The reincarnation of a great Buddhist monk
A child is worshiped as the reincarnation of a Buddhist monk Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Jigme Wangchuk has 11 years and recently I did not know he was the reincarnation of a great Buddhist monk, a monk who was the head chief of the Buddhist Drukpa sect.
Little took his life and his studies in Boston, United States, when his family received a call from another monk who told him that the child was chosen to be rage and India. Finally the whole family it is now moved to their new home and despite the initial disbelief, they now feel "blessed."
Jigme, meanwhile, serves the faithful who worship and adore him as the reincarnation they believe is divine. Little took his life and his studies in Boston, United States, when his family received a call from another monk who told him that the child was chosen to be rage and India. Finally the whole family it is now moved to their new home and despite the initial disbelief, they now feel "blessed."
Most unjust of the matter is that half of these deaths are preventable, but the disease has been relegated and although there are vaccines and antibiotics that cost most of the cases could be treated, as usual, these are not available in developing countries where they are needed. And, despite a course of antibiotics to fight infection may cost only $ 0.27, less than 20% of children with pneumonia receiving the drug.
For this reason, WHO and UNICEF launched today, November 2, 2009, the first World
Pneumonia to attract global attention to the health burden of this disease with the intention of ask world governments to invest in prevention of this disease. 
We present a Global Plan of Action for Prevention and Control of Pneumonia trying to "put children in environments where the risk of infection is low, prevent them from developing the disease and treat those get it. "Likewise, the plan includes as key strategies to reduce mortality from the disease, the exclusive breastfeeding of children in their first six months of life, the use of vaccines and control of the disorder in clinical and community .
For this reason, WHO and UNICEF launched today, November 2, 2009, the first World
Pneumonia to attract global attention to the health burden of this disease with the intention of ask world governments to invest in prevention of this disease.
We present a Global Plan of Action for Prevention and Control of Pneumonia trying to "put children in environments where the risk of infection is low, prevent them from developing the disease and treat those get it. "Likewise, the plan includes as key strategies to reduce mortality from the disease, the exclusive breastfeeding of children in their first six months of life, the use of vaccines and control of the disorder in clinical and community . 
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