UNICEF: 67 children killed in Gaza since ceasefire began

At least 67 children have been killed in conflict-related incidents since the ceasefire began in Gaza, the United Nations children's agency said on Friday, Reuters reported.

"Dozens more have been injured. That is an average of almost two children killed every day since the ceasefire took effect," UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires told reporters in Geneva.

UNICEF said on Thursday that a baby girl was killed in an airstrike in eastern Khan Younis in southern Gaza, alongside her parents. On Wednesday, seven children were killed in airstrikes in Gaza City and the south, UNICEF said.

Israel's military says three of its soldiers have been killed in attacks in Gaza since the start of the ceasefire.