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Hello Here is some news: After

small domestic concerns, I moved to a Catholic mission, the first of which is in first center Bamako opposite the cathedral, very noisy neighborhood and where we are in great demand: sales, beggars, disabled, ... sometimes there are beggars so disabled that one wonders how they still live, it's pretty terrible.
only positive point: there was a market right next to dégué: preparation with milk with millet and sugar, excellent !!...
Today I moved into a second Catholic mission: it is rather spartan but clean and certainly more peaceful.
side job I continue my activities in central Banconi. This morning we conjugate (or at least try) the verb to go with this, this is what happens: I go, you go, he goes, we soaps, you vez, they go. What's wrong .........
Well I hope you've corrected yourself! I organize
Thursday to take 25 children at the National Museum attendants + 4: All in Sotrama (see pictures below)!
I resume my cap as a pharmacist:
Tomorrow I go back to prison and then by appointment with the office for me samu explain their actions here. At first I could not participate in the marauding because there are too many people. I would have to recruit for the Red Cross in France because we are lacking volunteers!
Yesterday I visited the National Health Laboratory is an organization that under the Ministry of Health and is supposed to control all products: medicines, foods, tap water, river, rain ..... I saw assistants in white coats, but none of the machines functioned during my visit. It's true that right now it is holiday.
For drugs there is a big problem with fake drugs (it seems there are 65% of fake drugs even in pharmacy!) They must control the nature of the drug, dosage and the presence of impurities for all drug returning to Mali, but as is the cost of importing the controls are not always required. The decree fell recently as what the certificate of conformity is mandatory now. Today I met
Diallo, a pharmacist in the Popular Pharmacy of Mali (PPM) organization that provides all local health (health posts, hospitals ...) generic essential drugs. It will make me visit the PPM soon and certainly make me visit a private wholesaler, and make me spend a day in a pharmacy in town.
I take pictures of Jo and Alex for you to enjoy a few. In addition they were much quicker to download, for cons I could not enlarge. Mysteries of art!

Here Oumou the minder of the prison nursery

Here are the numbers of women in prison, one can see: total = 132, prevented = 96, minor = convicted = 36 22, enfanyts = 21. Justice not very fast, given the number of preventable compared to convicted!

traffic in Bamako

The Catholic mission where I am now housed

A room (or cell!) Of the Catholic mission, luckily the fan is running.

In my room there is a bed and shower is shared with the adjoining room.

For 3000 FCFA per night (4.5 euros!).

The door of the nursery

Here are 3 babies from dozens present during our visit

With Children rugby

The Niger River that runs through Bamako

The road and all its motorcycles! J XPENDITURES here that the brake must be no option, it must do to be careful to cross because they will not stop or slow down and not even going to swerve to avoid pedestrians ... and so is the car

A street in laterite (red sand) with shops fermmées
The streets are mostly laterite, low tar. It indicates the direction by saying: cross the tar ... tar arrived on the 2nd, turn right on 1 square ....

Sotrama The bus from the outside, it is our small vans in which they have doors and windows. And voila
seen from the inside, even when one believes there is more room we see that the apprentice is back for another 2 big women and they will be able to return ...

Not very comfortable and very tiring



That all the latest news

Hugs

soon

PS: I responded on Vero airplanes and rainfall in the previous message

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