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Experts say near-threatened fruit bats, crucial for restoring forests in Africa, are in danger.
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Volunteers and activists work to diffuse spread of fake information, false ‘remedies’ as Kenya steps up pandemic battle.
Experts say near-threatened fruit bats, crucial for restoring forests in Africa, are in danger.
Volunteers and activists work to diffuse spread of fake information, false ‘remedies’ as Kenya steps up pandemic battle.