Bacterial pathogens, such as Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC), Enteroaggregative E. Our understanding of their individual contribution reflects endemic circulation within the travel destination, as well as study design and diagnostics such as choice of study population, targeted pathogens, test performance for targeted pathogens, and adequacy of biological sample(s) with respect to optimal detection. Pathogens implicated in travel-acquired AGE include bacteria, parasites and viruses. AGE - usually described as diarrhea - is still the leading diagnosis of ill returning travelers seeking medical care, as well as illness while abroad among cohorts of travelers from high-resource settings. TD results in a substantial proportion of incapacitation among patients, but there are limited data in many areas. While there is evidence that TD incidence has declined in many regions, reported incidence rates for travelers to resource-limited destinations still exceed 20% in the initial 2 weeks. In AGE as a broader term, vomiting and other acute abdominal symptoms may be the leading symptoms with or without diarrhea. abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting) has been estimated to occur in up to 50% of international travelers during the initial 2 weeks of travel, depending upon study methods, population, and destination(s). Travelers’ diarrhea (TD) (loose/watery stools as dominate symptom while traveling or upon return which may include other symptoms, e.g.
In international travelers from high- to low-resource settings, poor local sanitation and hygiene result in transmission of enteric pathogens to susceptible travelers. It is not unusual for breaks inbetween contractual negotiations.Acute gastroenteritis (AGE) remains an extremely common problem among the general population and among international travelers. To be clear- 7de Laan cast and crew have been paid for the contractual period. We love and appreciate your fiery support. Responding to the allegations, 7de Laan tweeted that the staff has been paid for the contractual period. “Muvhango and 7de Laan are SABC2’s anchor programmes and bring in the most money, the SABC was also late in signing Muvhango’s contract.” 7de Laan’s line manager, Frances Maposa, met with the team and said that Danie Odendaal Productions will withhold the 7de Laan episodes for season 18 (which is due to start airing on Monday) until the SABC signs the contract. The anonymous employee told the publication: “The problem was gently put in the memo. It was reported that the cast and crew members of the show received letters informing them about their payment delay. All the staff was informed today that they wouldn’t be paid on the 25th,” the publication quoted an employee of the show, who asked to remain anonymous. “There is a possibility that 7de Laan won’t air on Monday because the SABC hasn’t yet signed the contract. Back in 2016, News24 reported on another 7de Laan contract extension issue. This is not the first time the public broadcaster and the popular soapie had contract issues. The cast and crew are therefore at home without salaries.” The production can also confirm that it is in discussion with the SABC with regards to contracting season 23, however, no definitive timelines have been established to start the production of season 23. All the cast and crew have been paid up to the end of the season 22 contractual period which has since lapsed. The Citizen also shared a statement from the SABC and 7de Laan which states that: “7deLaan, under Danie Odendaal Productions, signs a contract that runs annually from mid-August to mid-August the following year. It is reported that 7de Laan production management is still waiting for SABC to renew the contract for another season. SABC brought 7deLaan back for five days so the episodes that the production was shooting will last them up to the end of December 2021,” the publication quoted the SMS.
“The cast and crew have not been paid since August and are now being heavily impacted financially. The source allegedly told the publication that actors are worried about the renewal of 7de Laan’s contract with the SABC. The publication reported that it received a tip-off from someone who claims to be employed by the 7de Laan’s production company. It is reported that the staff members have not been paid since August this year.Īccording to The Citizen, 7de Laan cast has been on a break since they finished shooting season 22 on 6 August 2021. The popular SABC Afrikaans soapie 7de Laan’s cast and crew members are worried about their jobs. 7de Laan Staff Worried As Production Paused
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