On average 11 children killed or injured daily in past week in Lebanon, says UN children’s agency
Since a ceasefire began in April, 55 children have been killed, and 212 injured, according to UNICEF.
On average 11 children killed or injured daily in past week in Lebanon, says UN children’s agency
Since a ceasefire began in April, 55 children have been killed, and 212 injured, according to UNICEF.
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