A survey by the regional health bureau said 90 percent of Tigray’s 40 hospitals and roughly 1,000 smaller clinics have been damaged. https://t.co/TGkEkJr3OC
A survey by the regional health bureau said 90 percent of Tigray’s 40 hospitals and roughly 1,000 smaller clinics have been damaged. https://t.co/TGkEkJr3OC
A survey by the regional health bureau said 90 percent of Tigray’s 40 hospitals and roughly 1,000 smaller clinics have been damaged. https://t.co/TGkEkJr3OC
“I was scared something bad would happen to us if we stayed,” says Letha. “We had no choice but to escape.”
Letha was seven months pregnant when she made the difficult decision to leave her home in Ethiopia’s #Tigray region without all of her family.
https://t.co/diuDztWlGy
“I was scared something bad would happen to us if we stayed,” says Letha. “We had no choice but to escape.”
Letha was seven months pregnant when she made the difficult decision to leave her home in Ethiopia’s #Tigray region without all of her family.
https://t.co/diuDztWlGy
The catastrophic food insecurity will be further prolonged if seeds and fertilizers are not availed on time to farmers ahead of Kiremt/summer harvest season. In Tigray, 60,000 MT of fertilizers, 50,000 MT of seeds, 40k and 30k litres of pesticides and fungicides required. @UNOCHA
The catastrophic food insecurity will be further prolonged if seeds and fertilizers are not availed on time to farmers ahead of Kiremt/summer harvest season. In Tigray, 60,000 MT of fertilizers, 50,000 MT of seeds, 40k and 30k litres of pesticides and fungicides required. @UNOCHA
Tigray vs other ongoing armed conflicts: "Looking at civilian deaths, for example, the war in Ukraine has resulted in less than 3,000 Ukrainian deaths, according to the UN Human Rights Office, while Tigray has seen upward of 500,000, as per estimates by Ghent University."
Tigray vs other ongoing armed conflicts: "Looking at civilian deaths, for example, the war in Ukraine has resulted in less than 3,000 Ukrainian deaths, according to the UN Human Rights Office, while Tigray has seen upward of 500,000, as per estimates by Ghent University."