US EditionChild Malnutrition in Gaza Hits Record High, One in Five Severely Affected, Reports UNICEF - The Arabian Stories News
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UN agencies have collectively and consistently highlighted the extreme urgency of providing immediate and large-scale humanitarian aid
In July, 13,000 children were identified as acutely malnourished, with far greater screening capacity and significantly less military activity.
The United Nations Children's Fund reports that over 10,000 children in Gaza City have been diagnosed with acute malnutrition in the past two months alone. The organization… UNICEF: 10,000 children in Gaza diagnosed with acute malnutrition in the past two months - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Child malnutrition in the Gaza Strip continues to rise at an alarming rate today, a crisis aggravated by the Israeli military offensive against the north of the territory, Unicef denounced.
Child malnutrition in Gaza hits record high, one in five severely affected, reports UNICEF - The Arabian Stories News
New York: According to UNICEF’s latest figures, severe malnutrition rates across Gaza jumped to 13.5% in August, up from 8.3% in July. In Gaza City, where famine conditions have been confirmed, the rate climbed to 19%, compared to 16% the previous month. Catherine Russell, Executive Director of UNICEF, said the findings reveal a dire reality. “One in five children in Gaza City was diagnosed with acute malnutrition during August and needed additi…
1 IN 5 CHILDREN IN GAZA CITY DIAGNOSED WITH ACUTE MALNUTRITION: UNICEF
Fri 12 September 2025: The UN children’s agency on Thursday said child malnutrition in the Gaza Strip reached record levels in August, warning that the ongoing Israeli military escalation is cutting children off from life-saving treatment. “The percentage of children identified as acutely malnourished in screenings across Gaza increased to 13.5% in August, from 8.3% in July. In Gaza City, where famine was […]
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