Report: 43,000 estimated dead in Somalia drought last year

Somalia: Report - 43,000 Died in 2022 Somalia Droughts

Droughts in Somalia may have killed an estimated 43,000 people last year, a new report by the Somali government and United Nations said.

Drought caused 43,000 ‘excess deaths’ in Somalia last year, half of them young children

New report uncovers tragic scale of climate-led crisis and forecasts up to 34,000 more deaths so far this year

UN says some 43,000 deaths may have occurred in Somalia in 2022 due to drought

An estimated 43,000 excess deaths may have occurred in 2022 in Somalia due to severe drought, a figure higher than that of the first year of the 2017-2018 drought, two United Nations agencies and Somalia said on Monday.The World Health Organization (WHO),

News Wrap: Somalia drought killed an estimated 43,000 people last year

In our news wrap Monday, a report estimates Somalia's longest drought on record killed 43,000 people last year, the French government survived no-confidence votes over hiking the retirement age from 62 to 64 without parliament's approval, Israel is facing new criticism after its finance minister declared there is no such thing as a "Palestinian people" and President Biden issued his first veto.

Report: 43,000 Died in 2022 Somalia Droughts

Somalia and UN agencies say half of drought-related deaths may have been children under age 5

Somalia drought caused 43,000 deaths in 2022, report estimates

Somalia has endured five consecutive failed rainy seasons, and may soon see its sixth.