Sentence examples for stranded communities from inspiring English sources

The rain isn't stopping anytime soon". Her organization is nevertheless still attempting to airdrop food to stranded communities.

The people of Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala need the bare essentials - blankets, medicine, food and the means of delivering them to stranded communities.

Under foreign pressure the government tried to improve its distribution of aid, but delivering supplies to stranded communities remains a problem.

He said that, while the city hospital had been flooded with an estimated 1,500 people, including hundreds waiting outside, the true scale of the disaster was becoming apparent outside as teams had begun to reach stranded communities.

The military has made boats and hovercraft available to help UNICEF-supported medical teams reach the stranded communities, providing them with emergency health assistance and essential relief items, such as high-energy biscuits and anti-malarial bed nets.

A letter from the secretary of health of the municipality followed, asking me to help the 120 stranded community health agents of Timbaúba who were the "face" of medicine in the municipality of 55,000 people.

Furthermore, male labourers have been frequently observed to rest and sleep in corners creating a socially problematic atmosphere of a homeless and stranded community.

A plea for help from a stranded community As the helicopter sweeps in over the small town of Mahanor, nestling on the south eastern coastline of Madagascar, the first thing one notices is that virtually every building in the area has lost its roof.

While National Guard helicopters and truck convoys have managed to reach stranded canyon communities where thousands of stranded residents are eager to escape the Rocky Mountain foothills, not everybody was willing to go.

As set out in Additional file 1, there were four strands: Communities for Children (CfC), Invest to Grow (ItG), Local Answers (LA) and Choice and Flexibility in Child Care, each having different aims [ 13].

Long marginalised as a rather stranded little community, they have seldom received much international attention compared with the 4.1m Palestinians who live in the occupied territories.