General - May 20, 2017

Six million Somalis face starvation

admin May 20, 2017
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International aid agencies are warning that six million Somalis need urgent help to avoid starvation. Somalia is now facing the most severe drought in living memory; half the population is going hungry.

International aid agencies are warning that six million Somalis need urgent help to avoid starvation.

Somalia is now facing the most severe drought in living memory; half the population is going hungry.

Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from Mogadishu, Somalia.

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