CLEAN : Save the Children boss calls for a 48 hour ceasefire in Aleppo

The video discusses the critical humanitarian crisis in Aleppo, where 100,000 children face severe threats due to limited access to clean water, food, and shelter. Health facilities are under attack, leading to life-threatening conditions like diarrhea. Many injuries, especially among children, remain untreated due to a lack of medical expertise. The speaker urges a 48-hour ceasefire to deliver aid and evacuate the most injured, highlighting the vulnerability of those unable to leave the besieged city.

What are some of the basic necessities that children in Aleppo lack access to?

• Luxury goods and services

• Transportation and entertainment

• Education and internet

• Clean water, food, and shelter

Why is diarrhea a significant health risk for children in Aleppo?

• Because it is a common illness everywhere

• Due to the lack of clean water and weakened health

• Because of the abundance of medical facilities

• Due to the availability of clean water

What types of injuries are commonly seen in Aleppo due to bombardment?

• Sports injuries

• Injuries from natural disasters

• Injuries to limbs, head, and burns

• Animal bites

What percentage of the injuries in Aleppo are children?

• All of them

• A quarter

• Half

• At least one-third

What is the proposed solution to help the people in Aleppo?

• A 48-hour ceasefire to provide aid

• A permanent ceasefire

• Evacuation of all residents

• Increased military intervention