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Update Over 40 people, including children, killed in Sudan hospital attack, says WHO chief

Over 40 people, including children, killed in Sudan hospital attack, says WHO chief

  • Saturday’s attack on the Al Mujlad Hospital took place in West Kordofan
  • Ghebreyesus called for attacks on health infrastructure to stop
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WHO says Gaza health care at breaking point as fuel runs out video

WHO says Gaza health care at breaking point as fuel runs out

By AFP ·
Saudi Arabia elected vice-chair of WHO executive board

Saudi Arabia elected vice-chair of WHO executive board

By Arab News ·
Argentina ratifies WHO withdrawal during US health chief’s visit

Argentina ratifies WHO withdrawal during US health chief’s visit

By AFP ·
Palestinians to raise flag at WHO for the first time after vote

Palestinians to raise flag at WHO for the first time after vote

By Reuters ·
Aid funding cuts disrupt child vaccinations almost as much as pandemic, says UN

Aid funding cuts disrupt child vaccinations almost as much as pandemic, says UN

By Reuters ·
Special How falling cases of tuberculosis in Iraq reflect a wider health system recovery photos

How falling cases of tuberculosis in Iraq reflect a wider health system recovery

By Sherouk Zakaria ·
WHO countries strike landmark agreement on tackling future pandemics

WHO countries strike landmark agreement on tackling future pandemics

By AFP ·
Pandemic treaty talks inch toward deal

Pandemic treaty talks inch toward deal

By AFP ·
WHO members reach accord ‘in principle’ over how to tackle future pandemics

WHO members reach accord ‘in principle’ over how to tackle future pandemics

By Reuters ·
WHO: Medicine critically low due to Gaza aid block

WHO: Medicine critically low due to Gaza aid block

By Reuters ·
WHO facing $2.5bn gap even after slashing budget: report

WHO facing $2.5bn gap even after slashing budget: report

By AFP ·
Cholera outbreak in Angola has claimed more than 300 lives: WHO

Cholera outbreak in Angola has claimed more than 300 lives: WHO

By AFP ·

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