Famine-Scarred Southern Madagascar Braces for El Nino
Aid agencies warn 3.7 million people could face crisis-level food insecurity as child malnutrition rises sharply across Madagascar’s far south.
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Famine-scarred southern Madagascar braces for El Nino
With scrawny arms and bellies swollen by malnutrition, a dozen children waited for a meal at a World Food Programme centre in an arid area of southern Madagascar scarred by famine and bracing for the looming El Nino.
In the Greater South of Madagascar, malnutrition already strikes before the beginning of the welding period. With the return of El Niño, the decline in international aid and the rise in prices, nearly 3.7 million people could turn into serious food insecurity.
There are children who are patient in the aid centres of the Greater South of Madagascar, while the welding period has not even begun yet. El Niño... The article Madagascar dreads the worst, the hunger does not wait El Niño appeared first on Le Singulier.
'Increased drought risk': Famine-scarred southern Madagascar braces for El Nino
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