Medical emergencies
Baby boy hospitalized on Crete with meningococcal septicaemia
A 16-month-old boy was being treated in a children?s intensive-care unit at the University Hospital of Iraklio on the island of Crete on Saturday, with symptoms of meningococcal septicaemia, a life-threatening disease.
The toddler had been transferred to the Iraklio medical facility from Hania last Friday.
Doctors cautious about prognosis for helicopter crash survivors
The doctors' prognosis for the two servicemen who survived the helicopter crash occurred on Friday in Malancrav - Brasov County is cautious, said Dr. Adrian Stanculea, spokesperson for the Bucharest Plastic, Reconstruction and Burn Surgery Emergency Hospital, where the two were brought Friday evening.
Protocol on Sexual Violence Greeted in Bosnia
An inter-governmental protocol on investigating and documenting sexual violence in conflicts was promoted in Sarajevo on Wednesday with a message that it is vital to ensure there is no climate of impunity over such crimes.
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Businessman Milan Beko shot in Belgrade
BELGRADE - Businessman Milan Beko received two gunshot wounds outside of his home in Belgrade on Friday.
Beko was ambushed and shot twice in the stomach.
His driver took him to Urgentni Centar, a hospital that only takes emergency cases, where he was immediately sent into surgery.
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Croatia Vows to Combat Wartime Sexual Violence
Foreign minister Vesna Pusic told a high-profile summit that Zagreb is dedicated to supporting wartime rape and sexual assault victims – despite the fact there have been few convictions in Croatia.
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Bosnia Develops Protocol on Wartime Sexual Violence
The proposed new international protocol on documenting and investigating wartime sexual violence will utilise Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 20 years of experience in dealing with sensitive cases.
Sexual Violence Victims of Bosnia War ‘Stigmatised’
Victims of sexual violence during the 1992-95 war are often afraid to testify in court because of the fear of being stigmatised, the launch of an OSCE report on the issue in Sarajevo was told.