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https://www.unicef.org.uk/press-releases/ 01-03-2011 16:50:24
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Vaccines have saved six lives a minute.
Every minute.
For five decades.
Let’s not stop now. Speak up and tell leaders it’s time for immunisation for all. #HumanlyPossible
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154 million lives saved through immunization.
That’s 6 lives a minute for 5 decades.
Amazing.
And though you probably don’t remember the exact moment you were immunized, you’re part of this incredible achievement.
Tell leaders to invest in vaccines today. #HumanlyPossible
It's #WorldImmunizationWeek
Every minute, every day over the last 50 years, #immunization saved over 6 lives. It is one of humanity's greatest achievements.
Yet there’s more work to do. We’ve eradicated smallpox, it’s time now to eliminate malaria, polio, cervical cancer and…
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At least three children aged 6, 8 and 14 have reportedly been killed in yet another horrific attack in the Dnipro region earlier today.
Read statement by UNICEF’s Regional Director for UNICEF Europe and Central Asia, Regina De Dominicis tinyurl.com/ye8nf8wc
“For the sake of #EveryChild , I urge the parties to the conflict to release all Israeli hostages, implement an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and facilitate unfettered humanitarian access'
Full statement by Catherine Russell Catherine Russell below:
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'From his hospital bed in Khan Younis, Yousef asked me to relay this, “Stop the war, it's enough. We are children; what is our fault? I took this shot; what is my fault for suffering like this?” ' Tess Ingram - UNICEF spokesperson
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'I met so many children who are malnourished.'
Tess Ingram, a Unicef Communication Specialist working in the Gaza Strip, tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy that a seven-year-old boy she met had 'been living on grass'.
'Around the world [...] grave violations against children continue. The denial of humanitarian access is a particularly pervasive, multifaceted, and complex grave violation.' Words by UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban
Read more below: tinyurl.com/bdep8vjz
“Access to humanitarian aid must be safe. Humanitarian workers providing aid along civilians need to be protected in the environment of a conflict” Tess Ingram