UN food aid to South Sudan refugees at risk due to funding shortfall
Most outlets highlighted the imminent end of UN food assistance for refugees in South Sudan due to a funding shortfall. Arab News Pakistan mentioned that over 650,000 refugees could lose aid, while 24 News HD reported the impact on 240,000 refugees, using different figures but focusing on the same core issue. Both emphasized the lack of funds as the primary cause.
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UN food lifeline to end for 240,000 South Sudan refugees
UN food assistance to South Sudan's most vulnerable refugees will end within weeks because of a lack of funds, the United Nations said Friday.
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650,000 refugees in South Sudan could lose food aid within weeks due to funding squeeze, say UN agencies
GENEVA: More than 650,000 refugees and asylum seekers in South Sudan risk losing food aid access within weeks due to a severe funding shortfall, potentially forcing some to return to war-torn Sudan in search of help, the UN warned on Friday. South Sudan faces one of the world’s worst hunger crises, the World Food Programme and the UN refugee agency said.
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