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- War, an aid blockade, and deliberate looting by Eritrean soldiers, has left Tigray’s health system on life support.
- Dozens of protesters have been killed during more than a month of ongoing demonstrations. The UN is calling for an inquiry. Here’s some background:
00:00 - Police in Kashmir have charged photojournalist Masrat Zahra, a @newhumanitarian contributor, under India’s Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. She is accused of uploading “anti-national posts” to social media.
- War, an aid blockade, and deliberate looting by Eritrean soldiers, has left Tigray’s health system on life support.
- “This isn’t like the 21st century anymore; it’s more like the 16th or 17th. Patients just die in front of your eyes.” @FredHarter reports from Ethiopia:
- “If we continue like this, I don’t think the food we have will last us even a month.” @thinink examines Myanmar’s food fears as prices soar and conflict flares:
- “This isn’t like the 21st century anymore; it’s more like the 16th or 17th. Patients just die in front of your eyes.” @FredHarter reports from Ethiopia:
- A survey by the regional health bureau said 90 percent of Tigray’s 40 hospitals and roughly 1,000 smaller clinics have been damaged.
00:00- Exclusive🧵: Egyptian authorities are conducting mass deportations of thousands of Sudanese refugees fleeing a war zone and one of the world’s worst humanitarian emergencies. The New Humanitarian and the Refugees Platform in Egypt (@rpegyorg) have been investigating the
- Replying to @newhumanitarianAerial comparison photo of damaged bridge in Palu in Indonesia's Central Sulawesi, following earthquake and tsunami. Pic from Indonesia's disaster management agency, @BNPB_Indonesia, via @AHACentre
- A survey by the regional health bureau said 90 percent of Tigray’s 40 hospitals and roughly 1,000 smaller clinics have been damaged.
- “There is nowhere on Earth where the health of millions of people is more under threat.” That is how the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, described the current situation in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region.
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