Counterfeit motorcycle helmets contribute to so many people being seriously injured or killed in many cities across Africa and Asia. I would never have appreciated this before interviewing victims and their families in Togo and Kenya. A lifesaving initiative by @RoadSafetyNGOs
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🎥 Watch the full video, and discover the reality roads of Nepal: youtu.be/ae4i5UpXQOw?si=TClc… 📖 Read the White Paper and join our call for safe helmers for all: roadsafetyngos.org/act-now/h… Project supported by @Uber #CommitToAct #MakeItSafe

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Replying to @ParryTom
Indeed Tom! Articles like yours, as well as these videos or the White Paper, help us to show people's realities. And the reality shows that we are letting people down every time they wear an unsafe helmet.
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Hi @ParryTom, I hope all is progressing well. When reading your article about health effects in connection with individuals engaging with water of increasing salinity in The Telegraph, particularly in Bangladesh, I think about how the nets of wooden frames may further develop, craftily, still by hand, perhaps otherwise, though in a/ way(s) which may assist with mitigating engagements of direct contact with water of increasing salinity. My drawing attachment is a diagram of the device I'm thinking of. Additionally, salt is of a growing multi-billion-dollar business, so, I wonder, are the individuals directly engaging with waters of increasing salinity, benefiting from the salt industry as well? Onward and Upward, Kevin Dufresne An invisible threat lurking in the water is slowly destroying these women's lives telegraph.co.uk/global-healt…
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