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UNICEF says humanitarian aid ‘critical’ in southern Lebanon

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UNICEF official Elias Diab stated that humanitarian aid is critical in southern Lebanon, where hospitals in isolated areas are cut off and in need of life-saving supplies. He reiterated calls for a ceasefire to protect hospitals, children, and communities, emphasizing that current aid levels are insufficient.
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UNICEF official Elias Diab has reiterated calls for a ceasefire, saying that hospitals in “hard-to-reach” areas of southern Lebanon are “cut off” from the rest of the country, making humanitarian convoys “critical to sustain people”. “UNICEF teams are on the ground, delivering life-saving medical supplies, safe water, hygiene kits, and baby kits to support overwhelmed health facilities and families living in isolation,” the Lebanon branch wrote in a post to X.

UNICEF says humanitarian aid ‘critical’ in southern Lebanon
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