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In this week’s show, the UN ramps up aid for eastern Afghanistan, where communities are reeling after its deadliest earthquake in decades. In Nigeria, the humanitarian crisis in the northeast still needs all our attention, as we’ll hear aid chief Matthias Schmale – but it’s far from the only place where that’s the case, according to a new UNICEF alert. And in Ukraine, the targeting of cultural treasures must stop, says UNESCO chief Audrey Azoulay.


This content originally appeared on UN News and was authored by Daniel Johnson, UN News - Geneva.

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[1] ➤ https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/wfp-rapidly-deploys-food-and-logistics-equipment-earthquake-hit-eastern-afghanistan[2] Nigeria | OCHA ➤ https://www.unocha.org/nigeria[3] UNICEF on X: "The war in Ukraine is helping drive a global food crisis. As #G7 leaders meet, we’re calling for urgent funds to prevent, detect and treat child hunger and malnutrition. https://t.co/X7tDLB3ckf" / X ➤ https://twitter.com/UNICEF/status/1539881262739062784?cxt=HHwWgIC83bH24N4qAAAA[4] Ukraine crisis | Over 150 heritage sites destroyed since Russian invasion: U.N. report - The Hindu ➤ https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/ukraine-crisis-over-150-heritage-sites-destroyed-since-russian-invasion-un-report/article65556983.ece