Renewed fighting, floods and challenges to aid access are worsening the humanitarian crisis, hunger monitor says.
Renewed fighting, floods and challenges to aid access are worsening the humanitarian crisis, hunger monitor says.
By Faisal Ali and News Agencies
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More than 7.55 million people in South Sudan will face malnutrition during next year’s April-to-July lean season, when food supplies are usually lower, according to a global hunger monitor.
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