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"A group of 10 critically ill and injured children have been evacuated from Gaza to the UK for urgent NHS medical treatment, the government has announced. The children arrived in the UK along with their immediate families, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) confirmed. The evacuations of 10 children and 50 companions were assissted by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Their arrival comes as part of a scheme in which up to 300 young people will enter the UK for free medical care. More children will be arriving in the UK for care in the coming weeks."
"The malnutrition indicator in Gaza has exceeded the famine threshold, according to Ted Chaiban, Unicef's deputy executive director for humanitarian action and supply operations (Middle East Images) Health and Social Care secretary, Wes Streeting, said: "No one can fail to be distressed by the devastating impact the war has had on the children of Gaza, and I cannot imagine the fear and anguish their families have endured. It is a soul-destroying situation that compels us to act. "Every child deserves the chance to heal, to"
Ten critically ill children from Gaza arrived in the UK with their immediate families for urgent NHS medical treatment, the Department of Health and Social Care confirmed. The evacuations of 10 children and 50 companions were assisted by the World Health Organisation as part of a scheme to bring up to 300 young people to the UK for free medical care, with more arrivals expected in coming weeks. The malnutrition indicator in Gaza has exceeded the famine threshold, according to Ted Chaiban, Unicef's deputy executive director for humanitarian action and supply operations. Health and Social Care secretary Wes Streeting described the situation as soul-destroying and called for action. Families continue to face fear, anguish and urgent medical need.
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