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Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

Child malnutrition in Haiti has increased by 19% this year, affecting 58,000 severely wasted children, as reported by UNICEF.
Violence and instability in Haiti have led to a child health and nutrition crisis, potentially costing countless children's lives, stated UNICEF's executive director.
US President Joe Biden approved up to $10 million in emergency assistance for Haitian security forces amidst the ongoing violence and gang opposition, according to the White House Press Secretary.

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The Hindu

Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

Violence has forced the closure of roads and certain hospitals and prevented aid groups from delivering critical supplies at a time they are needed the most.

1 month ago·India

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Associated Press News

Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

Gangs have intensified their rampage in the downtown area of Haiti’s capital, setting fire to a school and looting pharmacies near the country’s largest public hospital.

1 month ago·United States

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Hindustan Times

Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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The Washington Post

Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

Gangs have intensified their rampage in the downtown area of Haiti’s capital, setting fire to a school and looting pharmacies near the country’s largest public hospital

1 month ago

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KIFI

Hunger deepens as relentless gang violence targets Haiti's capital

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Gangs have intensified their rampage in the downtown area of Haiti’s capital, setting fire to a school and looting pharmacies near the country’s largest public hospital. The attacks that began Monday and continued into early Tuesday mark nearly a month since gunmen began targeting key infrastructure across Port-au-Prince including police stations, the main international airport that remains closed and Haiti’s two big…

1 month ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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