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Food shortages hit 71% of Ethiopian families displaced into Kenya’s Moyale.
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News: Food shortages hit 71% of Ethiopian families displaced into Kenya’s Moyale
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71 percent of the families displaced from Ethiopia to Moyyaalee, Kenya, have faced food insecurity.Oduu · statementTens of thousands of people displaced by the conflict in Moyyaalee town, on the border of Oromiyaa and Somaalee regions, are suffering from severe food insecurity, lack of adequate shelter, and lack of access to clean water and health services.Oduu · statementThe displacement to Kenya was caused by conflict that occurred in the border town of Moyale, Ethiopia.addisstandardao · statementNearly all households surveyed (96%) had fled #Ethiopia, mainly from the #Oromia and #Somali regions.News · statementUNHCR, UNICEF, IOM and WFP jointly requested a budget of 8.9 million dollars to provide emergency assistance to up to 50,000 people displaced to Kenya by the conflict in Moyale.Komishiniin Ol’aanaa Baqattoota Dhaabbata Mootummoota Gamtoomanii (UNHCR) Dhaabbati Gargaarsa Daa’immanii (UNICEF), Dhaabbati Godaantota Idil-Addunyaa (IOM) fi Sagantaan Gargaarsa Midhaan Nyaata Addunyaa (WFP) · commitmentPeople in Oleshky have faced months of severe shortages.guardian · statement