The World Health Organization on Tuesday appealed for $1.0 billion in additional funds to help provide life-saving health services to millions in need in conflict-ravaged Syria, Iraq, Central African Republic and South Sudan. "Raging conflict and beleaguered health services are threatening the health of tens of millions of people" in the four countries, WHO said in a statement. The UN health agency asked international do**rs to cough up the funds needed to provide services such as surgery for those wounded in the conflict zones. The rest would help finance the health divisions of other UN agencies and humanitarian organisations, WHO said.
03-03-2015, 04:45 AM
WHO seeks $1 bn more for four conflict-hit countries
The World Health Organization on Tuesday appealed for $1.0 billion in additional funds to help provide life-saving health services to millions in need in conflict-ravaged Syria, Iraq, Central African Republic and South Sudan. "Raging conflict and beleaguered health services are threatening the health of tens of millions of people" in the four countries, WHO said in a statement. The UN health agency asked international do**rs to cough up the funds needed to provide services such as surgery for those wounded in the conflict zones. The rest would help finance the health divisions of other UN agencies and humanitarian organisations, WHO said.
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