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UNICEF representative: At least 250,000 children severely affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica
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8:58Now PlayingUNICEF representative for Kingston, Jamaica, Olga Isaza spoke about the struggles at least 250,000 children will have to face after Hurricane Melissa devastated the island. Isaza said the priorities and concerns for UNICEF are water, sanitation, hygiene and food for the children in affected areas.
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