Emergency food, tuberculosis test and HIV drugs: vital health aid remains frozen despite the court sentence
The funds for vital health programs all over the world remain frozen and their work has not been able to resume, despite the order of a federal judge who temporarily interrupted the dismantling of the Trump Administration of the main foreign aid agency of the government.Interviews with people who work on health initiatives in Africa and Asia have discovered that parents in Kenya whose children have tuberculosis are unable to make them test. There is no clean drinking water in the fields in Nigeria or Bangladesh for people who flew from the civil conflict. A therapeutic food program cannot treat acutely malnourished children in South Sudan."We have people who travel 300 kilometers from the mountains to try to find their drugs in other hospitals, because they are not there in which they live...