UN: World Health Organization report finds attacks on health facilities kill nearly 1000

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World Health Organization officials have announced that nearly 1000
people have been killed over the past two years in health centers
worldwide, with almost 40 per cent of them in Syria.

A new report from the United Nations health agency - its first on the
topic - says well over half of the attacks were intentional.

UN Correspondent Laura Cantekin has the details.

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