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25 October 2022

Bolstering efforts to fight cholera in Deir-ez-Zor

Providing access to clean water and sharing critical information on the causes, symptoms, and prevention of cholera

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20 October 2022

Lifesaving supplies arrive in Syria to halt the spread of cholera

UNICEF-supported workers putting down a concrete pipe in a trench in Irbeen city, rural Damascus.

UNICEF rehabilitates sewer networks in Rural Damascus

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) work helps protect children and families in Syria against waterborne diseases

Pumping water

Water doesn't come from a tap

Four things we need to talk about this #WorldWaterDay

Children drink water by their school in Kfaraa as the truck pumps safe drinking water into a tank installed inside the school.

14 November 2018

UNICEF reaches villages in Syria with safe drinking water

For the first time in 4 years, UNICEF reaches 25 villages in rural Hama with safe drinking water

Drinking water systems under repeated and continuous attack in Yemen

UNICEF calls for immediate halt to attacks on water facilities and civilian infrastructure in Yemen

Amid scorching heatwave, access to water and electricity down by one-third in the Gaza Strip

All children in the Gaza Strip are at risk of waterborne diseases; incidence of diarrhea in children under three years old has doubled

UNICEF thanks the State of Kuwait for its support to Yemen’s children

Children account for half of all suspected cholera cases in Yemen

Statement attributable to Meritxell Relaño, UNICEF Representative in Yemen

Statement attributable to Geert Cappelaere UNICEF Regional Director on the spread of cholera in Yemen