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Watoto hatarini zaidi kutokana na chakula kisicho salama

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read

Makadirio mapya ya shirika hilo yanaonyesha kuwa licha ya watoto hao kuwa asilimia tisa pekee ya idadi ya watu duniani, wanachangia karibu theluthi moja ya visa vyote vya magonjwa yatokanayo na chakula kisicho salama.

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