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Offenes Feuer, zerstörte Gesundheit – Süddeutsche Zeitung

Kochen auf offenem Feuer ist für die Einwohnerinnen Malawis ein großes Risiko. Der Rauch schädigt ihre Gesundheit, viele Frauen erleiden Verbrennungen.

Article with Ingrid Gercama

8. June 201729. January 2020 Categories: Journalism · PublicationTags: FrauenGesundheitHealthKochenKochrauchKrankheitMalawiRauchSüddeutsche ZeitungSZ onlineVergiftung

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