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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
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St Jame's Park.
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Victoria and Freya cool off at Victoria Station
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Parched London photographs: Victoria Gardens, Place of Westminster.
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Partched london
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Commuters in Victoria on one of the hottest days this summer in the capital.
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Pollution hangs over London last night
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Commuters in Victoria on one of the hottest days this summer in the capital
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Commuters in Victoria on one of the hottest days this summer in the capital
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DUKAS_142323722_EYE
Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Victoria Marchant cools off at Victoria Station
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Official drought status ‘to be declared in capital’
Commuters in Victoria on one of the hottest days this summer in the capital.
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Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. A lone sunbather soaks up the sun in a parched Hyde Park in central London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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DUKAS_142308103_EYE
Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. People walk across a parched Hyde Park in central London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. People walk across a parched Hyde Park in central London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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DUKAS_142308114_EYE
Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. A young deer cools off in a stream in early morning light at Bushy Park in south west London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. Swans keep cool on Leg of Mutton Pond in early morning light at Bushy Park in south west London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. Runners exercise in early morning light at Bushy Park in south west London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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DUKAS_142308102_EYE
Hot weather continues
11/08/2022. London, UK. A swan swims amongst the algae in the Diana Fountain pond at Bushy Park, south west London. Mid 30C temperatures are expected in parts of the UK over the next three or four days as the hot dry weather continues. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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DUKAS_142236633_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Large signs warning members of the public to the dangers of barbecues and open fires on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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DUKAS_142236632_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Large signs warning members of the public to the dangers of barbecues and open fires on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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DUKAS_142236631_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Large signs warning members of the public to the dangers of barbecues and open fires on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Large signs warning members of the public to the dangers of barbecues and open fires on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Hikers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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DUKAS_142236598_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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DUKAS_142236638_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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DUKAS_142236636_EYE
Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Signs warning members of the public to the dangers of barbecues and open fires on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Heatwave returns for England as hosepipe ban nears.
08/08/2022. Surrey, UK. Walkers brave the hot weather on a parched Box Hill, Surrey today as weather forecasters predict another heatwave to hit England this week with highs of 35c expected. Experts fear that London could soon be placed under a hosepipe ban after Kent and Sussex formerly declared a ban from 12th August. Water supplies have come under pressure after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month as data revealed that July was the driest in over 100 years.
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Hot weather continues
05/08/2022. Wimbledon, UK. Three golfers on a green surrounded by a parched fairway at Wimbledon Common golf course in south west London. Continuing dry and hot weather is continuing to threaten water supplies in some parts of the UK. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
05/08/2022. Wimbledon, UK. Three golfers on a green surrounded by a parched fairway at Wimbledon Common golf course in south west London. Continuing dry and hot weather is continuing to threaten water supplies in some parts of the UK. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
05/08/2022. Wimbledon, UK. Three golfers on a green surrounded by a parched fairway at Wimbledon Common golf course in south west London. Continuing dry and hot weather is continuing to threaten water supplies in some parts of the UK. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
05/08/2022. Wimbledon, UK. Three golfers on a green surrounded by a parched fairway at Wimbledon Common golf course in south west London. Continuing dry and hot weather is continuing to threaten water supplies in some parts of the UK. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hot weather continues
05/08/2022. Wimbledon, UK. Patches of green grass mark the position of the putting greens surrounded by parched fairways at Wimbledon Common golf course in south west London. Continuing dry and hot weather is threatening water supplies in some parts of the UK. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Horse riders trot past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Horse riders trot past a ‘Fire Risk’ warning sign in a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public cycle through a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public cycle through a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk through a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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England drought fears after dryest July for 100 years.
02/08/2022. London, UK.
Members of the public walk through a parched Richmond Park south-west London today as experts fear that England could be facing a drought this August after record breaking temperatures hit 40.3c last month. Millions of people could face a hosepipe ban this summer as weather experts reveal that July was the driest in over 100 years with no sight of any significant rain due for London and the South East.
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No water. Little food. Shelters made of clothes: inside Somalia’s Bulo Garas camp
The failure of the fourth rainy season in a row has left millions facing hunger, especially in the countryÕs hard-hit south-west with growing numbers seeking refuge in humanitarian camps.
Earlier this year, the UN described Somalia as Òstaring at a potential catastropheÓ after three consecutive failed rainy seasons. Now that a fourth rainy season has failed, the drought has worsened. This week the UN warned that only a massive and immediate injection of funding would avert famine in Somalia.
Abay who had walked for 90km to Baidoa for food and healthcare for her two children. One child (2) wrapped in a blue cloth is seververy malnourised and was given emergency health care at the centre.
Stabilisation centre, Baidoa.
A hospital specifically for children with severe malnutrition and complications such as pneumonia and measles, combinations which are imminently life-threatening. In May last year there were 119 admissions. That shot up nearly three-fold, to 324 in May this year. Last month also saw a dramatic increase just from the preceding month (March), when 193 children were admitted, showing the pace at which the crisis is escalating. On 7th June when we visited, 123 children had already been admitted this month. If that rate continues June will see another significant increase on May. Tragically, the number of children whose condition when they arrive is so severe that they donÕt survive is also increasing. Last year 23 children died at the centre. This year sixteen have already passed away in the five months to the end of May and the number is rising, from two in March, to four in April, to eight in May alone. There is no more space in the centre and the team there have been forced to set up wards in tents outside.
The City of Baidoa in the Bay Area of Somalia:
Baidoa is the largest city in Bay, which is region that is being hardest hit by the hunger crisis. 87% of under-fives are expected to be malnourished this year. ItÕs home to more than 20% of a
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No water. Little food. Shelters made of clothes: inside Somalia’s Bulo Garas camp
The failure of the fourth rainy season in a row has left millions facing hunger, especially in the countryÕs hard-hit south-west with growing numbers seeking refuge in humanitarian camps.
Earlier this year, the UN described Somalia as Òstaring at a potential catastropheÓ after three consecutive failed rainy seasons. Now that a fourth rainy season has failed, the drought has worsened. This week the UN warned that only a massive and immediate injection of funding would avert famine in Somalia.
Aniso (24) with her young baby suffering from malnoutrition at the Stabilisation centre, Biadoa.
A hospital specifically for children with severe malnutrition and complications such as pneumonia and measles, combinations which are imminently life-threatening. In May last year there were 119 admissions. That shot up nearly three-fold, to 324 in May this year. Last month also saw a dramatic increase just from the preceding month (March), when 193 children were admitted, showing the pace at which the crisis is escalating. On 7th June when we visited, 123 children had already been admitted this month. If that rate continues June will see another significant increase on May. Tragically, the number of children whose condition when they arrive is so severe that they donÕt survive is also increasing. Last year 23 children died at the centre. This year sixteen have already passed away in the five months to the end of May and the number is rising, from two in March, to four in April, to eight in May alone. There is no more space in the centre and the team there have been forced to set up wards in tents outside.
The City of Baidoa in the Bay Area of Somalia:
Baidoa is the largest city in Bay, which is region that is being hardest hit by the hunger crisis. 87% of under-fives are expected to be malnourished this year. ItÕs home to more than 20% of all young children facing severe malnutrition and almost half (45%) of people facing catastrophic, famine-like conditions across the coun
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No water. Little food. Shelters made of clothes: inside Somalia’s Bulo Garas camp
The failure of the fourth rainy season in a row has left millions facing hunger, especially in the countryÕs hard-hit south-west with growing numbers seeking refuge in humanitarian camps.
Earlier this year, the UN described Somalia as Òstaring at a potential catastropheÓ after three consecutive failed rainy seasons. Now that a fourth rainy season has failed, the drought has worsened. This week the UN warned that only a massive and immediate injection of funding would avert famine in Somalia.
Health clinic in Baidoa, supported by Save the Children. Provides primary healthcare, as above, as well as delivering babies.
by the COVID-19 pandemic, conflict, desert locusts, and now a further surge in food prices due to the conflict in Ukraine. Somalia imports 90% of its wheat from Russia and Ukraine, and in many parts of the country key food prices have doubled in a matter of months.
The City of Baidoa in the Bay Area of Somalia:
Baidoa is the largest city in Bay, which is region that is being hardest hit by the hunger crisis. 87% of under-fives are expected to be malnourished this year. ItÕs home to more than 20% of all young children facing severe malnutrition and almost half (45%) of people facing catastrophic, famine-like conditions across the country. As livestock perishes and with it any chance of maintaining an income, and huge numbers of families are being forced to Baidoa from more remote areas, in search of food and water. But conflict and insecurity restrict peopleÕs movement their movement and make it harder for them to get there in time.
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No water. Little food. Shelters made of clothes: inside Somalia’s Bulo Garas camp
The failure of the fourth rainy season in a row has left millions facing hunger, especially in the countryÕs hard-hit south-west with growing numbers seeking refuge in humanitarian camps.
Earlier this year, the UN described Somalia as Òstaring at a potential catastropheÓ after three consecutive failed rainy seasons. Now that a fourth rainy season has failed, the drought has worsened. This week the UN warned that only a massive and immediate injection of funding would avert famine in Somalia.
Health Clinic in Baidoa supported by Save the Children.
The City of Baidoa in the Bay Area of Somalia:
Baidoa is the largest city in Bay, which is region that is being hardest hit by the hunger crisis. 87% of under-fives are expected to be malnourished this year. ItÕs home to more than 20% of all young children facing severe malnutrition and almost half (45%) of people facing catastrophic, famine-like conditions across the country. As livestock perishes and with it any chance of maintaining an income, and huge numbers of families are being forced to Baidoa from more remote areas, in search of food and water. But conflict and insecurity restrict peopleÕs movement their movement and make it harder for them to get there in time.
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