Mexico earthquakeThe first 72 hours are the most important

To accommodate as soon as possible to the victims in shelters where they can rest safe before possible aftershocks and receive water and food

Another Earthquake rocks Mexico: as many as 200 people, mostly children, died after a school collapsed in Mexico City, 75 miles from the earthquake's epicenter. More than 2,000 public schools suffered damage in the quake.

UNICEF reacted promptly and sent a team of specialists to visit the areas worst affected by the earthquake. The team determined that it is a matter of priority for children and adolescents to receive psychosocial support and all the necessary help to return to school as soon as possible.

UNICEF is supporting earthquake recovery efforts for children in Mexico, focusing on distribuiting drinking water and temporary restrooms in the most affected localities, providing child-friendly spaces and helping get kids back to school.

With 10 € UNICEF can provide drinking water to 534 children for one day