Security Council condemns Houthi strikes on Saudi airport that killed 13 people
In a presidential statement, the Security Council also affirmed Saudi Arabia's right to self-defence and called on states to keep arms from the Houthis.
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Afghanistan hunger reaches record levels, with 15.9 million people in acute food insecurity
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, a global hunger monitor, projects 19.2 million people in acute food insecurity during the winter lean season. The World Food Programme and the Food and Agriculture Organization are asking for urgent funding.
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Kenya confirms second Bundibugyo Ebola case; WHO reports no lasting decline in DR Congo
The World Health Organization says a 39-year-old relative of Kenya's first Ebola patient has tested positive. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the agency says transmission remains high five months after the outbreak was declared.
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WHO says Russian strikes destroyed more than $1.5 million of UN health supplies in Ukraine
The World Health Organization says four strikes on warehouses used by the UN since July destroyed medicines and supplies. It has verified more than 3,300 attacks on health care in Ukraine since February 2022.
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Migration agency says 57.000 Colombia quake survivors could lose aid
The International Organization for Migration, a United Nations agency, says it has received 6,5 million dollars of the 30 million dollars it requested. It also warns that El Niño is adding new risks for people still recovering from the August earthquake.