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Sudan faces worsening famine risk
The article addresses the worsening hunger crisis in Sudan resulting from ongoing war and displacement. In some areas of Darfur and Kordofan, acute malnutrition rates among children have exceeded the international famine threshold, with children dying at emergency levels. It is estimated that around 825,000 children under five suffer from severe malnutrition, threatening their lives if they do not receive treatment. Years of war and drought, exacerbated by the "El Niño" phenomenon, have led to a decline in food stocks and soaring commodity prices. Meanwhile, agricultural crops and markets for displaced farmers have been disrupted, resulting in an unprecedented food crisis amid predictions of the worst harvest season in history. Humanitarian organizations emphasize the urgent need to increase aid, warning that the continuation of the war makes sustainable solutions difficult. The situation calls for immediate international efforts to ensure safe access to aid and to halt the escalation.
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