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Somalia: Thousands at Risk of Starving to Death, Aid Groups Say

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[VOA] Mogadishu -- The drought devastating the Horn of Africa has hit Somalia the hardest, with an estimated one-half of its 16 million people facing crisis-level food insecurity. Aid groups say hundreds of thousands of Somalis are at risk of starving to death, while hundreds of children are already dying of malnutrition.

Source: allAfrica.com

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