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The United Nations has announced the allocation of $160 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund to support humanitarian aid in 12 global crises experiencing funding shortages, with the goal of reaching 87 million people as the priority this year. Approximately $150 million will be dedicated to life-saving operations in areas such as Afghanistan, the occupied Palestinian territories, Somalia, and Yemen, as well as to support the needs of persons with disabilities. This funding comes amid urgent calls for diplomatic action to ensure aid delivery, with a focus on providing assistance to around 11 million people out of the 87 million prioritized.
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