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Thousands flee yearslong drought in Somalia as hunger deepens and aid shrinks
A deepening humanitarian emergency in Somalia is forcing thousands of people to flee rural areas due to years of drought, conflict, and economic pressures. Major hubs like Baidoa are hosting massive displaced populations who lack adequate food or essential support. International groups are calling for increased aid, noting that millions face emergency levels of food insecurity while also projecting risks from future climate shocks.
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