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Some 8,000 IRCS teams provide relief services during war
TEHRAN – From the beginning of the imposed war on February 28 till April 9, a total of 7,984 relief teams consisting of more than 28,000 rescuers affiliated with the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has carried out more than 2,000 rescue missions.
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‘Damage to Pasteur Institute of Iran threatens regional health security’
TEHRAN – Mario Moreira, President of the Pasteur Network, has expressed concern over the destruction of Pasteur Institute of Iran, targeted by the US-Israeli airstrikes on April 2, and warned of the potential regional impacts as it disrupts the major role of this century-old pillar of global health in prevention and control of existing and rising health threats in the region.
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Iran receives intl. humanitarian aid from Iraq, China, Azerbaijan, and Dagestan
TEHRAN – The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has received the fourth humanitarian shipment from Iraq, and the third aid consignments from China and Azerbaijan.
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Average spring precipitation exceeds normal level
TEHRAN – Precipitation in the first month of the spring have contributed to somehow compensating lack of rainfall; currently, the recorded average rainfall is seven percent above the normal figure, the head of the Meteorological Organization has said.
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Iran receives intl. humanitarian aid from Iraq, China, Azerbaijan, and Dagestan
TEHRAN – The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has received the fourth humanitarian shipment from Iraq, and the third aid consignments from China and Azerbaijan.
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World Parkinson’s Day: improving care and helping bridge the gap
Every year, the global Parkinson’s community comes together to mark World Parkinson’s Day, April 11 — a day dedicated to raising awareness, increasing understanding, and driving meaningful change for people living with Parkinson’s.
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Some 8,000 IRCS teams provide relief services during war
TEHRAN – From the beginning of the imposed war on February 28 till April 9, a total of 7,984 relief teams consisting of more than 28,000 rescuers affiliated with the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has carried out more than 2,000 rescue missions.
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Drying intl. wetlands in Golestan province coming back to life
TEHRAN – Three international wetlands of northern Golestan province, which were drying due to drought in previous years, are being restored thanks to recent rainfall, the head of the provincial Department of Environment has said.
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Blood donation among women, first-time donors on rise during war
TEHRAN – Since the beginning of the US-Israeli imposed war on February 28, there has been a notable growth in the number of women and first-time donors referring to blood donation centers across the country, an official with the Blood Transfusion Organization has said.
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‘Damage to Pasteur Institute of Iran threatens regional health security’
TEHRAN – Mario Moreira, President of the Pasteur Network, has expressed concern over the destruction of Pasteur Institute of Iran, targeted by the US-Israeli airstrikes on April 2, and warned of the potential regional impacts as it disrupts the major role of this century-old pillar of global health in prevention and control of existing and rising health threats in the region.
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Turkey condemns US-Israeli strikes on Iranian universities
TEHRAN – Turkey’s council of higher education and universities have denounced the terrorist attacks on Iran's sovereignty, and the bombardment of Iranian universities by the United States and the Zionist regime of Israel.
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Education for foreign university students to continue despite war losses
TEHRAN - The Ministry of Science has announced that educational programs for foreign university students present in the country will continue despite the unfavorable conditions caused by the imposed war.
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International community is not indifferent to Minab tragedy: UN envoy
TEHRAN – Jean Arnault, the UN special envoy, has said the international community has not remained indifferent to the Minab school tragedy that occurred by the US and the Zionist regime of Israel, saying that the genocide will be recorded in history.
