The global charity for children has released a statement saying more than 590,000 kids are to receive polio vaccinations in Gaza, where “tens of thousands of children have missed routine immunizations” during 16 months of the Israeli war. Ahmad Alhendawi, Middle East regional director of Save the Children, said although this vaccination campaign is “a crucial step”, it is still “not enough” because thousands of children have missed out on essential vaccines, are malnourished and are living in dire conditions.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Medics unable to reach wounded in Khan Younis

Paramedics in Khan Younis were unable to reach areas where they were…

Two babies freeze to death in Syrian IDPs

It was reported that two children died overnight due to severe cold…

Death toll from Israeli strike on house in Beit Lahia rises to 25

The death toll from a dawn Israeli air strike on a house…

Lebanon to file complaint against Israel at UNSC over Beirut air strike

Lebanon said it will lodge a complaint against Israel at the United…