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大学の授業の予習なんですが、訳すことができません。わかる方よろしくお願いします。 The mobile doctors who have kept Aids at bay in a crumbling state Riders for Health in Zimbabwe has become a model for Africa, but economic meltdown means that outside help is urgently needed It comes as a shock to find that almost the only part of Zimbabwe’s  Government still functioning is the health system in the country’s remote,  deprived rural areas. It functions so well, says Victor Nyamandi, a senior Health Ministry  official for the Makoni district 170 kilometres (105 miles) east of the  capital, Harare, that the monitoring system ensures that tuberculosis  medication is taken by every patient to whom it is prescribed. Cholera has been kept away from the district’s 300,000 people, who live in  scattered villages connected by rutted tracks in the rolling landscape, for  seven years. They have not seen a case of measles for more than three years.  Measles immunisation days in any part of the district receive a 90 per cent  attendance. Even the white-robed, crook-wielding Vapostori (Apostolic) sect, whose religion abhors Western medicine, are having their children immunised. “It’s undoubtedly the best health structure in Africa,” said the  paediatrician Greg Powell, chairman of the Zimbabwe Child Protection  Society. It was functioning in the bush far better than in the urban areas,  where hospitals have been overwhelmed by national infrastructural failure,  he added. The system could not work without a highly mobile corps of dedicated health  workers who stay in constant contact with rural communities, using a fleet  of tough, reliable motorbikes. “Three quarters of the ministry’s vehicles  are managed by Riders for Health,” Mr Nyamandi said. “They are the key to  our success. We cannot do without them.” Starting before independence in 1980, and accelerating dramatically  afterwards, health authorities created a unique and almost self-contained  system of primary preventive healthcare among the country’s unsophisticated  rural communities, which had been devastated regularly by disease.

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ジンバブエの例があげられていまうが、アフリカとくに農村部では、移動式の医療システムが絶大な効果を上げているという話がかかれています。というわけでこれをヒントによみといてください。辞書があればどうということのない英語です。