Przemysł naftowy w Amazonii - Agence VU
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Ecuador, Amazonia, Sushufindi, 10 February 2021 Jennifer Camila Abad Flores, 12 and her mother Andrea Carolina Flores, 29, they live in a wooden house, 200 meters from an oil well. Andrea says that her daughter discovered leukemia after a domestic accident in which she had to amputate part of her leg. "A few months after the amputation, Jennifer did not improve, she was weak, she did not eat ... we took her to the doctor and it was noticed that the platelets were being lowered in her blood and that I needed to take her to an oncologist. So, on February 4, 2019, we discovered her leukemia and was hospitalized for 32 days in Quito. During treatment we spent months together at the hospital" Equateur, Amazonie, Sushufindi, 10 fevrier 2021 Jennifer Camila Abad Flores, 12 ans, et sa mcre Andrea Carolina Flores, 29 ans, vivent dans une maison en bois, r 200 mctres d'un puits de petrole. Andrea raconte que sa fille s'est vue diagnostiquer une leucemie aprcs un accident domestique r cause duquel elle a d? etre amputee d'une partie de sa jambe. "Quelques mois aprcs l'amputation, l'etat de sante de Jennifer ne s'est pas amelioree, elle etait faible, elle ne mangeait pas ... nous l'avons emmenee chez le medecin et on a remarque que les plaquettes baissaient dans son sang et que je devais l'emmener chez un oncologue. Ainsi, le 4 fevrier 2019, nous avons appris qu'elle avait une leucemie et a ete hospitalisee pendant 32 jours r Quito. Pendant le traitement, nous avons passe des mois ensemble r l'h?pital. " Porte avec des empreintes de mains sombres dans la maison de Mery Ayala Lopez. Francisco Proner / Agence VU
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