10,000s of children could die in Sudan without more aid: UN ...Kuwait

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The war raging in Sudan could leave over 700,000 children severely malnourished this year, the UN said on Friday, warning tens of thousands could die unless aid was dramatically increased. The United Nations children's agency UNICEF urged the world to stop turning a blind eye to the catastrophe sparked by the 10-month civil war. "The consequences of the past 300 days means that more than 700,000 children are likely to suffer from the deadliest form of malnutrition this year," spokesman James Elder told reporters in Geneva. "We won't be able to treat more than 300,000 of them without improved access and additional support," said Elder, just back from a trip to Sudan.

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