Health

UNICEF warns that one of the strongest El Niños on record could bring unusually wet or dry months to children in nearly 100 countries…

A week after the flood, UNICEF warned that thousands of children in Nepal had no safe water, toilets or way to stay clean.

Cholera spread to new parts of Sudan, while in Gaza more than a million children faced uncertain access to water every day.

After heavy rain flooded Ghana’s capital, health officials warned that rubbish in the water could spread cholera.

This year’s World Water Day is about women and girls, the people who most often carry the water and least often decide how it…

January’s floods damaged toilets, wells and clinics. A month later, cholera was rising from Mozambique to Namibia.

The floodwater has gone, but in Indonesia’s Aceh province, hundreds of thousands of people still can’t go home.