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Tuesday 17th Dec Hello - I'm hoping to complete a 5 km run at the end of January and raise funds for MSF to help with their support in Gaza (In any way they can). Here are some details from the website:Malnutrition is now a reality, communicable diseases are spreading, and clean water is scarce. The unhygienic and appalling living conditions are directly impacting people’s health. MSF teams are providing an average of 110,000 litres of safe drinking water per day.
Tuesday 17th Dec
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) are offering surgical support, wound care, physiotherapy, maternity and paediatric care, primary healthcare, vaccinations, and mental health services, but sieges and evacuation orders on various hospitals are pushing our activities onto an ever-smaller territory and limited response.
Malnutrition is now a reality, communicable diseases are spreading, and clean water is scarce. The unhygienic and appalling living conditions are directly impacting people’s health. MSF teams are providing an average of 110,000 litres of safe drinking water per day. However, this is nowhere near enough.
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Gary Baker
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Sarah Browning
Well done Ingo!
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Eleanor Baker
Go Ingo - great project 👍
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Nick Ferguson
Goodluck Ingo
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Katherine Fuessel
Good work Ingo
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Felicity Douglas
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Tom
Good luck Ingo
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Chris Baker
Good work Ingo!
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Mum Dad
Go Ingo!! Half way!!!
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Brendan Sullohern
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Mum
You can do it!
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Shae Tripp
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S Curtis
Go Ingo! What a good cause to run for. Well done.
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Bronwyn Nichols
Well done Ingo.
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Amy & Brenton
What a great cause Ingo, proud of you! x
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Matilda Cranney
Go Ingo!!!
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Lachlan Blacker
Sorry I can’t be there to watch you Ingo. I Hope you like the donation and I hope we are in the same class next year.
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Nikki Lawrence
Go you beauty!
Great work Ingo