Children starving to death in northern Gaza – WHO

The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a report stating that children in northern Gaza are currently facing severe malnutrition and are at risk of starving to death. The situation is said to be reaching a critical point, with aid organizations struggling to provide necessary food and medical supplies to those in need.

The conflict in Gaza has made it difficult for humanitarian aid to reach those most vulnerable, particularly children. According to the WHO report, the lack of access to proper nutrition and medical care has resulted in a sharp increase in cases of malnutrition, particularly among young children.

The report urges immediate action to address this crisis and calls on governments and organizations to provide the necessary resources to prevent further suffering and loss of life. It is crucial that the international community come together to support the people of Gaza, particularly the children who are most at risk.

Our thoughts are with those affected by this tragedy, and we hope that urgent action will be taken to save the lives of the children in northern Gaza.