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Malnutrition in Pakistan: Over 40% of children under five suffer from stunted growth

By France24
21 November 2023   |   3:09 am
At least 40 per cent of Pakistan children have stunted growth a year after devastating floods. The futures of a generation of children in Pakistan remain “seriously compromised” a year after devastating floods, with an estimated 40 per cent of children suffering from stunted growth.

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