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The bread crisis in Khartoum has worsened, with bakeries closing because of rising wheat prices, fuel shortages, and power outages. The price of a loaf doubled in a week, from 250 to 500 pounds, while families cut back on consumption and returned to waiting for free meals at communal kitchens. Sudan imports most of the wheat it needs, and the weakening currency, road closures, and disruption to aid deliveries have added to food pressures. Officials and international reports warn that hunger is spreading: more than 19 million people—41% of the population—face acute food insecurity, including five million at emergency levels.
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