80% of Lebanese Households Struggle with Basic Needs: UNICEF
UNICEF said 770,000 children have faced psychological distress as schools are damaged, families are displaced and basic services remain strained.
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Hunger, lack of medical care, interrupted education and lack of access to treatment is what four out of five families live in Lebanon.
UNICEF warns of deterioration in the living conditions of children and young people throughout the country and notes that 22% of the households surveyed reported that their children are starving.
(The following text is taken in full from the press note sent to the Agency Opinion) //// UNICEF/Lebanon: four out of five families struggle to meet their primary needs, while the conflict aggravates the difficult living conditions of children - New Report - A never-ending nightmare - Four out of five families in Lebanon struggle to bear the costs of goods [...]
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Global Diaspora NewsLebanon: One in five children goes to bed hungry, says UNICEF
Four in five households in Lebanon struggle to afford basic necessities today, with children increasingly going without food, missing school and being pushed into work as conflict compounds years of economic crisis. "I wanted to buy clothes for my children, but I could not. I also wanted to enrol them in school, but I could not afford that either," said one father of four, cited on Wednesday by the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF).
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