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UNICEF: Nearly 1.6m Haitians Facing Food Insecurity
HAITI – As families flee gang violence in Haiti, unicef reports that nearly 1.6 million people face acute food insecurity, heightening risks of malnutrition among children.
HAITI – As families flee gang violence in Haiti, unicef reports that nearly 1.6 million people face acute food insecurity, heightening risks of malnutrition among children.
A 19% surge in severe acute malnutrition cases among children is projected for 2024.
UNICEF also reports Port-Au-Prince hospitals are overwhelmed amid the security crisis, with 6 out of 10 out of service and others facing shortages of medicines and fuel.
This as children face heightened risks of disease and malnutrition.
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