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9 million children could die in a decade unless world acts on pneumonia, leading agencies warn

9 million children could die in a decade unless world acts on pneumonia, leading agencies warn

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GAVI AND THE EU: A PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE

GAVI AND THE EU: A PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE

 Locust infestation, Somalia

Plague of locusts ravages three East African countries as region prepares for another year of hunger

Plague of locusts ravages three East African countries as region prepares for another year of hunger

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PHILIPPINES: Erupting volcano may leave children homeless for months, warns Save the Children

PHILIPPINES: Erupting volcano may leave children homeless for months, warns Save the Children

Families eating and resting at Bauan Cockpit Arena which now serves as an evacuation centre

More than 20,000 children evacuated from the ‘danger zone’ around erupting volcano

More than 20,000 children evacuated from the ‘danger zone’ around erupting volcano

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At least 78 children died of Dengue related illness in Yemen

At least 78 children died of Dengue related illness in Yemen

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SAVE THE CHILDREN STATEMENT ON THE RENEWAL OF THE UN CROSS BORDER RESOLUTION

SAVE THE CHILDREN STATEMENT ON THE RENEWAL OF THE UN CROSS BORDER RESOLUTION

Displacement camp in Idlib, North West Syria

Syria: one child dies each day during conflict escalations in Idlib

Syria: one child dies each day during conflict escalations in Idlib

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