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As coronavirus chaos has enveloped Pakistan, with hospitals ove stanley cup rflowing, doctors dying and infections escalating at an unmanageable rate, a dangerous black market in blood plasma has emerged.The blood plasma of recovered coronavirus patients is now being sold for upwards of 拢3,000 to those who are desperately looking for a cure, at a time when doctors say Pakistans healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.Convalescent plasma is being trialled ar stanley cup ound the world as a possible treatment for the disease. It contains antibodies generated by the immune systems of people who have fought off the virus.Doctors in government hospitals in Islamabad said they had witnessed transactions between patients and intermediaries. The Guardian has also seen multiple text messages between people across Pakistan who are buying and selling the plasma of recovered patients. The hospitals are not involved but I have seen deals happen in front of me, said a doctor at a government hospital in Islamabad, who asked not to be named. Usually a patients attendants or family will approach someone who has recovered, asking them to donate blood. When a certain amount is agreed as payment, usually between 200,000 and 800,000 rupees 拢950-拢3,800 , they go to a private stanley nz lab and extract the plasma, which is then donated to the patients. He added: I know a family of five who became Covid-19 positive and spent 3.5m rupees on blood plasma on the black market. They believe its a miracle cure. Sources at the feder Wdmc Counsel to whom Australian barristers run back to the Elizabethan bosom
More than half of the Leicester garment workers involved in a new study say they are paid below the minimum wage and receive no holiday pay, almost two years on from revelations about poor standards in the citys factories.The study was commissioned by a new body, the Garment and Textile Workers Trust, which is funded by online fashion retailer Boohoo, as part of efforts to clean up its act after revelations about poor practice in the groups Leicester supply chain.The 116 workers who filled in a questionnaire 鈥?carried out for t stanley cup he University of Nottinghams Rights Lab and De Montfort University between November last year and this March 鈥?revealed they continued to suffer poor treatment. Complaints included workers not being allowed to take breaks, lack of sick pay and being pressured to work long shifts.Almost half 49% of those involved in the study received no sick pay, 56% had been paid below the minimum wage, 55% did not receive holiday pay and a thir stanley ca vaso stanley d had no contract and did not receive a payslip.Workers said they were nervous to speak out for fear of reprisals, with more than half fearing they would lose their job and 8% saying they were not working legally, either because they were claiming benefits or due to their immigration status. About 4% said they did not have the right to work in the UK.The report says that tolerance to malpractice and criminality has partly been prompted by a perception of ineffective or nonexistent law enforcement in response to the problem |
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