Sentence examples for face malnutrition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simmons argued today that unless the government's freeze on the charity's assets was lifted, many impoverished Muslims overseas would face malnutrition or even death this winter.

Children displaced by violence in Timor-Leste face malnutrition and harsh conditions DILI, Timor-Leste, 3 August 2006 – Little Nevia Nunes huddled close to her mother's breast, her eyes half-open, her face a picture of exhaustion.

Kenya: Worst drought in years threatens children NAIROBI, 19 December 2005 - UNICEF called urgent attention today to thousands of children in northern Kenya who face malnutrition due to deepening drought.

Key facts: 1.5 million children and women face malnutrition 30 million displaced or homeless from flooding 2004 floods the worst for six years "They simply can't afford to buy the nutritious food that they know their children need," says UNICEF's Nutrition Project Officer Harriet Torlesse.

2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001-1999 Statement on Harry Belafonte Statement on Harry Belafonte's recent comments Kenya: Worst drought in years threatens children NAIROBI, 19 December 2005 - UNICEF called urgent attention today to thousands of children in northern Kenya who face malnutrition due to deepening drought.

Poorer people are facing malnutrition and hunger.

We have cases of diarrhoea, pneumonia and also many children facing malnutrition.

Half a million pregnant women and nursing mothers are also facing malnutrition with serious consequences for their children.

The region's children are facing malnutrition that surpasses WHO's emergency threshold, with over 17 per cent of the under-five population suffering from global acute malnutrition.

More than 56,000 children aged under 5 are facing malnutrition in the Somali and Oromiya regions of southern Ethiopia right now – a number that is expected to climb sharply as the drought worsens.

More than 56,000 under-five children are facing malnutrition in the Somali and Oromiya regions of southern Ethiopia – a number that is expected to rise sharply as the drought worsens.