It's mentioned in the passage that Miguel last photographed the ceremony of the Rory Peck Award
casualties of the Kosovan crisis
law graduates from Barcelona Central University
some war-hardened journalists
a mass killing of United Nations soldiers
The passage states that as a result of Miguel's death, television news hired bodyguards for all their journalists
only hired war-hardened journalists
no longer covered the war in Sierra Leone
did not send journalists into war zones
lost one of its brilliant cameramen
Before becoming a journalist and cameraman, Miguel worked as a lawyer
was a UN soldier
won the Rory Peck Award
escaped a massacre of UN troops
fought in the Kosovan War
105 THE DANGER OF HEIGHT Emma Christoffersen was twenty-eight years old when she collapsed moments after leaving a long flight from Australia. Her death highlighted the statistics concerning health-related problems during long flights. In fact, more people die from health-related incidents during flights than from air crashes. Studies show that poor air quality, low oxygen levels, and cramped seating are triggering heart attacks and deep vein thrombosis as well as causing contagious diseases among an increasingly large number of passengers. Long periods of sitting in cramped quarters can cause blood clots to form, especially in the legs and lower abdomen, which can cause deep vein thrombosis, from which Emma died. Passengers have also contracted tuberculosis through recycled air. Despite these problems, the airlines are not addressing these issues and continue to reduce the space between seats. The Aviation Health Institute advises that cabins be ventilated every three minutes, but at present, the average is every ten. To minimize the risk to their health, passengers are advised to exercise and drink plenty of water during a flight.
