TORONTO – Canadian aid agencies say malnutrition and starvation is rampant among children in Gaza, as well as among the aid workers trying to help them.

The Toronto-based president and CEO at Save the Children Canada said Friday the global agency’s clinics are inundated by 200 to 300 people arriving each day.

Danny Glenwright said there’s been “a tenfold” increase in the number of children suffering acute malnutrition over the past two months, and that even clinic staff are bringing their children in for help.

“Every single child is now coming in malnourished,” Glenwright said. “We’re also seeing their parents increasingly malnourished and skin-and-bones.”

That’s echoed by Canada’s executive director of Doctors Without Borders, with Sana Beg adding that members of her organization have

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