UN Reports Ethiopia Aid, Condemns Abyei Drone Strikes, Tracks Heat Risks
WHO scales up health aid in northern Ethiopia, Guterres condemns deadly Abyei drone strikes, and UN agencies launch heat-health indicators for mothers and children.

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The World Health Organization is expanding emergency health operations across Ethiopia's Afar, Amhara and Tigray regions and has delivered more than 71 tonnes of supplies. Separately, the UN Secretary-General condemned drone strikes near Abyei's Amiet Market that killed dozens of civilians, while UN agencies launched indicators tracking extreme heat's effects on pregnancy and newborns.
UN Reports Ethiopia Aid, Condemns Abyei Drone Strikes, Tracks Heat Risks ↗WHO scales up health aid in northern Ethiopia, Guterres condemns deadly Abyei drone strikes, and UN agencies launch heat-health indicators for mothers and children.
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