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UN Reports Over 60,000 Children in Gaza Facing Malnutrition; 91% of Population in Full-Blown Famine

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Updated Apr 15, 2025, 08:54 AM

The United Nations has raised alarms over a severe malnutrition crisis in the Gaza Strip, indicating that over 60,000 children under five are at grave risk. Sigrid Kaag, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, emphasized that these alarming numbers stem from the ongoing Israeli blockade, which has exacerbated food insecurity in the region. Reports indicate that 91% of Gaza's population is facing extreme food insecurity, with some NGOs describing the situation as a full-blown famine. The humanitarian crisis is deepening, with urgent care needed for the affected children, highlighting the dire conditions faced by the population amid ongoing conflict.

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91% of Gaza’s population is facing extreme food insecurity Palestinian NGO warns ‘this is no longer a crisis—it’s a full-blown famine’ with 60,000 children needing urgent care and a generation at risk of irreversible harm https://t.co/G1ulVOKOh0

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In Gaza, where the humanitarian disaster deepens every day, tiny 9-kilogram Osama, unable to meet his health and nutrition needs because of the closed border gates Israel keeps, is desperately struggling to hold on to life. https://t.co/gZeUtjWmyZ