NAIROBI, July 1 (Reuters) – A bridge on the Tekeze river in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has been destroyed, the International Rescue Committee said on Thursday, adding that as a result getting aid to the war-ravaged region would be “even more severely hampered than before”.

Reporting by Maggie Fick; Editing by Alison Williams

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