- Malaria exposure is high in African nations, and children are disproportionately affected by climate risks.
- High exposure to climate hazards is reported, placing children at risk in agriculture-dependent economies in Somalia and Bangladesh.
UNICEF reports on severe humanitarian needs and crisis in Somalia, calling for global aid.
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UNICEF reports on severe humanitarian needs and crisis in Somalia, calling for global aid.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Catholic Relief Services operates in Somalia addressing famine risk while donor focus shifts to Ukraine.Sub-event
Agency reports severe needs and humanitarian crisis in Somalia, requiring global aid.1 source
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