Most displaced children have now experienced extreme violence, including the sounds of shelling or gunfire, which makes them startle at any noise, Chaiban said. "We are at the beginning and already there is a profound impact," he said. The escalation has also put more than 100 primary health care facilities out of business, while 12 hospitals are either no longer functioning or partially functioning. Water infrastructure has also come under attack. In the past three weeks, 26 water stations supplying water to nearly 350,000 people have been damaged, Chaiban said. UNICEF is working with local authorities to repair them. For learn more https://limassoltoday.com.cy