Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Cholera and Bahrain

Cholera is a disease contracted when you drink or eat food that is contaminated. You get an infection in the intestine and it makes you have a diarrheal illness. This disease was discovered in January, 1991. This illness is affecting right now Zimbabwe. Cholera has affected a lot Zimbabwe because the death rate has risen up to 2,024 people. Cholera, which causes diarrhoea and dehydration, has spread to all of Zimbabwe's ten provinces because of the collapse of health and sanitation systems. This disease has killed a lot of people! Cholera can spread very fast. A daily problem we all can have is drink from dirty water. If we drink from dirty water you can have Cholera and it can kill you. Cholera tends to occur in outbreaks, especially after floods. If you find yourself in an epidemic area be very careful of what you eat and drink. Do not even brush your teeth with local water unless it has been boiled. When you have Cholera you can have: fever, vomit, and diarrhea. We all have to be very careful in our daily lives with what we eat and with what we drink.

Bahrain has shown that they are concerned about Cholera outbreaks. This was clear when Bahrain responded to the Cholera outbreak in Iraq in the following ways. Bahrain is adopting a wait and watch policy to ban certain food products from Iraq following a cholera outbreak there. Health officials confirmed they were monitoring travelers and food products entering the country. They advised all travelers to Iraq to avoid eating uncooked food and wash vegetables before cooking. They believe Cholera is very dangerous to all this people. They are advising their country to be really careful with the food and drinks. Bahrain has lost people with this horrible disease "Cholera".

When a Cholera problem happens again in Zimbabwe everyone knows that Bahrain is going to help Zimbabwe, just like when Bahrain helped Iraq. The ways Bahrain can help Zimbabwe if another Cholera outbreak happens is that Bahrain can give money to Zimbabwe, medicines, doctors, nurses, hospitals, refuges, and machines for operations for people who have Cholera. There are a lot of things Bahrain can help Zimbabwe with, because this two countries are very close together. When Cholera outbreaks happen, it horrible because a lot of people die. This is a disease that needs to end now, because a lot of people die so when Cholera outbreaks happen all the countries need to help with all the things I listed!


What can Bharain do to stop cholera in Zembabwe?

When a Cholera problem happens again in Zimbabwe everyone knows that Bahrain is going to help Zimbabwe, just like when Bahrain helped Iraq. The ways Bahrain can help Zimbabwe if another Cholera outbreak happens is that Bahrain can give money to Zimbabwe, medicines, doctors, nurses, hospitals, refuges, and machines for operations for people who have Cholera. There are a lot of things Bahrain can help Zimbabwe with, because this two countries are very close together. When Cholera outbreaks happen, it horrible because a lot of people die. This is a disease that needs to end now, because a lot of people die so when Cholera outbreaks happen all the countries need to help with all the things I listed!

What is Bahrain's responsablity with Cholrea?

Bahrain has shown that they are concerned about Cholera outbreaks. This was clear when Bahrain responded to the Cholera outbreak in Iraq in the following ways. Bahrain is adopting a wait and watch policy to ban certain food products from Iraq following a cholera outbreak there. Health officials confirmed they were monitoring travelers and food products entering the country. They advised all travelers to Iraq to avoid eating uncooked food and wash vegetables before cooking. They believe Cholera is very dangerous to all this people. They are advising their country to be really careful with the food and drinks. Bahrain has lost people with this horrible disease "Cholera".

Monday, February 2, 2009

Cholera

Cholera is a disease contracted when you drink or eat food that is contaminated. You get an infection in the intestine and it makes you have a diarrheal illness. This disease was discovered in January, 1991. This illness is now affecting Zimbabwe. Cholera has affected a lot Zimbabwe because the death rate has risen up to 2,024 people. Cholera, which causes diarrhoea and dehydration, has spread to all of Zimbabwe's ten provinces because of the collapse of health and sanitation systems. This disease has killed a lot of people! Cholera can spread very fast. A daily problem we all can have is drink from dirty water. If we drink from dirty water you can have Cholera and it can kill you. Cholera tends to occur in outbreaks, especially after floods. If you find yourself in an epidemic area be very careful of what you eat and drink. Do not even brush your teeth with local water unless it has been boiled. When you have Cholera you can have: fever, vomit, and diarrhea. We all have to be very careful in our daily lives with what we eat and with what we drink.

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Cholera

Cholera is a disease created when you drink or eat food that is contaminated. You get an infection in the intestine and it makes you have a diarrheal illness. This disease was discovered in January, 1991. This illness originally comes from Zimbabwe. Cholera has affected a lot Zimbabwe because the death rate has risen up to 2,024 people. Cholera, which causes diarrhoea and dehydration, has spread to all of Zimbabwe's ten provinces because of the collapse of health and sanitation systems. This disease has killed a lot of people! Cholera can spread very fast. A daily problem we all can have is drink from dirty water. If we drink from dirty water you can have Cholera and it can kill you. Cholera tends to occur in outbreaks, especially after floods. If you find yourself in an epidemic area be very careful of what you eat and drink. Do not even brush your teeth with local water unless it has been boiled. When you have Cholera you can have: fever, vomit, and diarrhea. We all have to be very careful in our daily lives with what we eat and with what we drink.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

I want to start school at 8:30

C.I.C is a great school, but like all the other schools it starts to early in my opinion. My school starts at 7:30 and for me that is too early because I have to wake-up at 6: or 6:15. I want school to start at 8:30 because I can wake-up later, and I would be happier.I wouldn't be tired at school and I would be in a better mood.

If we change the time to arrive to school everyone would be in a better mood and happier. The teachers would teach us better and in a very good mood. If we start school at 8:30 we wont be tired and when we get home we will do our homework without being sleepy.

I want all the students to start school at 8:30. A good time to arrive to school is at 8:15. I want to wake-up later in the morning. I want all students to be in a better mood. This schedule arrangement can be done for maximum August when we start school again. This is my dream for all the students of C.I.C.


Monday, January 26, 2009

Article about Koalas

Koalas are cute and have a fluffy fur. They come from Australia. Most of the people get attracted by them because they are small and very cute. The majority of the people don't think the Koala is an interesting animal because they think the only thing they do is chew leaves, sit, sleep most of the time, and not do much. But the Koala is a very interesting animal and it is very complex. The Koalas are getting extinct in some areas of Australia because they are killed for their fur, and also humans burn the trees and Koalas need the Eucalyptus tree to live. They get injured by the fire. Also one problem is the climate. Because in hot weather the leaves falls and the Koalas need to eat the Eucalyptus's leaves, that is the only thing they eat. Some people are trying to help the Koalas with the climate change thing but they always hide so it is difficult. This is a small summary of an article i read about Koalas. I chose to read an article about koalas because I think they are very interesting and I love them!