ニジェールでは50万人もの子供たちが未だ栄養失調に直面している。の英語

Half a million children still face malnutrition in Niger.

In Zambia more than two million are in short of food.

More than 20 million people suffer from hay fever in Japan.

In Zimbabwe six million people, about half of the population, need food aid.

According to a survey, 1 thousand million people are suffering from poverty in the world.

According to a survey, 1 billion people are suffering from poverty in the world.

Millions of people starve to death every year.

More than 10,000 people are still living in shelters.

People in developed countries are overeating while in developing countries many people, especially children, are suffering from hunger or malnutrition.

About 15,000 people are in need of such dogs in Japan, but there are only 40 of them at present.

Dieting accounts for more than one million deaths.

It is estimated that there are about 12 million people who suffer from hay fever in Japan.

At the pavilions, children will be able to experience more than 50 different occupations.

About 36,000 elementary and junior high schools throughout the country provide school lunches to their students.

In Afghanistan there are still tens of millions of landmines buried.

Five million people died in the Zairian civil war.

Out of the five to six million Muslims in France, nearly 2,000 people wear burqas or niqabs.

Diet accounts for more than one million deaths.

About one million Maasai live in Kenya and Tanzania.

There are about 23,000 children suffering from cancer in Japan.

Over 150,000 people were killed by tsunamis in the Indian Ocean in December 2004.

There are about seven billion people in the world.

While millions of people are watching on television, all the hostages are killed.

Now nearly 380,000 people around the world are enjoying "sports chanbara."

There are millions of ecosystems on this planet, and millions now extinct.

In Japan there are about 9.5 million pet dogs and 7.1 million pet cats, and the numbers are increasing.

Though exact data is not available, it is said that around 1.5 million people died at Auschwitz.

Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated and many of them still have not confirmed the safety of their families and relatives.

As many as 9.4 million people now have such a syndrome, and 10 million more are said to be likely to develop the condition.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, about 290,000 households remained unprepared for digital broadcasting as of the end of June.