UNICEF says children worldwide face higher risks of disease, malnutrition and violence as attacks on water and sanitation systems increase.
Children globally are facing increased dangers to their health and safety as attacks targeting water and sanitation systems rise sharply, according to Africanews. The risks include a greater likelihood of disease and malnutrition, as well as exposure to violence, Africanews reported. UNICEF is now urging conflict parties, governments and humanitarian actors to regard water and sanitation systems as essential civilian infrastructure that saves lives.
Source: Africanews.
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