Insufficient funding shuts down Iraq's health services

The World Health Organization has reported 84% of Iraq's health
programs - put in place by humanitarian agencies - have closed due to
major funding deficits.

According to the UN's health body, 184 front line health services in
10 of Iraq's provinces have stopped providing care.

Mimi Chiahemen has more from the UN headquarters in New York


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