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flag Over 1.1 million refugees in Ethiopia face severe hunger and crisis as aid cuts threaten lives and schools.

flag Over 1.1 million refugees in Ethiopia, including nearly half a million in Gambella, face a worsening humanitarian crisis as aid collapses due to severe funding shortages. flag Food rations have been cut to just 40% of normal levels—under 1,000 calories daily—while malnutrition rates exceed emergency thresholds and infant mortality has risen. flag Water supplies are critically low, with some areas receiving as little as five liters per person per day. flag Education for 110,000 refugee children is at risk, as 57 schools face closure by December 31 without funding. flag UN agencies and the Ethiopian government warn that without $142 million in immediate support, essential services will cease, threatening lives and stability.

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