| African Relief Fund has distributed food to drought-hit families in Somalia |
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| Saturday, 22 April 2006 | |
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African Relief Fund has started its first phase of distributing food to 2286 families in Dhargo, Bootis, Buulo Guduud, Cadaain and Goorisane districts in Bay region. Families received maize, rice, flour and vegetable oil to last one month. This help will continue until the harvest time, although the success of the crop will depend on the results of the rainy season which began in early April. Families received maize, rice, flour and vegetable oil to last one month. This help will continue until the harvest time, although the success of the crop will depend on the results of the rainy season which began in early April.
![]() It is worth to note that the next phase of the relief operations will start soon. The Horn of Africa is in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. One of the most affected areas is southern Somalia. As a result tens of thousands of people are in urgent need of assistance in Somalia. The ARF is particularly concerned about the situation in southern Somalia, which is affected seriously by droughts and lacks basic health and education services. The absence of basic services such as health and education increased the negative effects of the drought in Somalia. |
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