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War, earthquakes, now a risk of cholera – Syria is posing some serious challenges to the Red Cross

War, earthquakes, now a risk of cholera – Syria is posing some serious challenges to the Red Cross

  • Concern voiced by some that Syria has not been able to count on the expected degree of support following the earthquakes
  • The Red Cross had already been monitoring northern Syria due to concerns of an outbreak late last year
By Peter Harrison ·
Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

By Arab News ·
Medics transport a migrant at the port of El-Ketef in southern Tunisia near the border with Libya. The migrant was rescued by Tunisia’s national guard. (File/AFP)

Red Cross to join migrant rescue missions in Mediterranean

By AFP ·
First foreign aid convoy reaches Tigray capital: ICRC

First foreign aid convoy reaches Tigray capital: ICRC

By AFP ·
King Salman receives International Committee of the Red Cross president

King Salman receives International Committee of the Red Cross president

By SPA ·
Conditions in Syria’s Al-Hol camp ’apocalyptic’: Red Cross

Conditions in Syria’s Al-Hol camp ’apocalyptic’: Red Cross

By AFP ·
Venezuela ‘ready for aid,’ says Maduro after Red Cross meeting

Venezuela ‘ready for aid,’ says Maduro after Red Cross meeting

By AFP ·
Yemen prisoner swap terms expected in coming days, says govt delegate

Yemen prisoner swap terms expected in coming days, says govt delegate

By Reuters ·
Red Cross says Gaza health crisis of ‘unprecedented magnitude’

Red Cross says Gaza health crisis of ‘unprecedented magnitude’

By AFP ·
48 killed as Uganda bus rams into tractor and truck

48 killed as Uganda bus rams into tractor and truck

By (AFP) ·
Lebanese Red Cross worker killed in south Yemen shooting

Lebanese Red Cross worker killed in south Yemen shooting

By AFP ·
Yemen Red Cross: More dying from indirect effects of war

Yemen Red Cross: More dying from indirect effects of war

By AP ·
Yemen’s Interior Minister calls to intensify humanitarian efforts in the country

Yemen’s Interior Minister calls to intensify humanitarian efforts in the country

By Arab News ·

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