Emergency aid needs set to rise by 17% to 274 million, UN humanitarians warn

Geneva, Swizerland (PANA) - A total of 274 million people worldwide will need emergency aid and protection in 2022, a 17 per cent increase compared to last year, UN humanitarians said on Thursday

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