Food aid in Somalia could halt within weeks due to funding shortages, WFP warns - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPS2hvOTBsREdNQzdhaGtVUVlnYV94NTR4MkcyNXJzd2JrMEVvQUd2dm9DbTNFTHh6SDNvaUpUTXVGOFliamM3eDJJZGR2MFNTVHVScHYwOThZVEtxa3B6QVlIZW1EY0lhSDdVc0xSMXJMVGxycVczRHhuSmZnbHVjQ2V3ZnJ1dWtBNjRTVjRLNVNvaV9KNjRQb3pqYXg1UE4wMHR5VVNfU2RERkFFMXl3REpYLXpRMnlsYmNTelFB?oc=5" target="_blank">Food aid in Somalia could halt within weeks due to funding shortages, WFP warns</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The UN World Food Programme warns that its life-saving food and nutrition assistance in Somalia could cease by April unless new funding is secured, affecting millions facing worsening hunger.

The WFP warns that Somalia is facing one of the most complex hunger crises in recent years, with 4.4 million people experiencing crisis-level food insecurity due to failed rainy seasons, conflict, and declining humanitarian funding.

The UN World Food Programme warns that its life-saving food and nutrition assistance in Somalia could cease by April unless new funding is secured, affecting millions facing worsening hunger.

The UN World Food Programme warns that its life-saving food and nutrition assistance in Somalia could cease by April unless new funding is secured, affecting millions facing worsening hunger.

The WFP warns that Somalia faces a rapidly deteriorating hunger crisis that could escalate into famine without urgent funding, with 4.4 million people in severe hunger amid failed rains and mass displacement.