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UN Warns Gaza's Malnutrition Crisis Could Affect Generations of Newborns
The United Nations warns that malnutrition crises in the Gaza Strip threaten generational health for newborns, emphasizing the urgent need for increased aid to prevent starvation.
- A senior UN official stated that malnutrition among pregnant women and babies in the Gaza Strip could have lasting health effects on future generations.
- During a briefing in New York City, he highlighted that malnutrition would not only affect mothers but also lead to lifelong issues for their newborns.
- The United Nations Population Fund is calling for a surge in aid to address the severe malnutrition crisis in Gaza City and prevent potential starvation.
Why It Matters
This crisis underscores the urgent need for international aid and intervention in the Gaza Strip, as failing to address malnutrition could perpetuate a cycle of poor health and socio-economic instability for generations.