Families in flood-hit areas have ‘no alternative but to drink and use potentially disease-ridden water’, UNICEF says.

Families in flood-hit areas have ‘no alternative but to drink and use potentially disease-ridden water’, UNICEF says.
Storm has destroyed water systems and toilets, sparking concerns the country’s deadliest cholera outbreak will worsen.
Twenty years after the war, many Iraqis are suffering the consequences of burn pits the US used to dispose of waste.
Anti-abortion groups are pushing to revoke or suspend approval of pill used in more than half of all US abortions.
A nurse reflects on what it means to be overworked and underpaid in a profession that provides life-saving care.
Health ministry says four-day campaign will cover more than nine million children in 31 of the country’s 34 provinces.
China says it will start issuing all categories of visas to foreigners from Wednesday, March 15, 2023.
The pharmaceutical giant says it will pay $229 in cash for each share of Seagen.
Junior doctors go on strike for three days, protesting against inadequate pay and burnout.
Al Jazeera spoke to people from across the world on how the pandemic affected their and others’ lives.
Scientists lean towards a natural spillover from animals, but China’s opacity means a lab leak can’t be ruled out.
Unanimous House vote sends bill to declassify US intelligence info about COVID origins to US President Joe Biden.
Advocates say fight continues despite rejection of new constitution that would have enshrined reproductive rights.
A spokesperson said that the Senate Republican leader is under observation after suffering from a concussion.