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Medical oxygen is scarce and expensive in low-income countries where #pneumonia remains the biggest killer of children. The spike in #COVID19 rates in Sub-Saharan Africa has further outstripped supply and a #humanitarian crisis is brewing.pic.twitter.com/lZskz3Tydc
Save the Children’s Kevin Watkins:“Several of us have been trying to sound the alarm bells on the medical oxygen shortage. Oxygen is the only thing keeping people alive as countries wait for vaccines. The intern. community has been sitting on its hands.”https://www.development-today.com/archive/dt-2021/dt-1--2021/charities-warn-of-growing-medical-oxygen-emergency-while-donors-sit-on-their-hands …
There’s no humanitarian crisis looming. SSA has dealt with many previous pandemics and they will too this one. Stop blowing things out of proportion as you always seem ‘trigger happy’ whenever it comes to Africa. Focus on dealing with the crisis current gripping the ‘west’....
The only answer is Self Reliant sub Saharan Africa. International solidarity,morality,charity,equity are paper tigers. Will only delay development.For countries to become self reliant as much as possible,must use local & be vocal about it.Aid will help those who help themselves.
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