10000 children treated for Malnutrition every week

The video highlights the critical work of a clinic in a developing nation, focusing on treating malnourished children. It discusses the challenges faced by the clinic staff, the treatment process for severely malnourished children, and the impact of environmental factors like droughts and floods on food scarcity. The video also notes a significant rise in malnutrition cases, emphasizing the clinic's vital role in saving lives.

What is the primary role of Doctor Moreau Aruna at the clinic?

• He provides financial support to the clinic.

• He runs the clinic and cares for malnourished children.

• He trains new medical staff.

• He is responsible for administrative tasks.

What is the first step in the recovery process for children at the clinic?

• They are stabilized from the brink of starvation.

• They are moved to a second phase immediately.

• They are given vaccinations.

• They are sent back to their villages.

What is the ultimate goal for children after completing the recovery process at the clinic?

• To be adopted by families in developed countries.

• To be transferred to another clinic.

• To return to their villages and not come back.

• To stay at the clinic indefinitely.

What has been a significant factor contributing to the malnutrition crisis in the region?

• Inadequate educational resources.

• Overpopulation in the villages.

• Successive droughts and flooding.

• Lack of medical facilities.

How has the number of malnourished children brought to clinics changed recently?

• It has increased from 3,000 to 10,000 per week.

• It has remained stable.

• It has fluctuated without a clear trend.

• It has decreased significantly.