Nine Killed, Including 6 Children, in Syria Ordnance Blasts: UN
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The United Nations announced the death of nine people following the explosion of remnants of war last week in Syria, while Halo Trust observed the death or injury of some 700 people since the beginning of the year, one third of them children.
Nine killed, including 6 children, in Syria ordnance blasts: UN
United Nation: UN humanitarians have warned of the deadly threat posed by explosive ordnance contamination in Syria. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on Friday, September 4, said the contamination continues to affect not only where people live, but also how they move, work and provide for their families. “Over the … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top…
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UN warns of deadly threat from explosive ordnance contamination in Syria
U.N. Warns Explosives Remain of War in Syria, Nearly 2,500 Civilians Are Casualties
New York: The United Nations announced that 9 people, including 6 children, had been killed and 13 injured as a result of explosions of explosive remnants of war in Syria over the past week. This was reflected in statements made by United Nations Secretary-General Stefan Dugard, Friday, during a press conference at the organization ' s headquarters in New York.
The United Nations announced that 9 people, including 6 children, had been killed and 13 injured as a result of explosions of explosive remnants of war in Syria over the past week. This came in statements made by United Nations Secretary-General Stefan Dugard, Friday, during a press conference at the organization's headquarters in New York. Dojarik said that the dangers posed by explosive remnants of war to civilians, especially children, were o…
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