Funding cuts and conflict have led to severe food insecurity in both Yemen and Sudan.
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Updated Jun 28
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Funding cuts and conflict have led to severe food insecurity in both Yemen and Sudan.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The governorate of Hajjah in Yemen is experiencing severe food insecurity.Sub-event
Food insecurity due to conflict and funding cuts in Yemen and Sudan.1 source
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- WFP reports acute food insecurity in Yemen, driven by disruptions at chokepoints and rising food prices.
- Severe food insecurity risks have been identified in specific regions of Sudan, including Darfur and Kordofan.
- Houthi attacks caused Saudi production cuts on September 1st.
- Global aid cuts are causing health system collapse in Sudan.