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Somalia - 'Dire and Grim' Drought, Impacting More Than 7 Million

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[UN News] Accompanying Somalia's newly-appointed drought envoy on his first field visit, the United Nations' top humanitarian official for the Horn of Africa country warned on Tuesday of the devastating outlook for millions of affected Somalis, amidst heightened risks of famine.

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