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Nicolet

[nik-uh-ley, nee-kaw-le]

noun

  1. Jean 1598–1642, French explorer in America.



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The hospital had only one surgeon and more than 70 people were waiting for operations, MSF’s Claire Nicolet told the BBC, warning that medical supplies would soon run out.

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One child is dying every two hours in the camp, according to Claire Nicolet, head of emergency response in Sudan for Doctors without Borders, or MSF.

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“Those with severe malnutrition who have not yet died are at high risk of dying within three to six weeks if they do not get treatment,” Nicolet said.

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“Now, they have been almost completely abandoned. There have been no food distributions from the World Food Program since May. People are going hungry — and children are dying as a result,” Nicolet said.

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Riverside County sheriff’s deputies executed several search warrants Thursday, including in the 100 block of 91st Street and the 4000 block of Nicolet Avenue in Los Angeles and the 13000 block of South Largo Avenue in Compton.

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