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Flash floods in Afghanistan posing urgent and persistent threat to children - Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Flash floods in Afghanistan posing urgent and persistent threat to children - Afghanistan

News and Press Release in English on Afghanistan and 1 other country about Health, Protection and Human Rights, Flash Flood, Flood and more; published on 3 Jun 2024 by UNICEF

Malnutrition threatens future Afghan generations - Vimarsana News

Malnutrition threatens future Afghan generations

Roya carefully spoon-feeds her daughter fortified milk in a ward for malnourished children, praying the tiny infant will avoid a condition that stalks one in ten young children in Afghanistan after decades of conflict. Ten percent of children under five in Afghanistan are malnourished and 45 percent are stunted -- meaning they are small for their age in part due to poor nutrition -- according to the United Nations. 

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Young children bear brunt as Afghanistan grapples with malnutrition - Vimarsana News

Young children bear brunt as Afghanistan grapples with malnutrition

Afghanistan's future generations face a growing threat from malnutrition with one in 10 young children affected in a country grappling with multiple...

96,000 Children Affected from Earthquake in Herat: UNICEF - Vimarsana News

96,000 Children Affected from Earthquake in Herat: UNICEF

The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) said that the last earthquake in Herat affected 96,000 children. 

UNICEF: 96,000 quake-affected children in Afghanistan need help to survive winter - Vimarsana News

UNICEF: 96,000 quake-affected children in Afghanistan need help to survive winter

The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) said that the last earthquake in Herat affected 96,000 children