A MAINE COMMUNITY IS TRAUMATIZED AFTER A KINDERGARTEN STUDENT WAS STRUCK AND KILLED BY A SCHOOL BUS RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIS BROTHER.(PHOTO).

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 It has happened again. A Maine community is traumatized after a kindergarten student was struck and killed by a school bus right in front of his brother. This unbelievable tragedy occurred in Standish, Maine, on Tuesday, December 16th.  According to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office, the traffic incident unfolded shortly before 8 a.m. on 437 Northeast road near the intersection of Route 114. At that time, 5-year-old Simon Gonzalez was struck by a school bus from the Bonny Eagle School District. There is no information on exactly what led up to the child being struck.  Simon was pronounced deceased on scene.  There was only one other child on the bus at the time of the incident, sadly that one witness was Simon's half-brother. The incident is being investigated by multiple local and state agencies. Our thoughts are with the family of Simon Gonzalez as they process this unbelievable tragedy during what should have been the happiest time of the year.

EXPIRED SANITIZERS/FAKE EBOLA TEST KITS SELLERS,ARRESTED BY NAFDAC.

                                                    According to the Director General of National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control {NAFDAC},Dr Pual Orhii,made these case known at a press briefing on activities of the agency at the Oshodi branch in Lagos.He said ''We wonder how some people can be so callous to make money out of the situation despite this deadly disease called Ebola.The most troubling is the case of Mr James Nnaji of 116,Oguta road,Onitsha,who imported expired brands of hand sanitisers through NAHCO Lagos.The products were soft care natural,soft care lemon,soft lavender,soft care apple,all of which had expired in December 29,2012,two years ago,but yet found their way into the country.The suspect was trailed and apprehended by the agency and upon interrogation he claimed that one Mr Lateef Bamisedun,supplied him the kits from Canada.The danger associated with the use of sub-standard hand sanitisers and untested Ebola test kits is indeed grave and could derail all efforts put in place to contain the spread of the Ebola virus disease in the country''.Hr further warned the general public not to patronize such unregistered and fake test kits and to report and suspected cases of fake and unregistered regulated products to the nearest NAFDAC office.                                                                                                                                                           

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