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  ANKARA:A total of 324.3 million people worldwide were in need of humanitarian aid last year, a number th adidas superstar damen at rose to 363.3 million as of this month with the effects of war, climate change, and the lingering socioeconomic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.This year   39 s Global Humanitarian Assistance Report by the UK-based non-profit Development Initiatives revealed that humanitarian crises had deepened across the globe in 2022.According to the report, three-quarters of people in need of humanitarian assistance faced at least two of the three factors of conflict, the climate crisis, or socioeconomic vulnerability.Wars, climate changeAccording to data by the UN Humanitarian Coordination Office (OCHA), while 255.1 million people were in need of humanitarian aid in 2021, this surged to 324.3 million in 2022 and 363.3 million in the first eight months of 2023.While $37.64 billion was enough to meet t air max95 he needs of people in need in 2021, this amount increased to $51.7 billion in 2022 and to adidas adilette damen  $ Xnzi A catalogue of infamy
 TEHRAN:Eight people were killed and 36 wounded when a bus overturned on Friday on Iran's Qom-Tehran highway, the semi-official ISNA News Agency reported.The Volvo bus, carrying 44 passengers, was travelling on the key artery from the southeastern province of Kerman towards Tehran at 7:40 AM when the driver fell asleep, local officials told ISNA.The driver was among those  jordan series killed.Iran is  air max97 one of the deadliest countries in the world for road accidents, according to the World Health Organisation.In December, a bus carrying students along a mountainous road in northwestern Tehran veered off the road and hit a concrete column, killing 10.Efforts to modernise Iran's ageing and highly polluting vehicle fleet have been hampered by a lack  airforce 1s of investment.Auto giants Peugeot and Renault have been forced to suspend plans to open new factories in the country due to the return of US sanctions.