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Over 42,000 People in Gaza Living with Life-Altering Injuries: WHO

Israel-Gaza · Israel

Over 42,000 People in Gaza Living with Life-Altering Injuries: WHO

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

Nearly 42,000 people in the Gaza Strip have sustained life-changing injuries since Oct. 7, 2023, according to a new World Health Organization (WHO) report that was released Thursday. See the Story

UN warns of ‘catastrophic’ humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s Darfur

United Nations · Sudan

UN warns of ‘catastrophic’ humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s Darfur

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The UN’s top humanitarian official in Sudan has warned of an impending catastrophe in Darfur, with civilians facing relentless violence, sexual abuse and starvation.See the Story

Two New Pilot Boats Commissioned

Americas · Guyana

Two New Pilot Boats Commissioned

speed cuts transit time to under one hour Two new ECO50 pilot boats – Haiama and Haiakwa – worth over US$5m and suitable to local conditions with improved operational capabilities and easy-to-use designs, were commissioned yesterday by the Ministry of Public Utilities and Aviation and the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD). The article Two new pilot boats commissioned appeared first on Stabroek News.See the Story

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