Somalia Drought Might Kill 2.5 Million, Prime Minister Says -- Bloomberg
Somalia’s agriculture is collapsing as the war-torn East African nation faces a drought that might cause the deaths of as many as 2.5 million people, Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed said today.
“Unless we will have immediate support, definitely there will be a catastrophic situation in Somalia,” Mohamed told reporters at the United Nations in New York. “I am making a very strong appeal to the international community to address this humanitarian crisis.”
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More News On The Possibility Of Famine In Somalia
2.5 million face starvation in Somalia, PM tells UN -- AFP
Somali PM: More Than 2 Million at Risk of Starvation From Drought -- Voice of America
Somalis flee drought zones after rebels block aid -- Reuters
Urgent aid sought for starving Somalis -- Press TV
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