Over 1,200 children have died in the past 5 months in conflict-wrecked Sudan, UN says
- In the past five months, more than 1,200 children under the age of 5 have died in Sudan due to a combination of measles and malnutrition, highlighting the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict.
- The conflict has not only led to a high number of casualties but has also disrupted the healthcare system, leaving hospitals and medical facilities out of service. The World Health Organization has verified 56 attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel since the start of the conflict.
- As a result of the conflict, more than 2.5 million people have been displaced and are in need of humanitarian assistance, with an estimated 25 million people requiring assistance by the end of the year. The international community must provide immediate support to prevent further deaths and the spread of outbreaks.
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Thousands of children feared to be dying in Sudan: UN
Thousands of children are feared to be dying in Sudan as violence, disease and severe malnutrition rip through the conflict-torn country, the United Nations said Tuesday. The UN refugee agency said more than 1,200 children in refugee camps had died since May due in part to a measles outbreak. Thousands more were dying due to malnutrition and lack of health care, the UN's children's agency UNICEF said.
In war-scarred Sudan, over 1,200 children under 5 years old have died in last 5 months, UN says
More than 1,200 children under age 5 have died in nine camps in war-scarred Sudan in the past five months because of a deadly combination of measles and malnutrition, the U.N.’s refugee agency said Tuesday.
Five months of conflict in Sudan inflict heavy toll on children in camps
Over 1,200 children have died in Sudan refugee camps since May, while thousands of newborns are likely to die across the war-torn country by year-end, the UN alerted Tuesday (Sep. 18). Most deaths could have been prevented as they were linked to suspected measles and underlying malnutrition.
Over 1,200 children have died in the past 5 months in conflict-wrecked Sudan, UN says
More than 1,200 children under age 5 have died in nine camps in war-scarred Sudan in the past five months because of a deadly combination of measles and malnutrition, the UN's refugee agency said Tuesday.
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