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weak confidence 4 sources extractive

Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Wasim Stouta, a displaced karate black belt from Aleppo, opens up a school and a dojo in the opposition-held town of Jeineh to help vulnerable children. [1]

Card Zenari: Siria en riesgo de una catástrofe humanitaria, la Iglesia hospital de campaña La ofensiva en Idlib ha causado unos 700.000 nuevos desplazados en dos meses. [2]

The silent slaughter of civilians - including children - killed by landmines According to Halo Trust since early December, coinciding with the fall of Assad, at least 144 people have been killed, including 27 children. [3]

'La guerra en Siria no ha terminado’; hay más desesperación que esperanza El país ingresa en el décimo año del conflicto y la situación sigue siendo crítica. Hospitales de rodillas, cientos de miles de víctimas y nuevas emergencias humanitarias. [4]

Note: This briefing is based on limited source coverage. The evidence may be incomplete or outdated.

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