‘Many will die’: UN aid chief warns of fallout as humanitarian relief cut
- Humanitarian aid in Tigray has been severely impacted, causing programs to improve nutrition and assist those with HIV to halt, according to Yirga Gebregziabher of OSSHD.
- The United Nations aid chief, Tom Fletcher, warned that recent cuts to humanitarian relief are creating a 'seismic shock' globally, affecting millions in need.
- Cuts to aid programs in Ethiopia have affected nutrition services and crucial support for those living with HIV, risking increased malnutrition and disease, as highlighted by Yirga Gebregziabher from OSSHD.
- The World Health Organization noted that U.S. Funding cuts could hinder efforts to treat tuberculosis and lead to many deaths in Africa.
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