
Heatwave Crisis: Half-Year of Extreme Temperatures Threatens 500 Million Children
Nearly 500 million children in West and Central Africa face over half a year in extreme heat. UNICEF urges immediate government action to protect vulnerable youth.
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Nearly 500 million children in West and Central Africa face over half a year in extreme heat. UNICEF urges immediate government action to protect vulnerable youth.
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