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UNICEF warned that drone attacks, drought and the effects of El Niño are worsening hunger and malnutrition and threatening the lives of millions of children in Sudan. It said power stations were hit in daily strikes during the last week of October, disrupting water pumping and treatment, leaving vaccines and medicines stranded, and harming irrigation for crops. The organization’s spokesperson, James Elder, said that rising prices and the missed grain-planting season were making food difficult to obtain. UNICEF has treated hundreds of thousands of children for malnutrition and provided health care to around 2.5 million people. The organization called for an end to attacks on children and civilian infrastructure, safe access for humanitarian workers and supplies, the protection of civilians, and an end to the flow of weapons.
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