NAIROBI: Doctors Without Borders warned Tuesday that half of all children in displacement sites in southwest Somalia are acutely malnourished, the situation exacerbated by funding cuts and drought. In June UN-backed experts estimated that almost a third of Somalis faced food insecurity, as the country — long wracked by insecurity and now seeing political turmoil — saw one of its worst droughts in years.

The United Nations says more than 500,000 Somalis were displaced during the first three months of this year, with drought responsible for nine out of ten displacements.

Nairobi (EFE).- La mitad de los niños de la ciudad de Baidoa, en el sur de Somalia, sufren «desnutrición aguda», en una crisis de hambre marcada por el conflicto, el…