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  1. Climate change is impacting rural communities across Africa.
  2. Agencies monitor El Niño's impact on vulnerable populations in Africa and appeal for relief funding.
  3. El Niño is causing severe weather patterns, including increased rainfall risk, flooding, and disease in Afghanistan and Somalia.

Plan International provides assistance in Somalia as Baidoa becomes a major hub for drought refugees amid El Nino flooding risks.

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Plan International provides assistance in Somalia as Baidoa becomes a major hub for drought refugees amid El Nino flooding risks.

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SomaliaEl Nino

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  1. £5 million aid package announced for Somalia amid anticipated El Niño flooding risks.1 source
  2. El Nino is projected to cause worse-than-expected flooding in Baidoa.1 source
  3. UN relief agency OCHA is evaluating flood risks in Jubaland, Somalia, in preparation for El Nino impacts.Sub-event
  4. Plan International is assisting drought refugees in Baidoa as El Nino increases flooding risk in Somalia.1 source

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