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Drought displaces tens of thousands in Somalia: UN

Drought displaces tens of thousands in Somalia: UN

  • Kelly said the agency estimated that across the country, “the total figure would be around 300,000“
  • “Many are moving to urban areas and displacement sites that are already overstretched:
By AFP ·
US drought: worries over fires, water, food prices

US drought: worries over fires, water, food prices

By AP ·
In South Africa’s affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought video

In South Africa’s affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought

By Reuters ·
People take shelter from the rain on a flooded street during stormy weather in the northern Moroccan town of Fnideq. (File/AFP)

Morocco declares end of seven-year drought after winter rains

By Reuters ·
Turkiye and Iraq reach draft agreement on sharing water as drought worsens

Turkiye and Iraq reach draft agreement on sharing water as drought worsens

By AP ·
Turkiye facing worst drought in over 50 years

Turkiye facing worst drought in over 50 years

By AFP ·
Blazing heat in Iraq as Baghdad, south top 50C video

Blazing heat in Iraq as Baghdad, south top 50C

By AFP ·
Lebanon’s worst drought on record drains largest reservoir

Lebanon’s worst drought on record drains largest reservoir

By Reuters ·
Iraq probes fish die-off in southern marshes

Iraq probes fish die-off in southern marshes

By AFP ·
Droughts in Iraq endanger buffalo, and farmers’ livelihoods

Droughts in Iraq endanger buffalo, and farmers’ livelihoods

By Reuters ·
Punjab says received 38 percent less rainfall in last four months, warns of drought 

Punjab says received 38 percent less rainfall in last four months, warns of drought 

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
Pakistan warns drought may ‘intensify’ in parts of Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan 

Pakistan warns drought may ‘intensify’ in parts of Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan 

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Drought-hit Morocco asks citizens not to slaughter sheep on Eid Al-Adha

Drought-hit Morocco asks citizens not to slaughter sheep on Eid Al-Adha

By Reuters ·

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