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A severe drought in Somalia has displaced 120,000 people and left 4.6 million in need, with aid efforts hampered by major funding shortfalls.
A severe drought in Somalia is affecting 4.6 million people, displacing at least 120,000 between September and December due to water shortages, food insecurity, and livestock deaths.
Over 75,000 students have dropped out of school, and the upcoming dry season through March 2026 is expected to worsen conditions, with no rains forecast until April 2026.
Humanitarian agencies are coordinating emergency responses but face critical funding gaps, with only $370 million secured of a $1.4 billion needed.
The UN has allocated $10 million from its emergency fund, but more support is urgently required to prevent widespread suffering and avoidable deaths.
Una severa sequía en Somalia ha desplazado a 120.000 personas y ha dejado a 4,6 millones de personas necesitadas, y los esfuerzos de ayuda se han visto obstaculizados por importantes carencias de fondos.