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Author: Radoslaw Rzehak

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Assorted chiuldren's belongings on the ground
Going to school — a nightmare for Aleppo’s children

Going to school — a nightmare for Aleppo’s children

Children in emergencies

By Radoslaw Rzehak

Story also available in: Français العربية
At 08:30 a.m. as I was starting my day in the office, logging into my computer when the sad news came in – a mortar struck children on their way to the Hatem Al Ta’i primary school. I immediately rushed to the hospital with my UNICEF colleagues. We saw a large crowd standing outside, many crying loudly. As we entered the hospital, we… Read more →←

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