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Da Ai Headlines

Da Ai Headlines is a 24-minute English news program reporting on Tzu Chi volunteers carrying out Tzu Chi's missions of charity, medicine, education, and culture around the world. Watch the program to see how Tzu Chi volunteers reach out to those in need without asking anything in return, and how those who are helped pay love forward by helping others worse off than them. The program also reports feature stories on science and technology, climate change, environmental protection, and other issues of global concern.

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Water: The Source of Life

Water is the source of all life. However, more than 1.2 billion people in the world lack access to clean drinking water. To help viewers understand the water crisis facing people in many parts of the globe, Da Ai News sent reporters to several countries and produced a series of in-depth reports, Water: The Source of Life. With 22 short videos, the series hopes to convey a message to everyone – cherishing every drop of water is the responsibility of all.

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Da Ai Headlines

Da Ai Headlines is a 24-minute English news program reporting on Tzu Chi volunteers carrying out Tzu Chi's missions of charity, medicine, education, and culture around the world. Watch the program to see how Tzu Chi volunteers reach out to those in need without asking anything in return, and how those who are helped pay love forward by helping others worse off than them. The program also reports feature stories on science and technology, climate change, environmental protection, and other issues of global concern.

Watch

Water: The Source of Life

Water is the source of all life. However, more than 1.2 billion people in the world lack access to clean drinking water. To help viewers understand the water crisis facing people in many parts of the globe, Da Ai News sent reporters to several countries and produced a series of in-depth reports, Water: The Source of Life. With 22 short videos, the series hopes to convey a message to everyone – cherishing every drop of water is the responsibility of all.

Watch

Da Ai Headlines

October 17, 2019
- Tzu Chi volunteers in Phoenix, USA care for Taiwanese students who were injured in a car accident.
- A look at how food delivery services have changed people's eating habits.
October 16, 2019
- Tzu Chi volunteers travel to a city in Guatemala to assess the damages caused by a hail storm back in August.
- The Tzu Chi Center for Compassionate Relief is officially opened in New York, USA.
October 15, 2019
- Volunteers from Tzu Chi Malaysia Chapter invites representatives from different religions to take part in a fundraising event.
- A look at cultural diversity and the sizable Indian population of Medan, Indonesia.
October 14, 2019
- Due to the civil war in Somalia, a single mother flees to Malaysia with her three children to start a new life.
- Tzu Chi volunteers in Durban, South Africa travel to remote areas to teach local volunteers about how they can help those in need.
October 13, 2019
- In the Philippines, Tzu Chi volunteers and doctors conduct initial examinations on patients who will be undergoing surgery shortly.
- The deputy CEO of Tzu Chi Foundation, Chen Shaoming, passed away last month. In less than a month, his wife has also passed away, and she has become a silent mentor.
October 12, 2019
- Singapore and Philippine TIMA members prepare for an upcoming free clinic in Cambodia.
- Tzu Chi volunteers in Taiwan give care and support to a university student who has no home and no relatives to rely on.
October 11, 2019
- Tzu Chi volunteers promote vegetarianism in a fishing village in Malaysia.
- In Suzhou, China, Tzu Chi volunteers help a solitary senior suffering from diabetes and other afflictions.
October 10, 2019
- Tzu Chi Australia Chapter hosts a dental clinic and teaches the participants about the correct way to brush their teeth.
- In Japan, Tokyo Chinese School hosts a charity sale to celebrate Taiwan's Double Tenth Day.
October 9, 2019
- Bringing medical equipment with them, Tzu Chi volunteers in Argentina travel to Gualeguay city to hold a free clinic there.
- The fall armyworm, a species foreign to Taiwan, invades the island and causes great agricultural losses.
October 8, 2019
- A 12-year-old girl in the US collects shoe boxes for the Syrian refugee children.
- In Sabah, Malaysia, a Tzu Chi care recipient who once felt hopeless turns optimistic after receiving love and care from the volunteers.

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Water: The Source of Life

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With climate change, the distinction between seasons has become less and less obvious and water resources more and more limited.

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The long-term drought in Kenya has turned 56 percent of its land into desert and forced many people to move to other countries.

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Every 90 seconds, a child's life slips away due to water-related issues. In Kenya, children spend an average of eight hours a day fetching water.

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In a village in Kenya, 90 percent of the residents have been affected by sand flea disease, a condition that becomes out of control due to lack of water.

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Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya is one of the largest slums in the world. As most of the 1.2 million residents there are undocumented, they have no access to water.

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Taiwan has 95 reservoirs around the island, but 22 of them are facing the problem of heavy sedimentation, which severely affects their capacity to store water.

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The latest reservoir of Taiwan was built in 2016. Whether or not to build a reservoir is always a much debated topic. What are the pros and cons of building a reservoir?

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What is an underground reservoir? What conditions does it require to develop an underground reservoir?

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Da Ai Headlines

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