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Over 14,000 children die of drowning in Bangladesh each year: WHO, UNICEF-Xinhua

Over 14,000 children die of drowning in Bangladesh each year: WHO, UNICEF-Xinhua
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Over 14,000 children die of drowning in Bangladesh annually: WHO, UNICEF – Dhaka Mirror

Over 14,000 children die of drowning in Bangladesh annually: WHO, UNICEF – Dhaka Mirror
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Over 14,000 kids drown in B'desh every year: WHO, Unicef

Drowning has become the second leading cause of death among children under the age of five in Bangladesh and the country reports over 14,000 such fatalities every year, the World Health Organization (WHO) and Unicef said in a joint statement.In .

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Over 14,000 kids drown in B'desh every year: WHO, Unicef - INDIA New England News

Over 14,000 kids drown in B'desh every year: WHO, Unicef - INDIA New England News
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Each drowning death is preventable: WHO, Unicef

WHO and Unicef, today, on World Drowning Prevention Day, called on the Government, development partners, communities and individuals to each do their part to raise awareness and prevent the untimely deaths of thousands of children across the country. Each year, over 14,000 children in Bangladesh die due to drowning, reads a press release.  Although largely unrecognized,

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