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schema:articleBody	UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday bemoaned the failure to heed his call for a ceasefire in conflicts around the world to aid the fight against COVID-19. "A global ceasefire would create conditions for a stronger response to the pandemic and the delivery of humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable people," he said. "I am encouraged by expressions of support. However, this support has not been translated into concrete action. "In some cases, the pandemic may even create incentives for warring parties to press their advantage, or to strike hard while international attention is focused elsewhere." Since his call in March for ceasefires, announcements backing the end of fighting have been made in countries including Afghanistan, the Philippines and Cameroon. Conflicts have continued to rage in Libya, Yemen and elsewhere. Peter Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, told reporters Wednesday that "new and more deadly weapons (are) coming on the battlefields." "This has been a trend which we have observed over the last couple of years," he said, citing a sharp drop in the price of weapons. The latest UN report on civilian casualties recorded more than 20,000 were killed or injured in 2019 in just ten conflicts: Afghanistan, Central African Republic, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and Yemen. Guterres said the figure, which only included verified numbers, was a fraction of the real total. prh/bgs/dw
schema:headline	UN chief deplores lack of ceasefire during virus
schema:mentions	Deutsche Welle Syrian Civil War Deadly Weapons Humanitarian aid Secretary-General of the United Nations Ceasefire Yemen Somalia Cameroon Libya Ebola virus disease Iraq Afghanistan Philippines United Nations Pandemic Nigeria Ukraine Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 United Nations Mission in South Sudan Peter Maurer International Committee of the Red Cross Central African Republic Antonio Dawson
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