OVER 100,000 children remain displaced in Marawi, a year after the siege by an IS-inspired local group, which destroyed the city, Unicef reported on Tuesday.

In a statement, the children’s organization expressed concern that the displaced children faced malnutrition and of being unable to return to school. Some of them could miss up to two school years and may not even be able to catch up with their studies.

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