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A report warns that the reduction of aid by the World Food Program in Gaza from around 1.7 million to 1.2 million people threatens the outbreak of a new famine. Officials explained that this decision, made amid worsening humanitarian conditions, further exacerbates the suffering of the population, especially as restrictions on aid entry and crossings continue. The approaching winter, which requires greater food supplies, adds to the concern. The cutbacks in assistance—including reductions in cash aid, food supplies, bakery services, and meals—have increased food security risks amid ongoing funding shortages. The current influx of 60 aid trucks per day is insufficient to meet the needs, worsening the humanitarian crisis and endangering the lives of hundreds of thousands of residents, especially as income sources decline and dependence on aid rises.
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