South Sudan Children Eating Leaves to Survive Amid Conflict and Hunger

Children in South Sudan are resorting to eating leaves to survive due to severe hunger exacerbated by ongoing conflict. Aid agencies report that families are struggling to find food, pushing them to extreme measures.

9 Jun, 14:28 — 9 Jun, 14:28

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Daily SabahMixed84d ago

Conflict, hunger push S. Sudan families to eat leaves to stay alive

Families in South Sudan's Jonglei state are increasingly relying on leaves, water lilies and other wild food sources to stay alive as worsening conflict, displacement and food...

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South Sudan Children Eating Leaves to Survive Amid Conflict and Hunger

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Conflict, hunger push S. Sudan families to eat leaves to stay alive

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