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Climate crisis impacts Malaysian youth's health and services, UNICEF survey finds

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A recent survey by UNICEF Malaysia indicates that young people in Malaysia are experiencing significant negative impacts from the intensifying climate crisis. These impacts include worsening existing illnesses, increased heat-related health issues, and disruptions to essential services. Experts are urging policymakers to prioritize adaptation strategies alongside emission reduction efforts to safeguard the health and future of the youth and the nation's workforce. AI

RANK_REASON Article discusses findings from a survey and expert opinions on the impact of climate change, rather than a new release or policy announcement.

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Climate crisis impacts Malaysian youth's health and services, UNICEF survey finds

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Ushar Daniele ·

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