Millions of Children in Latin America at Risk From El Nino, Says Unicef
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A report by the United Nations Children's Fund estimates that 25.8 million Latin American children and adolescents "are facing increasing risks" due to the El Niño Des phenomenon.
About 25.8 million minors in Latin America suffer from the El Niño phenomenon, alert Unicef
UNICEF and ECLAC warn that 26 million infants in Latin America and the Caribbean face severe risks by El Niño 2026-2027.
Experts predict that El Niño can become the most intense since there are records this year and persist at least until February.
UNICEF today estimated that approximately 25.8 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean face the consequences of the El Niño phenomenon, at a higher risk of malnutrition, exposure to diseases and limitations in access to basic services.
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