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A report by the UN children agency UNICEF says extreme weather events displaced more than 43 million children worldwide over a 5-year period from 2016.
More than half of those affected by storms, floods, droughts, and wild fires were in the Philippines, India, and China.
The study warns that as the planet warms, millions of more children will need support.
Reina Canal is from UNICEF: We need to direct our effort and attention to invest in early warning systems in the most at-risk communities.
We need to indesign (規定する) and invest in schools and health facilities that withstand these kinds of shocks, typhoons, cyclones, and floods.
They are accelerating, they’re becoming more intense, they’re becoming more frequent, and they will be affecting a growing number of children.
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