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https://www.savethechildren.org.au/media/media-releases 15-11-2018 03:09:49
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COMMENT: 60+ people killed in #Afghanistan ’s second flash flood in a week. “Children are always the most vulnerable & the most affected in any disaster. Our mobile health clinic is heading to support families, working with local partners to assess other needs.' - Save the Children in Afghanistan.
MEDIA RELEASE: Children and their families are living under trees or in the ruins of their homes after the recent #afghanistanfloods . 'Now everything is ruined. You want to put your head in your hands and shout and cry,' said 12-year-old Firoza* who survived but lost her home.
MEDIA RELEASE: 'Children are scared. Many have lost everything – not only their homes, but their schools and the places where they play. They have lost everything that’s familiar,' said Save the Children in Afghanistan Country Director, Arshad Malik.
MEDIA RELEASE: Flash floods in Northern #Afghanistan have killed at least 200 people including children. ‘Lives & livelihoods have been washed away. The flash floods tore through villages, sweeping away homes. Children have lost everything.' Arshad Malik @Scafghanistan
VLOG: 'People in #Rafah are terrified, have to make extremely difficult choices to stay & face potential conflicts on their doorstep, or to leave and face an uncertain future where there is no land nor safe space for children.' Rachael Cummings, Save the Children International Team Leader #Gaza .
MEDIA RELEASE: Risk of Australian-made weapons being used to commit grave violations against children in #Gaza . 26,000 children have been killed or injured in seven months of war.Save the Children Australia calls for Australian Government to officially ban all military exports to Israel.
MEDIA RELEASE: QLD takes backwards step by removing detention as last resort for children. “This kneejerk response threatens to cause further harm to children, communities & hamper progress on youth justice reform in the state,” Save the Children Australia's Mena Waller.
HAITI: 600 children daily have fled Port-au-Prince since early March due to deadly gang violence. “They are risking their lives & witnessing things no one should - heavy gunfire, dead bodies, rape,” Chantal Imbeault, Country Director Save the Children in Haiti
TANZANIA: Three weeks of devastating rains have killed 58 people including four children. “More children likely to be affected as rains near their peak in coming days. We need more resources to provide food and other essentials,' Save the Children Tanzania Country Director, Angela Kauleni.