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Armed men entered a World Food Programme distribution site and assaulted two drivers delivering supplies. A UN official condemned the incident while noting broader access constraints in the territory.
moneycontrol.comUndersecretary Dr. Ali Babiker Sayed Ahmed and UN official Rosaria Bruno discussed cooperation on health services and cholera control in Khartoum. Senior ministry officials attended the July 12 meeting.
upi.com@ABC reported that twin earthquakes on June 24 killed 3,889 people and left 18,000 homeless. Mobile clinics in La Guaira now treat rising cases of skin conditions, diarrhea, and chronic diseases.
rte.ieTwin quakes struck the coastal state on 24 June. The government reported the toll on Saturday while the UN appealed for $300 million in aid.
winnipegfreepress.comThe UN World Food Programme and South Sudan government launched the plan on 10 July 2026 in Eastern Equatoria state. It provides cash aid to 52,751 people and early warnings to more than 65,000 others ahead of expected dry conditions.
news.sky.comThe European Parliament on July 9 passed a resolution calling for the Rapid Support Forces to be designated a terrorist organization. It condemned atrocities during the siege of El-Obeid and urged sanctions plus expanded humanitarian aid.
Abc NewsThe Bundibugyo variant has now reached additional provinces and crossed into Uganda. Government data show continued growth nearly two months after the first confirmed case.
Abc NewsTwin earthquakes last month killed 3,811 people and damaged or destroyed more than 1,000 buildings. Relief services now report increased cases of skin conditions, diarrhea, and requests for chronic-disease medications.
unicornriot.ninjaMohammed al-Wahidi, 65, died Tuesday when an Israeli missile hit the taxi he rode in Sabra, Gaza City. Three others died with him, including two boys aged eight and ten.
At least 3,535 people died and 16,700 were injured in the June 24 earthquakes. Three hospitals suffered critical damage and thousands of residents lost access to regular medical care.
citizen.co.zaMaria De Sousa and her parents are coping with the deaths of her grandmother and cousin after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. The family faces uncertainty over returning home amid infrastructure damage and medication shortages.
abcnews.go.comThe Pope arrived in Lampedusa and urged comprehensive steps to support migrants. The visit focused on conditions at the Italian island that serves as an arrival point for sea crossings from North Africa.
globalnews.caAuthorities on Friday raised the confirmed death toll to 2,645 and said more than 12,000 people were wounded. The UN estimates up to 50,000 remain missing nine days after the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude quakes struck the coast.
en.antaranews.comU.S. military units transported ten Marine Corps vehicles and other supplies to Venezuela on Friday. The deliveries support relief operations after twin earthquakes last week killed nearly 2,000 people.
The IndependentA McDonald's in Caraballeda has served as a makeshift hospital and pet recovery site after two earthquakes struck northern Venezuela on June 24. Volunteers have treated people and animals inside the restaurant while owners search for pets lost in collapsed buildings.
news.google.comAllAfrica reported that thousands of immigrants moved from the Musina showgrounds to the Proefplaas Farm centre 20 km outside town. The new site offers shelter and basic services while food shortages and lack of bathing facilities persist. Government ministers inspected operation…
Nbc NewsAn aid worker stated that thousands of people need medical attention following last week's twin earthquakes in Venezuela. The country's healthcare system was already under pressure before the disaster occurred.
news.sky.comSudanese troops have surrounded the city of el-Obeid. Residents face drone strikes and limited access to supplies while peace talks remain stalled.
india.comFour officers from Venezuela's national police service were arrested after being accused of taking valuables from rubble in the northern state of La Guaira. The arrests occurred eight days after twin earthquakes killed at least 2,295 people and injured more than 11,000.
deadline.comA government report released in June showed the survival rate for children with cancer fell to 65 percent from 85 percent after energy restrictions began in January. Hospitals face shortages of fuel, spare parts, and medical supplies that have disrupted cancer care and other serv…
Two magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, killing more than 1,700 people and injuring over 5,000. Rescue teams pulled survivors from rubble six days later while hospitals reached 900 percent capacity.
freepressjournal.inThe World Food Programme requested $50 million for three months of emergency food aid in Venezuela. The appeal follows United Nations warnings on hunger and disease risks for survivors of last week's twin earthquakes.
The IndependentHumanitarian organizations have issued an urgent appeal for shelter, food, water and medical supplies after two earthquakes struck Venezuela. The death toll stands at 1,700 with 46,000 people still missing.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on countries to cover a $100 million shortfall for UNRWA. The agency has cut services and faces an existential crisis after donor pauses and staff reductions.
Twin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes struck Venezuela last week, killing at least 1,943 people and injuring more than 10,571. NASA satellite analysis indicates the destruction may exceed official counts, with tens of thousands still missing.
The IndependentSearch operations continued five days after back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela. The government reported more than 1,700 deaths while relief groups warned the critical rescue period had passed.
A magnitude 4.6 aftershock struck Caracas and La Guaira early Monday. The tremor interrupted rescue work and prompted residents to leave buildings. The twin earthquakes last week killed at least 1,450 people.
Al JazeeraLate rescues continued Sunday in areas hit by twin earthquakes, including a 60-year-old woman freed after 86 hours. More than 50,000 people remain reported missing and the confirmed death toll stands at 1,430.
Financial TimesThe death toll from a recent earthquake in Venezuela has increased. Officials have drawn criticism for the pace of relief efforts.
apnews.comA major earthquake struck Venezuela, leaving at least 920 people dead and prompting rescue operations across affected areas. More than two dozen countries have sent humanitarian assistance to support recovery efforts.
thehindu.comTwo Turkish Air Force Airbus A400M Atlas aircraft left for Venezuela with 67 personnel and equipment. The detachment includes teams from multiple Turkish agencies and two search dogs.
pravdareport.comC-17 cargo aircraft have delivered U.S. urban search and rescue personnel and equipment to Venezuela following two major earthquakes. The U.S. Southern Command is coordinating the response with the State Department.
citynews1130.comThe United Nations aid chief told AFP that more than 50,000 people remain unaccounted for following recent earthquakes in Venezuela. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess damage and search for survivors.
enr.comA major earthquake struck Venezuela, causing widespread damage and prompting an international humanitarian response. Officials and relief organizations are assessing the scale of destruction and coordinating assistance.
news.sky.comA Colombian urban search-and-rescue team left for earthquake-affected Venezuela on June 26 aboard two military aircraft. The group included personnel from the army, navy, national police and civil defense along with more than 12 tons of supplies. @sentdefender reported the depart…
Nbc News@MarioNawfal reported that two strong earthquakes hit Venezuela's coast on June 25. Multi-story buildings suffered heavy damage or collapsed in Maiquetía and La Guaira. Tens of thousands lack homes, power, food and water as rescues continue.
hrw.orgAn Airbus A320-233 operated by Mexico-based airline Volaris left El Salvador carrying humanitarian supplies, search-and-rescue workers, and military medical teams. The flight is headed to Venezuela following an earthquake there.
shtfplan.comAn opposition-backed website reports more than 41,000 people missing after back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela overnight on Wednesday. World Central Kitchen is providing hot meals to those affected.
The IndependentTwo shallow earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 struck west of Caracas on June 24. Venezuela declared a state of emergency while the United States deployed search and rescue teams from Virginia and California.
Al JazeeraBack-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday, killing at least 164 people and injuring nearly 1,000. The United States said it is coordinating with Venezuelan authorities to send search and rescue teams along with medical and humanitarian supplies.
france24.comAn Iskander ballistic missile struck a warehouse in Dnipro on May 20, 2026, killing two workers and destroying U.N. humanitarian supplies. A second strike five days later hit World Food Programme stocks in the same city.
upi.comPope Leo XIV visited the World Food Programme headquarters in Rome on 22 June 2026. He urged greater international resources to address hunger and linked food security to reduced geopolitical instability. AllAfrica reported the visit and statements.
al-monitor.comThe United Nations recorded more than 117 million people displaced by violence. ShelterBox USA president Kerri Murray discussed the group's response in a CNN interview on June 20, 2026.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewTom Fletcher told the UN Security Council on June 18 that average daily aid deliveries have reached 100 since the October 10 ceasefire but remain far below what international law requires.
The IndependentThe FAO and WFP report 266 million people already face high levels of acute food insecurity. Conflict, funding cuts, and El Niño are cited as primary drivers.
citizen.co.zaHundreds of thousands of displaced Syrians remain in makeshift shelters after the Assad regime fell. Living conditions in northwest camps continue to worsen as global aid declines.
citizen.co.zaResidents at the Kigonze camp near Bunia report dry water taps and damaged latrines while health officials warn of Ebola risk. The camp houses at least 11,700 displaced people with no confirmed cases so far.
Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia lack legal work rights and face restricted access to medical care. A free clinic run by Medecins sans Frontieres in Penang now turns patients away after U.S. foreign aid cuts reduced other services. Malaysia has not signed the 19…
Fox NewsThe United Nations agency terminated 70 employees in Gaza on Friday following a U.S. investigation that referred more than 100 staff for suspension or dismissal over alleged Hamas ties.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewAn internal investigation found cases of sexual exploitation of refugees, including underage girls, in exchange for food, jobs and aid near the Sudanese border.
EuronewsA vessel from Cartagena reached Havana on Friday carrying food, medicine and solar panels. The delivery follows new U.S. sanctions on Cuba’s state oil company and recent power outages.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewDoctors Without Borders provided mobile clinics and mental health support after armed attacks in northern Mozambique displaced more than 15,000 people. The organization is now phasing out emergency services and donating medicines to local health posts.
Al JazeeraA 25-year-old factory worker in northern Lebanon balances aid work for southern refugees with the threat of losing her only income.
sabcnews.comThe agency recorded a decline in new displacements during 2025. Officials said the long-term refugee situation remains unresolved.
france24.comThe confirmed case count in the current Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo has reached 515 across three provinces. The outbreak is caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain, which has no approved treatment or vaccines.
koreatimes.co.krThe shipment of medical equipment and agricultural supplies reached North Korea's Nampho port on May 4. The 160 million won project marks the first phase of renewed cooperation between Jeju and Pyongyang.
Al JazeeraA five-day pediatric heart surgery camp at the Cardiac and Vascular Diseases and Kidney Transplant Center in Taiz treated 110 children from across Yemen between May 16 and 21.
The United Nations humanitarian agency increased its funding request for Lebanon to nearly $640 million for the next six months. Officials cited ongoing displacement, rising prices, and damage to health and education services.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewResidents in Michigan suburbs are directing earnings from catering businesses and planning events to support relatives in Lebanon amid the latest round of fighting.
news.google.comElsa Softic, deputy chief of operations at Première Urgence Internationale, described the group's work supporting civilians affected by the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.