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Doctors Without Borders funding for malnutrition in Somalia declines over 80
Doctors Without Borders has confirmed a more than 80% decrease in funding allocated to combat severe malnutrition in some parts of Somalia this year, following the United States' suspension of support to relief agencies that had provided $70 million last year. The organization has recorded an 80% increase in malnutrition cases, reaching 22,000 cases, as donor interest wanes. This has forced medical teams to make difficult decisions regarding who to admit and who to exclude, amid worsening conditions caused by a lack of rainfall, crop destruction, and the escalation of conflict. These factors are further complicating the humanitarian crisis and hampering access to food and healthcare.
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