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[Title] => FedEx, Safe Kids Promote Pedestrian Road Safety
[Summary] => With more 22 million children going back to school, FedEx Express (FedEx), a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and the world’s largest express transportation company, and Safe Kids Philippines (SKP), recently organized activities in Metro Manila, Olongapo, and Cebu to raise awareness about pedestrian road safety in observance of the annual National Safe Kids Week.
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In their aim to prevent unintentional injury to children, Safe Kids Philippines and FedEx Express has launched the "Walk this Way" program in Cebu to educate the public on child pedestrian safety.
Walk this Way will be piloted in 10 of Cebu's schools in the city.
The campaign brings together volunteers, parents and educators to teach safe pedestrian behavior, increase motorist awareness of child pedestrian safety and provide long term environmental improvements in school zones and neighborhoods.
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[Summary] => Around 96,000 Filipino children are injured or killed every year because of road-related accidents, a non-government organization said yesterday.
Citing records from the Asian Development Bank and the National Center for Traffic Safety, Safe Kids Philippines said these children were pedestrians when they met with accidents.
"In general, our roads are not safe for children," Safe Kids Philippines president Dr. Rafael Consunji said.
This refers to kids below 14 years old.
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[Summary] => LABING-ISANG bata, edad-14 pababa, ang namamatay kada oras sa mga kalsada sa Pilipinas, ayon sa saliksik ng Safe Kids Worldwide. Apat sa 11 ay pedestrians – naglalakad lamang sa tabing-kalye nang mabundol. Pito ay pasahero ng kung anong sasakyan. Kung binabasa mo ito nang alas-12 ng tanghali, 66 na bata na ang namatay sa kalye mula pagsikat kanina ng araw. Sampung dami pa nu’n ang naospital o nasugatan.
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[Title] => Traffic accidents kill 11 Filipino children every hour — study
[Summary] => Streets and sidewalks could well be minefields for Filipino children.
A study conducted by Safe Kids Worldwide, an international non-profit organization, and Federal Express showed 11 children are killed every hour in traffic-related accidents.
Four of the 11 deaths involved child pedestrians or children just walking on the road, the study also showed.
The study, which was released to the media yesterday, was intended to assess and raise awareness about the risks that children face on the road, either as pedestrians or as passengers in motor vehicles.
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Walk this Way will be piloted in 10 of Cebu's schools in the city.
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Citing records from the Asian Development Bank and the National Center for Traffic Safety, Safe Kids Philippines said these children were pedestrians when they met with accidents.
"In general, our roads are not safe for children," Safe Kids Philippines president Dr. Rafael Consunji said.
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[Title] => Traffic accidents kill 11 Filipino children every hour — study
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A study conducted by Safe Kids Worldwide, an international non-profit organization, and Federal Express showed 11 children are killed every hour in traffic-related accidents.
Four of the 11 deaths involved child pedestrians or children just walking on the road, the study also showed.
The study, which was released to the media yesterday, was intended to assess and raise awareness about the risks that children face on the road, either as pedestrians or as passengers in motor vehicles.
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November 11, 2015 - 2:15am
