UN News
Nepal Floods Leave 22,000 Children Without Safe Water; UNICEF Says 'This Is Not a One-Week Job'
UNICEF reports 22,000 Nepali children lack safe water after floods; supplies are on the way, but rebuilding is a long haul.
UN News
UNICEF reports 22,000 Nepali children lack safe water after floods; supplies are on the way, but rebuilding is a long haul.
BBC World
A 'ceasefire' that's killed over 900 people this year - because apparently, peace plans are more like suggestions.
UN News
UN reports another 'deadly week' in Gaza: children killed, aid destroyed, and a ceasefire that's about as effective as a chocolate teapot.
The Guardian
Rescuers dig through mud, India nervously watches its glaciers, and Nepal counts the cost of a flood that swept away thousands - because nature doesn't care about your five-year plan.
UN News
UNICEF's new survey finds fewer Gaza kids are starving, but one in eight are permanently stunted - because 'enough calories' isn't the same as 'enough nutrition.'
The Guardian
Guinea-Bissau's mpox outbreak is hitting kids hardest, with half of cases in children and the health system in disarray - because why not add a power outage to the mix?
UN News
Somalia's kids get less food as funding cuts close hundreds of aid clinics, proving once again that saving pennies now costs lives later.
UN News
UNICEF reports one child killed daily in Gaza since the 'ceasefire' began, and the world is apparently fine with it.
UN News
Russian drone strikes smash aid warehouses and kill kids, because war crimes are apparently a hobby now.
UN News
UNICEF warns 3.7 million Afghan kids face malnutrition as wasting season hits - because apparently, children in Afghanistan need another reason to be hungry.
BBC Health
Over 500 children dead, 60,000 suspected cases, and a vaccine procurement fiasco - Bangladesh's measles outbreak is a masterclass in how not to handle a preventable disease.
UN News
Cyclone Maila hits Solomon Islands, bringing flooding, displacement, and WWII-era explosives to the party.
BBC World
In Gaza's war-torn camps, rats and weasels have become the new landlords, biting children and stealing flour while aid workers beg for pesticides and a ceasefire that's gone AWOL.
UN News
UNICEF warns Afghanistan could lose 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030 due to education bans, costing $84 million yearly in lost economic output.
UN News
UNICEF is appalled that drivers delivering clean water were killed, and has politely asked for the violence targeting humanitarian operations to maybe stop.
The Good Times
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