US EditionGaza population 'starving to death': WHO
- The population of Gaza is starving, with decreased food quality and calorie consumption.
- Over 100,000 inhabitants of Gaza are dead, injured, missing, or presumed dead.
- Multiple donor countries, including the US, have suspended funding to UNRWA, which will have catastrophic consequences for Gaza's population.
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WHO: Gaza Population 'Starving to Death'
The population of Gaza is starving to death due to constraints imposed on humanitarian aid, the World Health Organization's emergencies director Michael Ryan said on Wednesday. The WHO said the risk of famine in the Palestinian territory was already high and on the rise, with the space for humanitarian intervention being increasingly squeezed. "This is a population that is starving to death, this is a population that is being pushed to the brink…
Gaza population 'starving to death': WHO
The population of Gaza is starving to death due to constraints imposed on humanitarian aid, the World Health Organization's emergencies director Michael Ryan said on Wednesday.The WHO said the risk of famine in the Palestinian territory was already high
Palestinians 'eating grass' as famine grips Gaza
Hanadi Gamal Saed El Jamara, 38, says sleep is all that can distract her children from the aching hunger gnawing at their bellies.These days, the mother-of-seven finds herself begging for food on the mud-caked streets of Rafah, in southern Gaza.She tries to feed her kids at least once a day, she says, while tending to her husband, a cancer and diabetes patient.READ MORE: Two tickets claim record $200 million Powerball jackpot "They are weak now,…
Gaza population 'starving to death', WHO raises alarm - Daily Trust
The population of Gaza is starving to death due to constraints imposed on humanitarian aid, the World Health Organization’s emergencies director Michael Ryan said on Wednesday. The WHO said the risk of famine in the Palestinian territory was already high and on the rise, with the space for humanitarian intervention being increasingly squeezed. “This is a population that is starving to death, this is a population that is being pushed to the brink…
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