International markets. Mother's milk. 19 September, 2008

International markets. Mother's milk. 19 September, 2008
Date
2008
Reference
DCDL-0007626
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Shows a row of highrise buildings representing international markets swaying as they are hit by the economic downturn that has caused banks in the United States to crash. Two men in business suits run screaming from the buildings. To the right of the buildings is a huge package of baby milk that is also threatening to topple. Two screaming babies crawl away from it. This refers to the baby milk scandal in China where melamine has been deliberately added to milk powder to increase its protein value. Melamine causes kidney damage and thousands of babies are seriously ill.

Cartoon drawn for the Sunday News

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Walker, Malcolm, 1950- :Digital cartoons / Digital cartoons published in Sunday News
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