MEXICO CITY: Thousands of migrant children and adolescents living in a makeshift camp in southern Mexico are at risk of malnutrition, disease and potentially being separated from their families, the United Nations Children's Fund said on Wednesday .
Pressia Arifin-Cabo, deputy representative for UNICEF Mexico, said in a recorded video that the situation is critical. Arifin-Cabo also said UNICEF is particularly worried about the possibility of family separation, adding that many families lost documents during their travels north.
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