U.N. warns Baidoa fighting is worsening humanitarian crisis
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U.N. warns Baidoa fighting is worsening humanitarian crisis
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Fighting in Somalia’s southwestern city of Baidoa is worsening an already difficult humanitarian situation and putting civilians at greater risk, the United Nations humanitarian office said Tuesday. Clashes in August and September have caused continued insecurity, new displacem»»»
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Somalia declares a state of emergency due to drought
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