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UNICEF Warns Gaza Malnutrition Gains Are Fragile Amid Supply Disruptions
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UNICEF reported on Friday that progress in reducing malnutrition in Gaza is fragile and at risk of reversal due to supply disruptions. The report found that one in eight children under five suffer from chronic malnutrition, and only a third of children under two have sufficient diets. UNICEF urged that all crossings remain open to prevent further setbacks.
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- UNICEF reported that one in eight children under five in Gaza suffers from chronic malnutrition.
- Only one in three children under two in Gaza are receiving a sufficient diet, UNICEF stated.
- UNICEF warned that supply disruptions could reverse recent gains in tackling malnutrition.
- The UN children's agency urged that all crossings into Gaza must remain open.
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