture and irrigation projects in Nangarhar.(Camera: HEDAYATULLAH AMID).FOOTAGE SHOT ON DEC 7, 2019, SHOWING A COMMEMORATIVE CEREMONY IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN, PRESIDED OVER BY AFGHAN PRESIDENT ASHRAF GHANI FOR SLAIN JAPANESE DOCTOR TETSU NAKAMURA.
The body of Tetsu Nakamura, a beloved Japanese doctor who was shot to death in Afghanistan after decades of his earnest support for the country, arrives back in Japan. IMAGES
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