Israel-Hamas war: UN warns of more Gaza child deaths
- The United Nations warned of a potential increase in child deaths in Gaza due to lack of food, malnutrition, and disease.
- EU countries, except Hungary, called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, with officials cautioning against an offensive in Rafah that could harm refugees.
- Israel expressed concern over hostages taken by Hamas, leading to tensions with Brazil after comparisons to the Holocaust.
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The population of the Gaza Strip is facing an increase in malnutrition among children, pregnant women and infants, putting the health of these population groups at risk, warned the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). ALSO READ: Minute by minute of the Israeli siege of the Gaza Strip The United Nations (UN) agency said that the child population of the Gaza Strip faces a high risk of famine due to conflict, diseases and the lack of food, wat…
Unicef je opozoril, da je na območju Gaze veliko število otrok v smrtni nevarnosti zaradi pomanjkanja hrane. Situacija je še posebej nevarna na severnem območju Gaze, ki ga je Izrael izoliral in je že več mesecev odrezano od pomoči.
90 % des enfants de moins de cinq ans à Gaza seraient malades, selon l'ONU
« Les enfants affamés, affaiblis et profondément traumatisés sont plus susceptibles de tomber malades, et les enfants malades, en particulier ceux souffrant de diarrhée, ne peuvent pas bien absorber les nutriments », a déclaré un employé de l'OMS
Severe food shortages, growing malnutrition and the rapid spread of the disease could soon lead to a huge rise in the number of child deaths in Gaza, United Nations agencies warned on Monday. According to a joint assessment by the agencies, at least 90 percent of children under the age of five in Gaza have contracted one or more infectious diseases.
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