UNICEF: Myanmar needs US$208mil urgently by 2024 to support million of children affected by the conflict


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YANGON (Eleven Media Group/ANN): UNICEF Myanmar announced an urgent need for US$208 million by 2024 to support children affected by the conflict in Myanmar.

After almost three years since 2021 in Myanmar, there is an unprecedented rise in conflicts that have resulted in civilians forced to flee from their homes, the economic downturn, the health system facing difficulties, and the loss of many livelihoods.

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