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Boost to Crime-Fighting in Grand Gedeh County

It was a big relief for Sergeant Melvin B. Garr last 22 November, when UNMIL officially handed over a newly constructed building to house the local LNP station in Jarwodee, a small town in the statutory district of Gbarzon…
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Pakistani Peaceakepers Help Liberians Regain Eye Sight

“I couldn’t see anything. I could not walk independently. Now I can see and walk on my own,” said Princess William , 20, just a day after undergoing treatment at a cataract surgery camp organized in Pleebo in mid-November…
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SRSG Visits Lofa County

Special Representative of the Secretary-General Karin Landgren says the Security Council has asked UNMIL to focus attention on issues around reconciliation, decentralization and constitutional reform. Landgren was addressing…
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Volunteers in Action across Bomi County

Bomi County hosted a number of activities in December including a city clean-up across Tubmanburg City that was orchestrated by the Mayor’s Office in commemoration of the International Volunteer Day. This brought together not…
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Pakistani Peacekeepers Reach Out to Heal the Sick

A late November free medical outreach organized up by Pak Engineer-18 at White Plains Health Clinic, Montserrado County, had the motto: “If wealth is lost nothing is lost, but if health is lost everything is lost”. The…
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Indian Formed Police Bring Healing Touch to Tuzon

Samuel Roland Doe, a local resident, swears by the treatment he received from doctors of the Indian FPU2 Level 1 Clinic in Zwedru when the peacekeepers reached out to the community through a medical camp organized in Tuzon…
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Accolades for Indian Peacekeepers serving in Liberia

The hand-over of security responsibilities by UNMIL to Liberian authorities, as the Mission progressively scales down its operations in the country would be “a slow and gradual process that has been carefully planned and…
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