Humanitarian organizations welcome new maritime corridor

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Humanitarian organizations welcome new maritime corridor

TRT World speaks to UNICEF Spokesperson Ricardo Pires, who says the new maritime humanitarian corridor will offer welcomed aid, but the most direct path to helping Gazan is via roads, and the aid trucks already waiting at border crossings.

March 8, 2024