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Targeted attacks on civilians have taken dozens of lives, injured hundreds of people, and provoked mass displacement.

The Confederation calls on all parties to protect civilians and facilitate access to humanitarian aid.

CARE Afghanistan has dispacthed mobile health clinics and is distributing dignity kits and blankets to women and girls impacted by the quake.

Preliminary reports indicate that the earthquakes have resulted in over 25 injuries, 1 fatality, damage to 6 schools, and 350 plus houses and buildings in the affected area.

The decision is a positive step to continue to provide a lifeline for those displaced by the war as well as an opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Over 14,000 people crossed into Armenia - many of whom are now living in critical conditions.

With thousands of families affected by the recent earthquake in the High Atlas mountains sleeping in the open and winter around the corner, dignified shelter is an urgent priority

CARE joins 7 UN agencies and dozens of other civil society organizations in raising the alarm on the dire funding gap impacting humanitarian response efforts in Yemen.

Over 5,000 people have lost their lives, 10,000 are missing and entire cities have been swept away. CARE is assessing the situation and is on standby to assist.