One of the ‘worst droughts in living memory’ – two years without rain in Baidoa, Somalia is affecting millions
Baidoa in Somalia has seen no rain in two years. Cattle are dead, wells are dry and fields are empty – certain diseases such as cholera have become endemic. The drought is the most severe in living memory. Aid agencies believe more than 6 million people in Somalia need assistance, of whom about half are threatened…
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Sure is empty down here...