Mozambique Boosts Aid for 250,000 Amid El Niño Drought Threat

Mozambican authorities are increasing food assistance for 250,000 people in Sofala and pre-positioning food supplies due to the risk of drought associated with El Niño, which threatens to worsen food insecurity.

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observadorPortuguese8d ago

Moçambique reforça assistência a 250 mil pessoas

As autoridades vão reforçar a assistência alimentar em Sofala e pré-posicionar alimentos perante o risco de seca associado ao El Niño, que ameaça agravar a insegurança alimentar.

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Mozambique Boosts Aid for 250,000 Amid El Niño Drought Threat

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