> > Activist Mailing List - http://users.westnet.gr/~cgian/ > > "U.N. Agencies Tell Of Damage in Iraq." New York Times, 7 January > 99, A6. > Unicef and the World Food Program, two United Nations > agencies that have surveyed damage done to health and > educational facilities by last month's American and British > strikes in Iraq, reported that a water system in Baghdad > that supplied 300,000 people had been hit and disabled. > Unicef has asked for the immediate approval of water > treatment materials from the Security council's sanctions > committee, claiming that the city is facing a shortage of > clean water. The agencies also reported that the strikes > destroyed a rice storage facility, an agricultural school > and several other schools and hospitals.
Activist Mailing List - http://users.westnet.gr/~cgian/ "U.N. Agencies Tell Of Damage in Iraq." New York Times, 7 January 99, A6. Unicef and the World Food Program, two United Nations agencies that have surveyed damage done to health and educational facilities by last month's American and British strikes in Iraq, reported that a water system in Baghdad that supplied 300,000 people had been hit and disabled. Unicef has asked for the immediate approval of water treatment materials from the Security council's sanctions committee, claiming that the city is facing a shortage of clean water. The agencies also reported that the strikes destroyed a rice storage facility, an agricultural school and several other schools and hospitals. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
