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Written Answers — International Development: Meningitis (Nigeria) (3 Mar 2003): Ms Clare Short: ...flaring up to as many as 100,000 cases in a very short period of time. In the absence of mass vaccination, an epidemic can last for several months, draining enormous resources, overwhelming hospitals and disrupting routine care. The strategy to control a meningitis epidemic has three components: early detection of outbreaks, emergency mass immunization campaigns, and careful case...
Written Answers — International Development: Afghanistan (24 Apr 2002): Ms Clare Short: Despite three years of drought and 23 years of conflict, basic health facilities, including hospitals and clinics, continue to operate in Afghanistan with the support of the humanitarian community. The improving security in recent months has facilitated the delivery of increasing quantities of medical relief items into Afghanistan and their distribution to areas of the greatest need. This has...
Rate Support Grant Bill (23 Jun 1986): Ms Clare Short: ...an objective calculation in deciding how to phase that change. They fiddled the figures. They fiddled Birmingham out of £7 million. Birmingham took the Government to court, which said, "That is right, it is a fiddle. There is no objective foundation. It is not in line with the words of the legislation. That £7 million should not be taken away from Birmingham." The Government are...

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