
U104-B 3-phase Connection
This type of meter is used to fuel dispensers for measurement of pressurized oil.
Materials:
Body: Aluminum (Spray-Painted)
Package:
Net Weight:
1.7kg/case of 1
Gross Weight: 1.9kg/case of 1
Dimension: 36x15x15cm/case of 1
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Apr 12th 2006 | NAIROBI
From The Economist print edition
Sudanese obstruction is not the only problem the UN faces in Darfur
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THE United Nations head of humanitarian aid, Jan Egeland, recently
spent a day sitting in an airport in Uganda. He was waiting for
permission to fly on a UN plane into neighbouring Sudan. When the
necessary paperwork from the Sudanese government was not
forthcoming, Mr Egeland hopped onto a commercial flight to Juba, in
south Sudan. He intended to fly from there to Darfur, in west Sudan. His
plan was for a symbolic overnight stay in a particularly nasty bit of Darfur
—the vast desert region that has seen perhaps 300,000 people killed and
more than 2m displaced in the last three years of fighting there.
But on a barge journey up the Nile from Juba, surrounded, he says, by
naked Dinka herdsmen, Mr Egeland received a satellite call informing him
that he was not welcome in Darfur. Pressed for an explanation, the
Sudanese authorities argued that, as a Norwegian, he would be in
danger in Darfur, ostensibly because Norwegian newspapers had
fuel dispenser reprinted the controversial Danish cartoons depicting Muhammad. Mr
Egeland s trip, they pointed out, fell on a religious holiday; it was not a
cancellation, they said, but a postponement.
A more likely explanation is that the Sudanese government was a fuel dispenser fraid of the haunting television images that might
come out of Mr Egeland s trip. For Mr Egeland considers Sudan, and particularly Darfur, to be the world s worst
hu fuel dispenser manitarian crisis, along with Congo. South Sudan is getting only a fraction of what it needs to rebuild after a
peace agreeme