PNG, 8 May 2021 – Today, we are celebrating World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, a day dedicated to recognising the impact of Red Cross staff and volunteers.. This year the International Red Cross ...

In the PNG highlands, tribal fighting is no laughing matter. It is estimated to kill hundreds of people and displace thousands more. But the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is ...

SYDNEY: At least 67 people were killed by a major earthquake that devastated Papua New Guinea's remote highlands last week, the Red Cross said today, with thous ...

Papua New Guinea is a signatory of the Geneva Conventions, the series of international treaties that contain the main rules regulating the conduct of warfare. The new committee will be tasked with ...

The facility, operated by the American Red Cross, has housed hundreds of displaced residents since the Eaton Fire erupted Jan ...

New Zealand Red Cross is preparing to send a specialist IT and Telecommunications humanitarian aid worker to Papua New Guinea to assist with relief efforts in ...

Red Cross members look on at Hamas terrorists parading hostages in Gaza, February 8, 2025 (photo credit: REUTERS/Hatem Khaled) By JAKE WALLIS SIMONS FEBRUARY 25, 2025 18:57 Updated: FEBRUARY 26 ...

The American Red Cross said Monday it is experiencing an emergency blood shortage.. According to the humanitarian organization, it is seeing the lowest number of people giving blood in 20 years.

The American Red Cross created its civilian blood donation program in the 1940s. During the coronavirus pandemic, the organization said it experienced a “staggering” drop in its blood supply. Mr.

"No Red Cross. They just gave me a blanket yesterday. That's it," Acea said. The city's Office of Emergency Management said it is working with the Red Cross to provide housing.

AT LEAST 67 people have been killed due to a massive earthquake that rattled Papua New Guinea last week, the Red Cross has claimed as the country’s remote and rugged highlands were today rocked ...

A Red Cross spokesperson on Tuesday said in a statement that the lawsuit has "no merit." Verax said in its lawsuit it had distributed more than 1.6 million rapid-tests to hospitals.